*** Configuration file for RTV/RTM. ***
*** All field names are case-insensitive. ***
*** This does not apply to all field values however. ***
*** Please read carefully the description of each field. ***

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*                     General settings                     *
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* Path of the log file.
* MBII server must have a log file and have
* g_logSync set to 1 (enabled) and
* g_logExplicit set to 3.
* seta g_logSync "1"
* seta g_logExplicit "3"
* Path is case-sensitive under Linux.

Log: C:\Program Files (x86)\LucasArts\Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy - Copy\GameData\MBII\log.txt

* Path of the MBII folder.
* Used to detect all BSP map files.
* Path is case-sensitive under Linux.

MBII folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\LucasArts\Star Wars Jedi Knight Jedi Academy - Copy\GameData\MBII

* Server address (IP/Host:Port).
* Used for sending messages and commands to the server.
* Do not change the IP unless the loopback (127.0.0.1) is redirecting to another or no server at all.
* IP address can be replaced with a fqdn such as localhost:29070 or server.com:29070.

Address: 127.0.0.1:29071

* Bind IP address.
* The IP address set here will be bound to send packets to the server.
* It must be an IP available within your machine.
* It's HIGHLY recommended to bind the same IP address set in the Address field.
* A fqdn such as localhost or server.com is also valid.
* Leave this field empty or commented to use whatever is available from the machine.

Bind: 127.0.0.1

* Server rcon password.
* Used for sending messages and commands to the server.
* Password is case-sensitive.

Password: testy

* Flood protection system.
* The flood protection system will not allow the same player to execute one command after the
* other in rapid sequences (flooding).
* For each individual player a timer will be set once he/she uses one of RTV/RTM commands.
* The timer resets for each new command the player sends, unless the previous timer didn't expire yet.
* In this case, the command will be ignored until the timer expires.
* Voting commands are not monitored as they don't send a message back to the server.
* Players can vote as they see fit without worry of their commands being ignored.
* Admin commands will also not be monitored.
* Timer in seconds.
* OBS: Timer can be set as a floating point for fractions of a second.
* Ex: Half a second, 0.5.
* 0 = Disabled.

Flood protection: 0

* Enable this option to force RTV/RTM to use the say command only.
* Svsay command (server messages placed in the chat box) will never be used,
* instead all messages will appear for a very short time window at the top left corner of the screen.
* This option when enabled will basically make all of RTV/RTM messages only truly
* visible through the use of the in-game console.
* 0 = Disabled (Important messages will be sent via the svsay command, while non-important messages will be
*               sent via the say command).
* 1 = Enabled (All messages will be sent via the say command only).
* Developer Note: The minimal amount of messages sent via svsay never bothered me, despite
*                 the fact that I've OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder),
*                 and I truly question whether the efficiency of raising awareness to more important
*                 events can still be maintained when players have to rely mostly in the console.
*                 This field was added to try to please all sides, although I won't recommend to
*                 enable it under any circumstance.

Use say only: 0

* When enabled, this option will kick any and all players using the protected nicknames Server and Admin.
* Case and color are disregarded and therefore any variation of those two names are disallowed.
* OBS: g_logClientInfo must be set to "1" within your server.cfg for this feature to have any effect.

Name protection: 1

* Default game that it will switch to when the player count drops to 0.
* Format may include one or two options.
* With one option, you must either set the default map name
* or the default mode value to switch to.
* Ex: Default game: mb2_dotf
* With two options, you must set the mode value followed by one or more blank spaces and
* then the map name.
* Ex: Default game: 0 mb2_dotf
* Mode values are:
* 0 = Open.
* 1 = Semi Authentic.
* 2 = Full Authentic.
* If left empty or commented, it will do nothing when player count drops to 0.

Default game:

* Clean the log file once its size is greater than or equal the defined value in megabytes.
* Ex: Clean Log: 1 20
*     This value will clean the log file once its size is greater than or equal 20 megabytes.
* Compressed files will be tar.gz (gzip) with its date of compression
* appended into its name.
* Ex: log.txt-20110101000000.tar.gz (2011 01 01 00:00:00)
* 0 = Disabled.
* 1 = Clean.
* 2 = Compress and clean.

