> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://epistle.rlib.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://epistle.rlib.io/configuration/settings.md).

# Settings

Settings files contain a wide variety of values that can be changed and deal with how the overall addon will look and perform. These files are typically where you will turn certain addon features on/off, change feature settings, modify the colors for any user-interface provided, etc.

## ❱ Location

**`lua\modules\epistle\cfg\*`**

## ❱ Files

| File              | Description                                             |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| sh\_cfg           | General settings                                        |
| sh\_cfg\_activity | Adjust user activity statuses (online, away)            |
| sh\_cfg\_bg       | Static & live backgrounds                               |
| sh\_cfg\_binds    | Key binds for activation                                |
| sh\_cfg\_dev      | Developer only settings                                 |
| sh\_cfg\_nav      | Navigation menu (steam workshop, rules, etc)            |
| sh\_cfg\_rules    | Rules that display in rules interface                   |
| sh\_cfg\_servers  | Server listing for server connection interface          |
| sh\_cfg\_staff    | Define groups considered staff for 'staff players' list |
| sh\_cfg\_ticker   | News ticker that displays on top of F4 menu             |


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