{
  "game_version": 2,
  "text_version": 20,

  "game_name": "jak2",
  "expected_elf_name": "SCUS_972.65",

  // if you want to filter to only some object names.
  // it will make the decompiler much faster.
  "allowed_objects": [],
  "banned_objects": ["effect-control", "time-of-day"],

  ////////////////////////////
  // CODE ANALYSIS OPTIONS
  ////////////////////////////

  // set to true to generate plain .asm files with MIPS disassembly, with no fancy decompilation.
  // this is fast and should succeed 100% of the time.
  "disassemble_code": false,

  // Run the decompiler
  "decompile_code": true,

  "find_functions": true,

  ////////////////////////////
  // DATA ANALYSIS OPTIONS
  ////////////////////////////

  // set to true to generate plain .asm files for data files.
  // this will display most data as hex, but will add labels/references/type pointers/strings
  // this generates a huge amount of output if you run it on the entire game.
  "disassemble_data": false,

  // unpack textures to assets folder
  "process_tpages": false,
  // unpack game text to assets folder
  "process_game_text": false,
  // unpack game count to assets folder
  "process_game_count": true,
  // write goal imports for art groups
  "process_art_groups": false,

  ///////////////////////////
  // WEIRD OPTIONS
  ///////////////////////////

  // these options are used rarely and should usually be left at false

  // generate the symbol_map.json file.
  // this is a guess at where each symbol is first defined/used.
  "generate_symbol_definition_map": false,

  // genreate the all-types file
  "generate_all_types" : false,

  // debug option for instruction decoder
  "write_hex_near_instructions": false,

  // experimental tool to extract linked lists used for region scripting in Jak 2 and Jak 3.
  "write_scripts": false,

  // hex dump of code/data files.
  "hexdump_code": false,
  "hexdump_data": false,
  // dump raw obj files
  "dump_objs": true,
  // print control flow graph
  "print_cfgs": false,

  // set to true for PAL versions. this will forcefully skip files that have some data missing at the end.
  "is_pal": false,

  // jak 1's all-types, used to generate "hints"
  "old_all_types_file": "decompiler/config/all-types.gc",

  ////////////////////////////
  // CONFIG FILES
  ////////////////////////////

  "type_casts_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/type_casts.jsonc",
  "anonymous_function_types_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/anonymous_function_types.jsonc",
  "var_names_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/var_names.jsonc",
  "label_types_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/label_types.jsonc",
  "stack_structures_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/stack_structures.jsonc",
  "hacks_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/hacks.jsonc",
  "inputs_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/inputs.jsonc",
  "art_info_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/art_info.jsonc",
  "import_deps_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/import_deps.jsonc",
  "all_types_file": "decompiler/config/jak2/all-types.gc",


  // optional: a predetermined object file name map from a file.
  // this will make decompilation naming consistent even if you only run on some objects.
  "obj_file_name_map_file": "goal_src/jak2/build/all_objs.json",

  ////////////////////////////
  // LEVEL EXTRACTION
  ////////////////////////////

  // turn this on to extract level background graphics data
  "levels_extract": false,
  // turn this on if you want extracted levels to be saved out as .obj files
  "rip_levels": false,
  // should we extract collision meshes?
  // these can be displayed in game, but makes the .fr3 files slightly larger
  "extract_collision": true,

  ////////////////////////////
  // PATCHING OPTIONS
  ////////////////////////////

  // these are options related to xdelta3 patches on specific objects
  // this allows us to get a more consistent input

  // set to true to write new patch files
  "write_patches": false,
  // set to true to apply patch files
  "apply_patches": true,
  // what to patch an object to and what the patch file is
  "object_patches": {
  }
}