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# configuration

## Main config file

* `plugins/CursorCs/config.yml`

Main sections:

* `cursor.sensitivity.x`
* `cursor.sensitivity.y`
* `cursor.maxOffset.x`
* `cursor.maxOffset.y`
* `cursor.distance`
* `cursor.prediction.*`
* `hologram.distance`
* `hologram.separation`
* `hologram.rotationAngle`
* `camera.distance`

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## Folder-based configs

CursorCs loads modular YAML files from:

* `plugins/CursorCs/config/clickable/*.yml`
* `plugins/CursorCs/config/holograms/*.yml`
* `plugins/CursorCs/config/groups/*.yml`

This allows splitting UI data by feature/state.

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## Minimal starter example

```yaml
cursor:
  sensitivity:
    x: 0.02
    y: 0.01
  maxOffset:
    x: 5.0
    y: 0.88
  distance: 2.0

camera:
  distance: 200.0

hologram:
  distance: 3.0
  separation: 2.0
  rotationAngle: 25.0
```

***

## Reload strategy

Use these during setup:

* `/cursor reload` for full live reload
* `/cursor reloadholograms` for hologram-only changes
* `/cursor reloadclickable` for clickable-area-only changes
* `/cursor reloadgroups` for group-only changes

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## Debug-first setup

When building UI interactions, enable debug mode first:

```bash
/cursor debug
```

Then move your cursor and click areas to validate coordinates and active group conditions.


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