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+# This doesn't need to be false, and some projects may be able to take advantage of setting daemon to true.
+# We set it to false by default in order to avoid too many daemons from being created and persisting; each needs RAM.
+org.gradle.daemon=false
+# Sets starting memory usage to 512MB, maximum memory usage to 1GB, and tries to set as much to use Unicode as we can.
+org.gradle.jvmargs=-Xms512M -Xmx1G -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -Dconsole.encoding=UTF-8
+# "Configure on-demand" must be false because it breaks projects that have Android modules. The default is also false.
+org.gradle.configureondemand=false
+# The logging level determines which messages get shown about how Gradle itself is working, such as if build.gradle
+# files are fully future-proof (which they never are, because Gradle constantly deprecates working APIs).
+# You can change 'quiet' below to 'lifecycle' to use Gradle's default behavior, which shows some confusing messages.
+# You could instead change 'quiet' below to 'info' to see info that's important mainly while debugging build files.
+# Note that if you want to use Gradle Build Scans, you should set the below logging level to 'lifecycle', otherwise
+# the link to the scan won't get shown at all.
+# Documented at: https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/command_line_interface.html#sec:command_line_logging
+org.gradle.logging.level=lifecycle
+visUiVersion=1.5.7
+graalHelperVersion=2.0.1
+enableGraalNative=false
+gdxVersion=1.14.0
+projectVersion=1.0.0