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4. [Door Type Shuffle](#door-type-shuffle)
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4. [Door Type Shuffle](#door-type-shuffle)
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5. [Trap Door Removal](#trap-door-removal)
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5. [Trap Door Removal](#trap-door-removal)
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6. [Key Logic Algorithm](#key-logic-algorithm)
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6. [Key Logic Algorithm](#key-logic-algorithm)
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7. [Dungeon Items](#dungeon-items)
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7. [Decouple Doors](#decouple-doors)
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7. [Decouple Doors](#decouple-doors)
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8. [Pottery](#pottery)
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1. [Allow Self-Looping Spiral Stairs](#allow-self-looping-spiral-stairs)
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9. [Small Key Shuffle](#small-key-shuffle)
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8. [Experimental Features](#experimental-features)
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10. [Shuffle Enemy Key Drops](#shuffle-enemy-key-drops)
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9. [Crossed Dungeon Specific Settings](#crossed-dungeon-specific-settings)
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11. [Experimental Features](#experimental-features)
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2. [Pool Expansions](#pool-expansions)
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12. [Crossed Dungeon Specific Settings](#crossed-dungeon-specific-settings)
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1. [Pottery](#pottery)
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2. [Item Randomization Changes](#item-randomization)
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2. [Small Key Shuffle](#small-key-shuffle)
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3. [Shuffle Enemy Drops](#shuffle-enemy-drops)
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4. [Take Any Caves](#take-any-caves)
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3. [Item Randomization Changes](#item-randomization)
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1. [New "Items"](#new-items)
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1. [New "Items"](#new-items)
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2. [Shopsanity](#shopsanity)
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2. [Shopsanity](#shopsanity)
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3. [Logic Level](#logic-level)
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3. [Logic Level](#logic-level)
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4. [Goal](#goal)
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4. [Goal](#goal)
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5. [Item Sorting](#item-sorting)
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5. [Item Sorting](#item-sorting)
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6. [Forbidden Boss Items](#forbidden-boss-items)
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6. [Forbidden Boss Items](#forbidden-boss-items)
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3. [Customizer](#customizer)
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4. [Customizer](#customizer)
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4. [Entrance Randomization](#entrance-randomization)
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5. [Entrance Randomization](#entrance-randomization)
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1. [Shuffle Links House](#shuffle-links-house)
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1. [Shuffle Links House](#shuffle-links-house)
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2. [Overworld Map](#overworld-map)
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2. [Overworld Map](#overworld-map)
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5. [Enemizer](#enemizer)
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6. [Enemizer](#enemizer)
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6. [Retro Changes](#retro-changes)
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7. [Glitched Logic](#glitched-logic)
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7. [Standard Changes](#standard-changes)
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8. [Retro Changes](#retro-changes)
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8. [Game Options](#game-options)
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8. [Standard Changes](#standard-changes)
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9. [Generation Setup & Miscellaneous](#generation-setup--miscellaneous)
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9. [Game Options](#game-options)
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10. [Glitched Logic](#glitched-logic)
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10. [Generation Setup & Miscellaneous](#generation-setup--miscellaneous)
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## Setup and Installation
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## Setup and Installation
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* Level 2 - Same as Level 1 plus open edges and both types of straight staircases are shuffled.
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* Level 2 - Same as Level 1 plus open edges and both types of straight staircases are shuffled.
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* Level 3 - Same as Level 2 plus Dungeon Lobbies are shuffled
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* Level 3 - Same as Level 2 plus Dungeon Lobbies are shuffled
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### Key Drop Shuffle (Legacy) (--keydropshuffle)
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Adds 33 new locations to the randomization pool. The 32 small keys found under pots and dropped by enemies and the Big
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Key drop location are added to the pool. The keys normally found there are added to the item pool. Retro adds
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32 generic keys to the pool instead. This has been can be controlled more granularly with the [Pottery](#pottery) and
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[Shuffle Enemy Key Drops](#shuffle-enemy-key-drops)
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### Door Type Shuffle
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### Door Type Shuffle
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Four options here, and all of them only take effect if Dungeon Door Shuffle is not vanilla:
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Four options here, and all of them only take effect if Dungeon Door Shuffle is not vanilla:
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CLI: `--trap_door_mode [vanilla|optional|boss|oneway]`
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CLI: `--trap_door_mode [vanilla|optional|boss|oneway]`
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### Dungeon Items
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#### Small Keys
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* In Dungeon: Small keys are restricted to their own dungeon
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* Randomized: Small keys to dungeon can be found anywhere
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* Universal: Small keys are not specific to their own dungeon, can be found anywhere, and there will be at least one shop that sells keys. Hearkens back to the original Legend of Zelda.
