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== Configuring your installation == | == Configuring your installation == | ||
Look for the following files under <code>My Documents/My Games/Sid Meiers' Civilization V</code> | Look for the following files under <code>My Documents/My Games/Sid Meiers' Civilization V</code> and open them in a text editor like the notepad (not in a word processor). | ||
* '''config.ini''': | * '''config.ini''': | ||
** Set <code>LoggingEnabled</code> to 1. Civ5 will write log files under the <code>Logs</code> folder. | ** Set <code>LoggingEnabled</code> to 1. Civ5 will write log files under the <code>Logs</code> folder. | ||
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Configuring your installation
Look for the following files under My Documents/My Games/Sid Meiers' Civilization V and open them in a text editor like the notepad (not in a word processor).
- config.ini:
- Set
LoggingEnabledto 1. Civ5 will write log files under theLogsfolder. - Set
EnableLuaDebugLibraryto 1. Civ5 will display stack traces on Lua errors and you will be able to use the debug object. - Set
DebugPanelto 1. By pressing ² (or ù, or something else depending on your computer's language), Civ5 will display a debug panel.
- Set
- usersettings.ini:
- Set
DebugModeto 1. Needed to enable other features previously mentioned.
- Set
