Engine Configuration Tool¶

Kirikiri Z no longer has a separate engine configuration tool.¶

Launching the engine with -userconf starts it as the user-facing engine configuration tool (the settings screen opens in a browser; see Kirikiri Configuration).
If your installer registers a shortcut that adds -userconf to the engine's arguments as the engine configuration tool, it works the same way as before.

No developer engine configuration tool is provided.¶

To hide an item from the user settings, set "user":false for it in option_desc_ja.json, or remove the item altogether.
If the settings do not show up correctly, the log may report a JSON syntax error, so launch from a console and check the log.
To apply these changes, you need to rebuild the core or use a tool that can modify resources.