[DEFAULT]
; make sure to use / instead of \ in file paths.
roms_path = C:/Games/PS2
emu_path = C:/Program Files (x86)/PCSX2 1.4.0/pcsx2.exe
config_path = C:/Documents/PCSX2/configs
method = default
api_key
emu_fullscreen = False
emu_no_gui = False
emu_config = False

[Paths]
; set your roms folder, path to your pcsx2.exe and optional config path here
; to use the config feature, create a folder named "configs" inside "documents/pcsx2" (the folder containing your bios, savestates etc.)
; put the path to that folder down below
; to create settings for a game, copy the "inis" or "inis_1.4.0" folder into the "configs" folder and rename it to match the rom.
; make sure that the renamed folders have the same name as the corresponding rom without the extension.
; eg. rom: "shadow of the colossus.iso" | folder: "shadow of the colossus"
; without a specific config folder for a game, the default settings will be used.
; if you want to specify that pcsx2 does a full boot for a game follow the above instructions
; and simply add an empty file "fullboot.ini" to the rom folder in "configs"                
roms_path = E:\Program Files\PCSX2 1.4.0\Games
emu_path = E:\Program Files\PCSX2 1.4.0
config_path

[Method]
; "default": your files have to be named exactly as they are in the pcsx2 database (if the name contains a ":", delete it)
; "giant": use the giant bomb api to search for the name of your files in their database (requires a giant bomb account for an api key)
; "iso": reads your iso files directly for the serial of the game and then matches the name to it (only adds all your games if they are all iso files)
; also set your api key here if you are using the giant bomb method                
method = giant
api_key =

[EmuSettings]
; emu_fullscreen: set to true if you want to launch in fullscreen by default
; emu_no_gui: set to true if you want to suppress the gui when launching a game
; emu_config: set to true if you want to use game specific configurations                
emu_fullscreen = False
emu_no_gui = False
emu_config = False