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Expand Up @@ -33,3 +33,7 @@ xvfb-run -s "-screen 0 1280x720x24" ./visualize
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Adjust the screen size and color depth as needed. The `xvfb-run` wrapper allows Raylib to render without an attached display, which is convenient for servers and CI jobs.

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The section header "Additional Note" is vague and doesn't describe what the note is about. Consider using a more descriptive title that matches the pattern used elsewhere in the documentation (e.g., "Configuration", "Usage"). Since this section discusses configuration options, a more specific title would improve navigation.

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## Additional Note
## Configuration options

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The section header "Additional Note" is vague and doesn't describe what the note is about. Consider using a more descriptive title that matches the pattern used elsewhere in the documentation (e.g., "Configuration", "Usage"). Since this section discusses configuration options, a more specific title would improve navigation.

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## Configuration options
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- The file `drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter. Its value is set as `True` by default but can be modified to `False` in case the displayed map over visualizer looks off scale/position.
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The file reference "drive.ini" is ambiguous. The project contains multiple .ini files (e.g., pufferlib/config/default.ini, tests/ini_parser/test_drive.ini, pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini). The documentation should specify the full path to avoid confusion.

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- The file `drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter. Its value is set as `True` by default but can be modified to `False` in case the displayed map over visualizer looks off scale/position.
- The file `pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter. Its value is set as `True` by default but can be modified to `False` in case the displayed map over visualizer looks off scale/position.
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The file reference "drive.ini" is ambiguous. The project contains multiple .ini files (e.g., `pufferlib/config/default.ini`, `tests/ini_parser/test_drive.ini`, `pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini`). The documentation should specify the full path to avoid confusion.

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- The file `pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter. Its value is set as `True` by default but can be modified to `False` in case the displayed map over visualizer looks off scale/position.
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The phrasing "looks off scale/position" is informal and vague for technical documentation. Consider being more precise about what this parameter controls. Based on the code in visualize.c, when zoom_in is true, the camera zooms in on a part of the map; when false, it shows the full map.

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- The file `drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter. Its value is set as `True` by default but can be modified to `False` in case the displayed map over visualizer looks off scale/position.
- The file `pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter (line 98). Set to `True` by default, this zooms the camera into a portion of the map. Set it to `False` to display the full map view instead.

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Comment:
The phrasing "looks off scale/position" is informal and vague for technical documentation. Consider being more precise about what this parameter controls. Based on the code in `visualize.c`, when `zoom_in` is true, the camera zooms in on a part of the map; when false, it shows the full map.

```suggestion
- The file `pufferlib/config/ocean/drive.ini` provides a `zoom_in` parameter (line 98). Set to `True` by default, this zooms the camera into a portion of the map. Set it to `False` to display the full map view instead.
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