SConfig 				= {} 	--Don't change the name of this!

SConfig.Website 		= "https://www.google.co.uk/" --The link to your website

SConfig.Bars 			= true 	--Enable coloured bars on the player row in the scoreboard
SConfig.BarsColorRank 	= false --Set to false to make the bar's colour that of a player's job...
								--...true to make them rank based (see rank table below)

SConfig.RowFade 		= 4 	--The speed of which to fade in when the player's mouse hovers over a row
SConfig.RowAlphaMin 	= 0 	--The minimum alpha value of a player row (the background colour of the player's team)
SConfig.RowAlphaMax 	= 150 	--The maximum alpha value of a player row

SConfig.Rank 			= true 	--Set to false to disable the rank column

SConfig.Ranks 			= {} 	--The table for the scoreboard's ranks
								--Used for displaying nice names and colours depending on a player's usergroup
--Example usage:
--SConfig.Ranks["groupname"] = 	{"Nice Name", 	Color("255, 255, 255")}
SConfig.Ranks["superadmin"] = 	{"SuperAdmin", 	Color(184, 55, 255)}
SConfig.Ranks["admin"] 		= 	{"Admin", 		Color(52, 105, 37)}
SConfig.Ranks["moderator"] 	= 	{"Moderator", 		Color(225, 0, 132}
SConfig.Ranks["trial-staff"] 	= 	{"Trial-Staff", 	Color(244, 162, 115)}
SConfig.Ranks["developer"] 	= 	{"Developer", 		Color(164, 244, 252)}
SConfig.Ranks["owner"] 	        = 	{"Owner", 		Color(255, 0, 0)}
SConfig.Ranks["founder"] 	= 	{"Founder", 		Color(112, 176, 72)}
SConfig.Ranks["staff-manager"] 	= 	{"Staff-Manager", 		Color(80, 119, 174)}
SConfig.Ranks["server-manager"] = 	{"Server-Manager", 		Color(80, 119, 174)}
SConfig.Ranks["community-manager"] = 	{"Community-Manager", 		Color(80, 119, 174)}



SConfig.Columns 			= 	{} 	--The table for holding the columns you want

--The header for the column is the part inside the first set of brackets, this goes above all of the values
--The first value inside the curly braces is how far along the scoreboard you want the column to be, 0.5 being halfway
--The second value is the colour of the text in the column
--The third is a function which returns what you want to be shown in the player row (ask your developer about this if you're unsure)

--Example usage:
--SConfig.Columns["Level"] 	= 	{0.35, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return ply:GetLevel() end}
SConfig.Columns["Rank"] 	= 	{0.5, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return ply:GetUserGroup() end}
SConfig.Columns["Team"] 	= 	{0.65, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return team.GetName(ply:Team()) end}
SConfig.Columns["Karma"] 	= 	{0.65, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return math.Round(ply:GetBaseKarma()) end}
SConfig.Columns["Score"] 	= 	{0.75, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return ply:Frags() end}
SConfig.Columns["Deaths"] 	= 	{0.825, Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return ply:Deaths() end}
SConfig.Columns["Ping"] 	= 	{0.9, 	Color(255,255,255,200), function(ply) return ply:Ping() end}

SConfig.Criteria 			= "Score" --The default column to sort by, should be one of the table values above(eg: "Team, "Rank")

SConfig.TrayLinks = {
	button1 = {name = "TTT Server #1", 		IP = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx"},
	button2 = {name = "TTT Server #2", 		IP = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx"},
	button3 = {name = "DarkRP Server #1", 	IP = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx"},
	button4 = {name = "DarkRP Server #2", 	IP = "xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:xxxxx"}
}

--Below are all the fonts that can be edited to your liking if you wish to do so.
surface.CreateFont("SScoreText", {font = "Open Sans", size = 22, weight = 0}) --General font used for player rows and headers
surface.CreateFont("SSCoreButtons", {font = "Open Sans", size = 28, weight = 0}) --Font used on button panel's buttons
surface.CreateFont("SScoreLabel", {font = "Open Sans", size = 20, weight = 0}) --Font used for information panel's labels
surface.CreateFont("SScoreTime", {font = "Open Sans", size = 74, weight = 0}) --Font used to display clock
surface.CreateFont("SScoreInfo", {font = "Open Sans", size = 48, weight = 0}) --Large font used for information
surface.CreateFont("SScoreSubInfo", {font = "Open Sans", size = 36, weight = 0}) --Font used to display gamemode and players