Clean log: 2 10

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*                  Admin voting settings                   *
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* Define the method to use to complete an admin voting,
* and the number of minutes/rounds as the voting limit.
* 0 = Minutes (An admin voting will complete based on the specified value in minutes).
* 1 = Rounds (An admin voting will complete based on the specified value in rounds.
*             The round in which the voting was started will not be counted towards this value).
* Ex: Admin voting: 0 3
*     will complete an admin voting after 3 minutes have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at intervals of 1 minute. The final display message will occur 30 seconds before the voting completes.
* Ex: Admin voting: 1 5
*     will complete an admin voting after 5 rounds have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at the beginning of every round.

Admin voting: 0 3

* The minimum amount of votes for an admin voting not to fail.
* The value must be in percent (0-100)
* and must be either a floating point (20.5) or an integer (20).
* 0 = Disabled (even if no vote was registered, the admin voting will never fail).

Admin minimum votes: 20

* Skip admin voting once an option can no longer be reached.
* Ex: 4 players are online and 3 voted for option 1. No other option can reach
*     option 1's value anymore, therefore it will not wait for the last player
*     to vote, skipping ahead to result instead.
* Ex: 8 players are online and 4 voted for option 1, 1 voted for option 2,
*     and 1 voted for option 3. 2 votes are remaining and no option
*     can reach option 1's value anymore, therefore skipping
*     ahead to result instead.
* If the number of votes didn't reach the minimum votes requirement,
* the admin voting will not be skipped.
* OBS: While this feature takes vote changes and unvote into account,
*      one must change his vote or unvote before the winning option becomes unreachable.
* 0 = Disabled (admin voting will never be skipped).
* 1 = Admin voting will only be skipped if all players have voted.
* 2 = Admin voting will be skipped when an option's value is no longer reachable.

Admin skip voting: 1

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*                    Map limit settings                    *
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* Map roundlimit.
* Detects the server roundlimit and fraglimit, and start a map voting once it's reached.
* OBS: Roundlimit and/or fraglimit must be enabled within the server (seta roundlimit/fraglimit "value").
* 0 = Disabled.
* 1 = Enabled.

Roundlimit: 0

* Map timelimit.
* Detects the server timelimit and start a map voting once it's reached.
* OBS: Timelimit must be enabled within the server (seta timelimit "value").
* 0 = Disabled.
* 1 = Enabled.

Timelimit: 0

* Define the method to use to complete a map limit voting,
* and the number of minutes/rounds as the voting limit.
* 0 = Minutes (A map limit voting will complete based on the specified value in minutes).
* 1 = Rounds (A map limit voting will complete based on the specified value in rounds.
*             The round in which the voting was started will not be counted towards this value).
* Ex: Limit voting: 0 3
*     will complete a map limit voting after 3 minutes have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at intervals of 1 minute. The final display message will occur 30 seconds before the voting completes.
* Ex: Limit voting: 1 5
*     will complete a map limit voting after 5 rounds have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at the beginning of every round.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit voting: 0 3

* The minimum amount of votes for a map limit voting not to fail.
* The value must be in percent (0-100)
* and must be either a floating point (20.5) or an integer (20).
* 0 = Disabled (even if no vote was registered, the map limit voting will never fail).
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit minimum votes: 0

* Controls the availability of the extend map option "Don't change" for Roundlimit and
* Timelimit votings.
* OBS: If this field leaves the map limit voting with only a single option remaining,
*      then a voting will not be called and a map change will take place with the only option.
* 0 = The "Don't change" option will never be added to any map limit voting.
* 1 = The "Don't change" option will be added until the number of extensions is reached for the current map
*     (requires a second option defining the amount of extensions allowed).
* 2 = The "Don't change" option will be added for every map limit voting.
* OBS: Second option should be preceded by one or more blank spaces.
* Ex: Limit extend: 1 2
* OBS: Extensions are computed from every map voting, including RTV.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit extend: 1 1

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTV after a successful map limit voting
* in seconds (MAP CHANGE).
* Even though Roundlimit and Timelimit will never use this value, it can be added to prevent
* RTV from being immediately re-used after a map limit voting.
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit successful wait time: 0

