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Massage item pool

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karafruit
2024-11-25 13:14:37 -06:00
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EntranceRandomizer.py
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@@ -64,10 +64,6 @@ def start():
Pedestal: Places the Triforce at the Master Sword Pedestal.
All Dungeons: Collect all crystals, pendants, beat both
Agahnim fights and then defeat Ganon.
Triforce Hunt: Places 30 Triforce Pieces in the world, collect
20 of them to beat the game.
Ganonhunt: Places 30 Triforce Pieces in the world, collect
20 of them to beat Ganon.
All Items: Requires collecting 216 items to defeat Ganon.
Completionist: Same as above, plus All Dungeons
''')
@@ -85,64 +81,22 @@ def start():
Hard: Reduced functionality.
Expert: Greatly reduced functionality.
''')
parser.add_argument('--timer', default='none', const='normal', nargs='?', choices=['none', 'display', 'timed', 'timed-ohko', 'ohko', 'timed-countdown'],
parser.add_argument('--timer', default='none', const='none', nargs='?', choices=['none', 'ohko'],
help='''\
Select game timer setting. Affects available itempool. (default: %(default)s)
Select One-Hit KO (OHKO) game setting. (default: %(default)s)
None: No timer.
Display: Displays a timer but does not affect
the itempool.
Timed: Starts with clock at zero. Green Clocks
subtract 4 minutes (Total: 20), Blue Clocks
subtract 2 minutes (Total: 10), Red Clocks add
2 minutes (Total: 10). Winner is player with
lowest time at the end.
Timed OHKO: Starts clock at 10 minutes. Green Clocks add
5 minutes (Total: 25). As long as clock is at 0,
Link will die in one hit.
OHKO: Like Timed OHKO, but no clock items are present
and the clock is permenantly at zero.
Timed Countdown: Starts with clock at 40 minutes. Same clocks as
Timed mode. If time runs out, you lose (but can
still keep playing).
OHKO: Link will always die in one hit.
''')
parser.add_argument('--progressive', default='on', const='normal', nargs='?', choices=['on', 'off', 'random'],
parser.add_argument('--progressive', default='on', const='on', nargs='?', choices=['on', 'off', 'random'],
help='''\
Select progressive equipment setting. Affects available itempool. (default: %(default)s)
On: Swords, Shields, Armor, and Gloves will
all be progressive equipment. Each subsequent
item of the same type the player finds will
upgrade that piece of equipment by one stage.
Off: Swords, Shields, Armor, and Gloves will not
be progressive equipment. Higher level items may
be found at any time. Downgrades are not possible.
Random: Swords, Shields, Armor, and Gloves will, per
category, be randomly progressive or not.
Link will die in one hit.
Select progressive bow setting. Affects available itempool. (default: %(default)s)
On: The first bow you find will give you access
to the bow item. The second will give you
Silver Arrows.
Off: Bow and Silver Arrows are separate items.
Random: Bows will randomly be progressive or not.
''')
parser.add_argument('--algorithm', default='balanced', const='balanced', nargs='?', choices=['freshness', 'flood', 'vt21', 'vt22', 'vt25', 'vt26', 'balanced'],
help='''\
Select item filling algorithm. (default: %(default)s
balanced: vt26 derivitive that aims to strike a balance between
the overworld heavy vt25 and the dungeon heavy vt26
algorithm.
vt26: Shuffle items and place them in a random location
that it is not impossible to be in. This includes
dungeon keys and items.
vt25: Shuffle items and place them in a random location
that it is not impossible to be in.
vt21: Unbiased in its selection, but has tendency to put
Ice Rod in Turtle Rock.
vt22: Drops off stale locations after 1/3 of progress
items were placed to try to circumvent vt21\'s
shortcomings.
Freshness: Keep track of stale locations (ones that cannot be
reached yet) and decrease likeliness of selecting
them the more often they were found unreachable.
Flood: Push out items starting from Link\'s House and
slightly biased to placing progression items with
less restrictions.
''')
parser.add_argument('--shuffle', default='full', const='full', nargs='?', choices=['vanilla', 'simple', 'restricted', 'full', 'crossed', 'insanity', 'restricted_legacy', 'full_legacy', 'madness_legacy', 'insanity_legacy', 'dungeonsfull', 'dungeonssimple'],
parser.add_argument('--shuffle', default='vanilla', const='vanilla', nargs='?', choices=['vanilla', 'simple', 'restricted', 'full', 'crossed', 'dungeonsfull', 'dungeonssimple'],
help='''\
Select Entrance Shuffling Algorithm. (default: %(default)s)
Full: Mix cave and dungeon entrances freely while limiting
@@ -155,14 +109,8 @@ def start():
connect remaining entrances.
Crossed: Mix cave and dungeon entrances freely while allowing
caves to cross between worlds.
Insanity: Decouple entrances and exits from each other and
shuffle them freely. Caves that used to be single
entrance will still exit to the same location from
which they are entered.
Vanilla: All entrances are in the same locations they were
in the base game.
Legacy shuffles preserve behavior from older versions of the
entrance randomizer including significant technical limitations.
The dungeon variants only mix up dungeons and keep the rest of
the overworld vanilla.
''')
@@ -208,8 +156,6 @@ def start():
Keys are universal, shooting arrows costs rupees,
and a few other little things make this more like Zelda-1.
''', action='store_true')
parser.add_argument('--custom', default=False, help='Not supported.')
parser.add_argument('--customitemarray', default=False, help='Not supported.')
parser.add_argument('--nodungeonitems', help='''\
Remove Maps and Compasses from Itempool, replacing them by
empty slots.