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| − | Sections with tables all use a unified rating system for feature support (with [[PCGamingWiki:Editing_guide/Input_settings#Button_prompts_legend|one notable exception]]). There are seven in total: | + | Sections with tables all use a unified rating system for feature support (with [[PCGamingWiki:Editing_guide/Input_settings#Button_prompts_legend|one notable exception]]). Which options are available depends on the current parameter involved, as many are limited to only support or allow those states that are relevant to the parameter in question. |
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
| − | File:True icon.svg|{{code|true}}: This feature | + | File:True icon.svg|{{code|true}}: This feature is available and configurable natively (in-game or through the game's launcher or configuration/setup tool). |
| − | File:True asterisk icon.svg|{{code|limited}}: This feature | + | File:True asterisk icon.svg|{{code|limited}}: This feature is available, but in a limited way; either support is limited (e.g. only available on some releases) or the option to configure it is limited (e.g. [[Glossary:Anti-aliasing (AA)|anti-aliasing]] is only on/off rather than giving a choice of quality levels, or is tied to another combined setting of sorts). |
File:Always on icon.svg|{{code|always on}}: This feature is always active and cannot be configured natively (e.g. forced [[Glossary:Anti-aliasing (AA)|anti-aliasing]]). This state is not available for settings this concept does not apply to. | File:Always on icon.svg|{{code|always on}}: This feature is always active and cannot be configured natively (e.g. forced [[Glossary:Anti-aliasing (AA)|anti-aliasing]]). This state is not available for settings this concept does not apply to. | ||
File:False icon.svg|{{code|false}}: This feature is not present and cannot be configured natively (e.g. the game does not use [[Glossary:Anti-aliasing (AA)|anti-aliasing]] and has no option for it). | File:False icon.svg|{{code|false}}: This feature is not present and cannot be configured natively (e.g. the game does not use [[Glossary:Anti-aliasing (AA)|anti-aliasing]] and has no option for it). | ||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 23 September 2023
Sections with tables all use a unified rating system for feature support (with one notable exception). Which options are available depends on the current parameter involved, as many are limited to only support or allow those states that are relevant to the parameter in question.
There are seven states in total:
true: This feature is available and configurable natively (in-game or through the game's launcher or configuration/setup tool).
limited: This feature is available, but in a limited way; either support is limited (e.g. only available on some releases) or the option to configure it is limited (e.g. anti-aliasing is only on/off rather than giving a choice of quality levels, or is tied to another combined setting of sorts).
always on: This feature is always active and cannot be configured natively (e.g. forced anti-aliasing). This state is not available for settings this concept does not apply to.
false: This feature is not present and cannot be configured natively (e.g. the game does not use anti-aliasing and has no option for it).
hackable: This feature can be added or configured via modifications, console commands, etc. This state overrides any of the other states.
n/a("Not Applicable"): This concept does not apply to this type of game.
unknown: Support for this feature has not been verified. This is the default rating for all fields.