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTV after a failed map limit voting
* in seconds (NO MAP CHANGE).
* This can happen either because most players voted not to change the map (extend),
* or because minimum votes requirement was not met.
* Even though Roundlimit and Timelimit will never use this value, it can be added to prevent
* RTV from being immediately re-used after a map limit voting.
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit failed wait time: 0

* Skip map limit voting once an option can no longer be reached.
* Ex: 4 players are online and 3 voted for option 1. No other option can reach
*     option 1's value anymore, therefore it will not wait for the last player
*     to vote, skipping ahead to result instead.
* Ex: 8 players are online and 4 voted for option 1, 1 voted for option 2,
*     and 1 voted for option 3. 2 votes are remaining and no option
*     can reach option 1's value anymore, therefore skipping
*     ahead to result instead.
* If second turn is enabled, the map limit voting will
* only be skipped if the amount of votes received by the most voted option
* is greater than 50% of the total number of players,
* since every vote counts for defining a second turn.
* If the number of votes didn't reach the minimum votes requirement,
* the map limit voting will not be skipped.
* OBS: While this feature takes vote changes and unvote into account,
*      one must change his vote or unvote before the winning option becomes unreachable.
* 0 = Disabled (map limit voting will never be skipped).
* 1 = Map limit voting will only be skipped if all players have voted.
* 2 = Map limit voting will be skipped when an option's value is no longer reachable.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit skip voting: 1

* Start a second turn map limit voting whether the number of options is greater than 2 and
* the amount of votes received by the most voted option is less than or equal 50% of the total number of votes.
* OBS: If two options tied and no other option received any votes, a second turn voting will not be called.
* The two most voted options will be used for the second turn voting.
* If the number of most voted options is greater than 2, then map priority will be used to define
* the two options for second turn.
* 0 = Disabled (no second turn map limit voting will be called).
* 1 = Enabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit second turn: 0

* Change map immediately after a map limit voting or await for the next round.
* 0 = Disabled (map will only change after a new round is detected).
* 1 = Enabled (map will change immediately after a map limit voting).
* This field can be left empty or commented if neither Roundlimit nor Timelimit
* are enabled.

Limit change immediately: 1

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*                  Rock the Vote settings                  *
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* Rock the Vote (RTV).
* Player-based map changer.
* 0 = Disabled.
* 1 = Enabled.

RTV: 1

* Required number of players for RTV to pass (in percent).
* Must be either a floating point (60.5) or an integer (60).
* If an integer cannot be represented by this value,
* the closest integer to this value will be used instead (by rounding).
* Ex: 2 players are online and this value is set to 60%.
*     60% of 2 cannot be represented into an integer.
*     The only values which can be represented by an integer in this situation are:
*     0 = 0%
*     1 = 50%
*     2 = 100%
*     0 is an special value and cannot be used and 50% is closer to 60% than 100%.
*     Therefore, RTV will require a single player to RTV.
* If set to the special value 0, the next integer after 50% of the total number of players
* will be used (absolute majority).
* Ex: Ten players are online, 50% is five players, therefore RTV will require six players to RTV.
* Ex: Eleven players are online, 50% is five and a half players. Since a half player can't vote,
*     the next integer will be six, therefore RTV will require six players to RTV.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV rate: 0

* Define the method to use to complete a RTV voting,
* and the number of minutes/rounds as the voting limit.
* 0 = Minutes (A RTV voting will complete based on the specified value in minutes).
* 1 = Rounds (A RTV voting will complete based on the specified value in rounds.
*             The round in which the voting was started will not be counted towards this value).
* Ex: RTV voting: 0 3
*     will complete a RTV voting after 3 minutes have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at intervals of 1 minute. The final display message will occur 30 seconds before the voting completes.
* Ex: RTV voting: 1 5
*     will complete a RTV voting after 5 rounds have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at the beginning of every round.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV voting: 0 3

* The minimum amount of votes for a RTV voting not to fail.
* The value must be in percent (0-100)
* and must be either a floating point (20.5) or an integer (20).
* 0 = Disabled (even if no vote was registered, the RTV voting will never fail).
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV minimum votes: 20

