## nazar.txt formatting description. For Nazar's detection feature.
## It's important to keep the file encoded with UTF-8.
## Each line is populated with a Map ID and detection arguments, all separated by spaces. Example:
M666 E 42 T 1041 C
## A valid map ID starts with the character "M", followed by its numerical index. The latter must not contain starting zeros, or it will be skipped.
## Detection type arguments:
##     "E" starts Eidolon detection. All numerical arguments after this are interpreted as variable IDs to test. If the value of any given variable is less than or equal to 0, an Eidolon is detected. Should only be limited to 41-80
##     "T" starts Menu Theme detection. All numerical arguments after this are interpreted as switch IDs to test. If any given switch is OFF, a Menu Theme is detected.
##     "K" starts Mask detection. All numerical arguments after this are interpreted as switch IDs to test. If any given switch is OFF, a Mask is detected.
##     "C" activates chaser detection. No numerical arguments are accepted.
## Each detection type argument is optional. If one is missing, it's assumed that the respective target type is not detected.
## Any line not starting with a valid Map ID will be ignored. If a line is to serve as a comment, it's recommended to start it with "#" or "/" for readability.