<li><code>fallback_language</code> — The language to use when Warframe.x64.exe was double-clicked or the argument was simply omitted.</li>
<li><code>fallback_graphicsDriver</code> — The graphics driver to use when Warframe.x64.exe was double-clicked or the argument was simply omitted.</li>
<li><code>fallback_cluster</code> — The cluster to use when Warframe.x64.exe was double-clicked or the argument was simply omitted. Can be <code>public</code>, <code>test</code>, or <code>dev</code> — the latter two enable some more logging.</li>
<li><code>server_host</code> — The hostname or IP address to redirect game traffic to. This should match <code>myAddress</code> in SpaceNinjaServer.</li>
<li><code>http_port</code> — The port to use for HTTP traffic. This should match <code>httpPort</code> in SpaceNinjaServer.</li>
<li><code>autologin</code> — Uses the provided credentials to automatically login on startup. If another instance is logged in on the same account, it will be forcefully logged out.</li>
<li><code>autologin_password</code> — The whirlpool hash of the password to use for autologin. You can simply enter your password and it will automatically be hashed and overwritten.</li>
<li><code>high_damage_numbers_patch</code> — If true, patches the game to display the exact number of damage that you dealt to fix -2147483648 showing up on high damage.</li>
<li><code>simulacrum_blacklisted</code> — If true, blacklisted enemies are shown in the Simulacrum. Defaults to false to match the game.</li>
<li><code>simulacrum_whitelisted</code> — If true, whitelisted enemies are shown in the Simulacrum. Defaults to true to match the game.</li>
<li><code>pause_always_stops_time</code></li>
<li><code>disable_nrs_connection</code> — If true, disables NRS connections, preventing the game from showing "Please ensure that your firewall permits UDP ports 4950 & 4955."</li>
<li><code>fov_override</code> — If not 0, overrides the game's FOV setting. You can use any value from 1 to 226.</li>
<li><code>forced_profile_dir</code> — An absolute path to a folder that will be used to read and write your game settings. Notably, this can be used to have the same settings regardless of username.</li>
<li><code>auto_start_scripts</code> — A list of scripts to automatically start, e.g. <code>["samples/Cycle Camera Hotkey (K).pluto"]</code>.</li>
<li><code>alternative_loading</code> — Enables an alternative loading mode (<code>Server.FastLoad</code>) which also skips some intro cutscenes, e.g. when loading into a relay.</li>
<li><code>dont_resolve_labels</code> — If true, shows language tags instead of their associated value, e.g. <code>/Menu/Confirm_Item_Yes</code> instead of <code>YES</code>.</li>
<li><code>save_all_metadata</code> — If true, implicitly creates an empty patch on every metadata read to make it available for get_effective_metadata requests. May degrade performance.</li>
<li><code>write_all_metadata_reads_to_console</code> — If true, writes all metadata reads to the console. May degrade performance.</li>
<p>While the game is running, the you can visit <ahref="http://localhost:6155/"target="_blank">http://localhost:6155/</a> to modify some of the above options, access additional features like teleportation, and use scripts.</p>
<p>The bootstrapper adds the <code>owfServerHost</code> command line argument, which can be used to override the <code>server_host</code> in the config.</p>
<h2>Tunables</h2>
<p>When connecting to a server, the bootstrapper requests <code>/custom/tunables.json</code> to check the JSON object for the presence of the following fields:</p>
<p>To aid in troubleshooting, the bootstrapper assumes that a compatible server responds to this request with status code 200 and a valid JSON object, otherwise showing a warning popup.</p>
<li>login.php requests also have an extra <code>clientMod</code> parameter indicating the Bootstrapper's name and version. If Metadata Patches are in use, <code>metadataPatchesInUse=1</code> is added as well.</li>
<li>inventory.php & missionInventoryUpdate.php requests have the extra query parameter <code>xpBasedLevelCapDisabled</code> to indicate that the client has been patched to accept any PlayerLevel and doesn't need XPInfo to match.</li>
<p>Metadata Patches are loaded from <code>OpenWF/Metadata Patches.txt</code>, although you can also create a <code>OpenWF/Metadata Patches/</code> folder and any text file inside of that will be loaded as well.</p>
<p>They are generally parsed line by line, with roughly the following steps being taken for each line:</p>
<li>If the line starts with <code>/</code>, a new patch for the given absolute path is started. If the line ends on <code>&</code>, the next line that also starts with <code>/</code> will be added to this patch instead of creating a new patch.</li>
<li>Leading and trailing tabs and spaces are removed from the line.</li>
<li>If the line starts with <code>&</code>, that character is removed from the line and the rest of the line is assumed to be an absolute path to be added to the current patch.</li>
<li>If the line starts with <code>></code>, that character is removed from the line and the rest of the line is assumed to be an absolute path for which a new patch is created.</li>
<li>If the line starts with <code>r|</code>, a replacement is added to the current patch in the form <code>r|A|Z</code> which means <code>A</code> in the metadata will be replaced with <code>Z</code>.</li>
<li>If the line starts with <code>s|</code>, a regex substitution is added to the current patch, e.g. <code>s|(.+)=1|$1=0</code> would change <code>HasCooldown=1</code> to be <code>HasCooldown=0</code>.</li>
<li>The line is added as a metadata prefix to the current patch. This works to add top-level properties but also to replace them because the game resolves duplicates by ignoring subsequent entries.</li>
</ol>
<p>If multiple patches affect the same absolute path, they are combined.</p>