* Controls the availability of the extend map option "Don't change" for RTV votings.
* OBS: If this field leaves the RTV voting with only a single option remaining,
*      then a voting will not be called and a map change will take place with the only option.
* 0 = The "Don't change" option will never be added to any RTV voting.
* 1 = The "Don't change" option will be added until the number of extensions is reached for the current map
*     (requires a second option defining the amount of extensions allowed).
* 2 = The "Don't change" option will be added for every RTV voting.
* OBS: Second option should be preceded by one or more blank spaces.
* Ex: RTV extend: 1 2
* OBS: Extensions are computed from every map voting, including Roundlimit and Timelimit.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV extend: 2

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTV after a successful RTV voting
* in seconds (MAP CHANGE).
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV successful wait time: 300

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTV after a failed RTV voting
* in seconds (NO MAP CHANGE).
* This can happen either because most players voted not to change the map (extend),
* or because minimum votes requirement was not met.
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV failed wait time: 300

* Skip RTV voting once an option can no longer be reached.
* Ex: 4 players are online and 3 voted for option 1. No other option can reach
*     option 1's value anymore, therefore it will not wait for the last player
*     to vote, skipping ahead to result instead.
* Ex: 8 players are online and 4 voted for option 1, 1 voted for option 2,
*     and 1 voted for option 3. 2 votes are remaining and no option
*     can reach option 1's value anymore, therefore skipping
*     ahead to result instead.
* If second turn is enabled, the RTV voting will
* only be skipped if the amount of votes received by the most voted option
* is greater than 50% of the total number of players,
* since every vote counts for defining a second turn.
* If the number of votes didn't reach the minimum votes requirement,
* the RTV voting will not be skipped.
* OBS: While this feature takes vote changes and unvote into account,
*      one must change his vote or unvote before the winning option becomes unreachable.
* 0 = Disabled (RTV voting will never be skipped).
* 1 = RTV voting will only be skipped if all players have voted.
* 2 = RTV voting will be skipped when an option's value is no longer reachable.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV skip voting: 1

* Start a second turn RTV voting whether the number of options is greater than 2 and
* the amount of votes received by the most voted option is less than or equal 50% of the total number of votes.
* OBS: If two options tied and no other option received any votes, a second turn voting will not be called.
* The two most voted options will be used for the second turn voting.
* If the number of most voted options is greater than 2, then map priority will be used to define
* the two options for second turn.
* 0 = Disabled (no second turn RTV voting will be called).
* 1 = Enabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV second turn: 1

* Change map immediately after a RTV voting or await for the next round.
* 0 = Disabled (map will only change after a new round is detected).
* 1 = Enabled (map will change immediately after a RTV voting).
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTV is disabled.

RTV change immediately: 0

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*                       Map settings                       *
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* Automatic maps from BSP files.
* Enable this option if you don't want to mess with the map selection
* and/or want all maps available for voting.
* 0 = Disabled (Manual map selection via the Maps and Secondary maps files).
* 1 = Enabled (All detected BSP map files will be primary maps. Secondary maps will not function).
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled.

Automatic maps: 0

* Primary maps file containing maps allowed to be nominated and automatically picked,
* if needed.
* At least one primary map must be added.
* Maps should be separated by lines, each line containing a single map name.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled or
* if Automatic maps is enabled.
* If left empty or commented while map voting is enabled and Automatic maps is disabled,
* it will assume the map file is <configuration folder>/maps.txt.
* OBS: If the map file does not exist or if it's empty,
*      you will be prompted to enter an interactive map list creation process.
*      In this mode, all maps from BSP files will be shown to you for choosing between,
*      primary, secondary or ignore (will not be added to either list).
*      If you lack shell access, you should already have the map files created, as you won't
*      be able to provide input to the interactive creation process.

Maps:

* Secondary maps file containing maps allowed to be nominated and/or automatically picked,
* if needed.
* Maps should be separated by lines, each line containing a single map name.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled or
* if Automatic maps is enabled.
* If left empty or commented while map voting is enabled and Automatic maps is disabled,
* it will assume the secondary maps file is <configuration folder>/secondary_maps.txt.
* OBS: If the secondary maps file does not exist or if it's empty,
*      it will assume no secondary maps were added.

