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#The absolute or relative path to the backup location.
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#Options : any file path. Default : ./backups
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config.advancedbackups.path=./backups
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#Minimum time between backups, in hours. This can prevent a shutdown backup from triggering immediately after a scheduled backup or similar situations.
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#Set to 0 to disable.
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#5 minutes = ~ 0.083 hours.
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#Range : 0 - 500 #Default : 0.5
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.min=0.25
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#Triggers a backup if none has already happened within this time. Can be combined with an uptime-based schedule.
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#Range : 0.5 - 500 #Default : 24
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.max=24.0
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#Whether the schedule below uses uptime (true) or real-world time (false).
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#Default : true
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.uptime=true
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#When using server uptime:
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#A looping comma-separated backup schedule, based off of server uptime, hours:minutes. Examples:
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#4:00 - Makes a backup every four hours.
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#4:00,7:00 - Makes a backup after four hours, then three, then four, and so on.
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#1:00 - Makes a backup every hour.
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#4:00,8:00,12:00,16:00,17:00,18:00,19:00,20:00,21:00,24:00 - Makes a backup following a strict schedule.
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#When using real-world time:
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#A strict schedule, using hours:minutes to follow real-world time. Examples:
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#4:00 - Makes a backup at 4am each day.
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#4:00,8:00,12:00,16:00,17:00,18:00,19:00,20:00,21:00,24:00 - Makes a backup at specific times of day.
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#Note : use 24:00 instead of 0:00 to represent midnight.
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#Default : 1:00
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.schedule=1:00
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#Whether to force a backup on server shutdown. Respects min frequency.
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#Options : true, false #Default : false
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.shutdown=false
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#Whether to force a backup on server startup. Respects min frequency.
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#Options : true, false #Default : false
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config.advancedbackups.frequency.startup=false
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#Delay to use after startup, in seconds. Is always at least 5 seconds.
#Whether to compress 'chains'. This compresses the base backup and all sequential backups. Reduces space usage, but decreases performance.
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#Options : true, false #Default : true
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config.advancedbackups.chains.compress=true
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#Whether to enable "smart" reset for chains - if every file is being backed up, mark the backup as complete and reset chain length regardless of intended backup type.
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#Options : true, false #Default : true
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config.advancedbackups.chains.smart=true
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#What % of a full backup is allowed to be contained in a partial before forcing it into a full backup. Useful for reducing partial backup size.
# [Experimental] Forces the Push/Pull upgrades to tick only once every x ticks with few exceptions. If false, uses default IC2 behaviour. [default: false]
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B:enableUpgradeTickInterval=false
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# [Experimental] Determines cooldown (in ticks) of push upgrades, after failed item transfer. [range: 1 ~ 1200, default: 20]
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I:pushUpgradeCooldown=20
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# [Experimental] Forces the Push/Pull upgrades to tick only once every x ticks with few exceptions.
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# - For Push: Ticked if output is full, if transfer failed, triggers a cooldown.
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# - For Pull: Tick is skipped if output/input is full.
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# [range: 1 ~ 100, default: 5]
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I:upgradeSlotTickInterval=5
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# [Experimental] Changes the way EnergyNet handles and stores World Reference, to possibly fix randomly disconnecting wires.
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# Enabling this switches out the previous patch for this new solution. Please report any issues related to EnergyNet if you have this patch enabled.
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# Creating a backup of the world before turning this patch on is recommended. [default: false]
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