# General Parameters ### Auto-Corrupt When this is enabled, RTC will attempt to Generate and Execute a [BlastLayer](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#blastlayer) on every [Emulation Step](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#emulation-step). The amount of corruption can be set by changing the [Intensity](#intensity) and [Error Delay](#error-delay) settings. ### Manual Blast *Alternatively to* [*Auto-Corrupt*](#auto-corrupt)*, Blasting a game with corruption can be triggered manually.* Blasts with a bigger [Intensity ](#intensity)can be as effective as a controlled stream of corruption. It does give the user more control on when the game is altered. ### Error Delay *Only Applicable to* [*Auto-Corrupt*](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#auto-corrupt)*.* The Error Delay is a divider to the amount of generated corruption. This defines Auto-Corrupt will Blast the game every X [steps](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#emulation-step). *Example of how generation works with Error Delay:*\ *1 second @ 60fps with Intensity 500 and Error Delay 1 will generate 30k units*\ *1 second @ 60fps with Intensity 30k and Error Delay 60 will generate 30k units.*\ *The difference is that the first one will generate a constant stream of units while the second one will generate a big block of units every second.* *It should be worth noting that tweaking the Error Delay is NOT necessary to get corruption results. It only serves as a way to space out blasts during auto-corrupt.* ### Intensity The Intensity is a multiplier to the amount of generated [Units ](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#blastunit)in a [Blast](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#blast) *Generally, the higher the Intensity is, the more corruption will happen* Some [engines ](/rtcv/rtc/corruption-engines.md)generate [Active Units](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#active-and-infinite-units), which execute code on every frame that they are active. There is a maximum amount of 50 active units by default. This setting can be changed in the engine settings (when applicable) or in Settings and tools -> Corruption Settings *This means that a Blast with 100 Intensity while Max Active Units is set to 50 will have the same result as a blast with 50 intensity, given that the currently selected engine generates Active Units.* ### Blast Radius When a Blast is generated, RTC can target multiple [Memory Domains](/rtcv/rtc/concepts-and-vocabulary.md#memory-domain) at once. Changing the Blast Radius affects how corruption scatters across the selected Memory Domains. Spread: Randomly spread across the Memory Domains. Chunk: Sent to a single zone that is randomly selected among the selected Memory Domains. Burst: 10 Chunks of 1/10 of the total Intensity. Even: Apply the blasts evenly spread through all selected domains. Proportional: Apply the blasts proportionally through all selected domains based on the sizes. Normalized: Iterate through all selected domains and apply blasts of intensity / (size of largest domain / size of current domain) ### --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://corrupt.wiki/rtcv/rtc/general-parameters.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.