Secondary maps:

* Allows secondary maps to be automatically picked in the event of a map voting
* lacking five map nominations.
* 0 = Disabled (only primary maps will be used to fill remaining slots).
* 1 = Secondary maps will only be used to fill remaining slots if no new primary map is available.
* 2 = Primary and secondary maps will be used to fill remaining slots equally.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled or
* if Automatic maps is enabled or if you have no secondary maps.

Pick secondary maps: 1

* Define the priority for each map type.
* This priority system will be used in the presence of a tie.
* Higher priorities will always win over lower priorities.
* Ties between the same priority will result in a random call to define the victor, with the exception
* of nomination selection under Nomination type 1, which uses nomination order instead.
* Nomination type 1, second turn and voting result will use these values.
* Format: (Primary maps) (Secondary maps) (Extend map/"Don't change")
* Priorities:
* 0 = Bottom priority.
* 1 = Middle priority.
* 2 = Top priority.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled.

Map priority: 2 0 1

* Map nomination system.
* If the number of maps (primary + secondary) is less than or equal five,
* then map nomination will be disabled and all available maps will be displayed during voting.
* If the number of maps is greater than five, players will be allowed to nominate maps.
* Nominated maps will be displayed at the head of the voting list.
* All five map slots will be filled automatically whether there are not five nominations.
* When this happens, maps will be picked randomly from the map lists until all remaining
* slots are filled or until no new map is available.
* If no map is currently available, then Roundlimit, Timelimit and RTV
* will remain disabled until a new map becomes available again.
* 0 = A player can nominate a single map with a maximum of five map nominations for all players.
* 1 = A player has a single nomination vote, which can be used to vote for a specific map nomination.
*     When a map voting starts, the most voted nominations (to a maximum of 5) will be used for the voting.
*     If ties are present among nomination votes, map priority and nomination order will be used.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (Roundlimit, Timelimit, RTV) is disabled or
* if the number of allowed maps (primary + secondary) is less than or equal five (nominations disabled).

Nomination type: 0

* Recently played maps restriction.
* Recently played maps will be disabled for the duration of the defined value in seconds.
* Manually changed maps are also registered.
* Ex: Enable recently played maps: 3600
*     After a map change the previous map will become unavailable for nomination and
*     voting for 1 hour (3600 seconds).
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if map voting (RTV, Roundlimit, Timelimit) is disabled.

Enable recently played maps: 0

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*                  Rock the Mode settings                  *
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* Rock the Mode (RTM).
* Player-based game mode changer.
* Rock the Mode functions like RTV,
* but without nominations and with MBII's modes instead of maps.
* Votes allowed:
* 0 = All modes disabled (RTM disabled).
* 1 = Open mode only.
* 2 = Semi Authentic mode only.
* 3 = Full Authentic mode only.
* 4 = Open and Semi Authentic modes only.
* 5 = Open and Full Authentic modes only.
* 6 = Semi Authentic and Full Authentic modes only.
* 7 = All modes enabled.

RTM: 0

* Define the priority for each game mode.
* This priority will be used in the presence of a tie.
* Higher priorities will always win over lower priorities.
* Ties between the same priority will result in a random call to define the victor.
* Second turn and voting result will use these values.
* Format: (Open mode) (Semi Authentic mode) (Full Authentic mode) (Extend mode/"Don't change")
* Priorities:
* 0 = Bottom priority.
* 1 = Middle priority.
* 2 = Top priority.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

Mode priority: 2 0 2 1

* Required number of players for RTM to pass (in percent).
* Must be either a floating point (60.5) or an integer (60).
* If an integer cannot be represented by this value,
* the closest integer to this value will be used instead (by rounding).
* Ex: 2 players are online and this value is set to 60%.
*     60% of 2 cannot be represented into an integer.
*     The only values which can be represented by an integer in this situation are:
*     0 = 0%
*     1 = 50%
*     2 = 100%
*     0 is an special value and cannot be used and 50% is closer to 60% than 100%.
*     Therefore, RTM will require a single player to RTM.
* If set to the special value 0, the next integer after 50% of the total number of players
* will be used (absolute majority).
* Ex: Ten players are online, 50% is five players, therefore RTM will require six players to RTM.
* Ex: Eleven players are online, 50% is five and a half players. Since a half player can't vote,
*     the next integer will be six, therefore RTM will require six players to RTM.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM rate: 0

* Define the method to use to complete a RTM voting,
* and the number of minutes/rounds as the voting limit.
* 0 = Minutes (A RTM voting will complete based on the specified value in minutes).
* 1 = Rounds (A RTM voting will complete based on the specified value in rounds.
*             The round in which the voting was started will not be counted towards this value).
* Ex: RTM voting: 0 3
*     will complete a RTM voting after 3 minutes have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at intervals of 1 minute. The final display message will occur 30 seconds before the voting completes.
* Ex: RTM voting: 1 5
*     will complete a RTM voting after 5 rounds have passed.
*     Display messages informing the players of the voting and the voting options will occur
*     at the beginning of every round.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM voting: 0 3

* The minimum amount of votes for a RTM voting not to fail.
* The value must be in percent (0-100)
* and must be either a floating point (20.5) or an integer (20).
* 0 = Disabled (even if no vote was registered, the RTM voting will never fail).
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM minimum votes: 20

* Controls the availability of the extend mode option "Don't change" for RTM votings.
* OBS: If this field leaves the RTM voting with only a single option remaining,
*      then a voting will not be called and a mode change will take place with the only option.
* 0 = The "Don't change" option will never be added to any RTM voting.
* 1 = The "Don't change" option will be added until the number of extensions is reached for the current mode
*     (requires a second option defining the amount of extensions allowed).
* 2 = The "Don't change" option will be added for every RTM voting.
* OBS: Second option should be preceded by one or more blank spaces.
* Ex: RTM extend: 1 2
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM extend: 2

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTM after a successful RTM voting
* in seconds (MODE CHANGE).
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM successful wait time: 300

* Time to wait before re-enabling RTM after a failed RTM voting
* in seconds (NO MODE CHANGE).
* This can happen either because most players voted not to change the mode (extend),
* or because minimum votes requirement was not met.
* 0 = Disabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM failed wait time: 300

* Skip RTM voting once an option can no longer be reached.
* Ex: 4 players are online and 3 voted for option 1. No other option can reach
*     option 1's value anymore, therefore it will not wait for the last player
*     to vote, skipping ahead to result instead.
* Ex: 8 players are online and 4 voted for option 1, 1 voted for option 2,
*     and 1 voted for option 3. 2 votes are remaining and no option
*     can reach option 1's value anymore, therefore skipping
*     ahead to result instead.
* If second turn is enabled, the RTM voting will
* only be skipped if the amount of votes received by the most voted option
* is greater than 50% of the total number of players,
* since every vote counts for defining a second turn.
* If the number of votes didn't reach the minimum votes requirement,
* the RTM voting will not be skipped.
* OBS: While this feature takes vote changes and unvote into account,
*      one must change his vote or unvote before the winning option becomes unreachable.
* 0 = Disabled (RTM voting will never be skipped).
* 1 = RTM voting will only be skipped if all players have voted.
* 2 = RTM voting will be skipped when an option's value is no longer reachable.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM skip voting: 1

* Start a second turn RTM voting whether the number of options is greater than 2 and
* the amount of votes received by the most voted option is less than or equal 50% of the total number of votes.
* OBS: If two options tied and no other option received any votes, a second turn voting will not be called.
* The two most voted options will be used for the second turn voting.
* If the number of most voted options is greater than 2, then mode priority will be used to define
* the two options for second turn.
* 0 = Disabled (no second turn RTM voting will be called).
* 1 = Enabled.
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM second turn: 0

* Change mode immediately after a RTM voting or await for the next round.
* 0 = Disabled (mode will only change after a new round is detected).
* 1 = Enabled (mode will change immediately after a RTM voting).
* This field can be left empty or commented if RTM is disabled.

RTM change immediately: 1