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CLI: `--keyshuffle [none|wild|universal]`
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All other dungeon items can be restricted to their own dungeon or shuffled in the general pool. This includes maps, compasses and Big Keys.
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### Key Logic Algorithm
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### Key Logic Algorithm
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Determines how small key door logic works.
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Determines how small key door logic works.
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* Default: Current key logic. Assumes worse case usage, placement checks, but assumes you can't get to a chest until you have sufficient keys. (May assume items are unreachable)
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* ~~Default: Current key logic. Assumes worse case usage, placement checks, but assumes you can't get to a chest until you have sufficient keys. (May assume items are unreachable)~~ (Not recommended to use this setting)
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* Partial Protection: Assumes you always have full inventory and worse case usage. This should account for dark room and bunny revival glitches.
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* Partial Protection: Assumes you always have full inventory and worse case usage. This should account for dark room and bunny revival glitches.
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* Strict: For those would like to glitch and be protected from yourselves. Small keys door require all small keys to be available to be in logic.
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* Strict: For those would like to glitch and be protected from yourselves. Small keys door require all small keys to be available to be in logic.
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CLI: `--decoupledoors`
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CLI: `--decoupledoors`
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### Self-Looping Spiral Stairs
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### Allow Self-Looping Spiral Stairs
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If enabled, spiral stairs are allowed to lead to themselves.
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If enabled, spiral stairs are allowed to lead to themselves.
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CLI: `--door_self_loops`
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CLI: `--door_self_loops`
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### Pottery
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New pottery option that control which pots (and large blocks) are in the locations pool:
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* None: No pots are in the pool, like normal randomizer
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* Key Pots: The pots that have keys are in the pool. This is about half of the old keydropshuffle option
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* Cave Pots: The pots that are not found in dungeons are in the pool. (Includes the large block in Spike Cave). Does
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not include key pots.
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* Cave + Keys Pots: Both non-dungeon pots and pots that used to have keys are in the pool.
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* Reduced Dungeon Pots: Same as Cave+Keys but also roughly a quarter of dungeon pots are added to the location pool picked at random. This is a dynamic mode so pots in the pool will be colored. Pots out of the pool will have vanilla contents.
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* Clustered Dungeon Pots: Like reduced but pots are grouped by logical sets and roughly 50% of pots are chosen from those groups. This is a dynamic mode like the above.
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* Excludes Empty Pots: All pots that had some sort of objects under them are chosen to be in the location pool. This excludes most large blocks and some pots out of dungeons.
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* Dungeon Pots: The pots that are in dungeons are in the pool. (Includes serveral large blocks)
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* Lottery: All pots and large blocks are in the pool.
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By default, switches remain in their vanilla location (unless you turn on the legacy option below)
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CLI `--pottery <option>` from `none, keys, cave, cavekeys, reduced, clustered, nonempty, dungeon, lottery`
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Note for multiworld: due to the design of the pottery lottery, only 256 items for other players can be under pots in your world.
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#### Colorize Pots
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If the pottery mode is dynamic, this option is forced to be on (clustered and reduced). It is allowed to be on in all other pottery modes. Exceptions include "none" where no pots would be colored, and "lottery" where all pots would be. This option colors the pots differently that have been chosen to be part of the location pool. If not specified, you are expected to remember the pottery setting you chose. Note that Mystery will colorize all pots if lottery is chosen randomly.
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CLI `--colorizepots`
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#### Pot Shuffle (Legacy)
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This continues to works the same by shuffling all pots on a supertile. It works with the lottery option as well to move the switches to any valid pot on the supertile regardless of the pots chosen in the pottery mode. This may increase the number of pot locations slightly depending on the mode.
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### Small Key Shuffle
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There are three options now available:
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* In Dungeon: The small key will be in their own dungeon
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* Randomized: Small keys can be shuffled outside their own dungeon
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* Universal: Retro keys without the other options
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CLI: `--keyshuffle [none|wild|universal]`
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### Shuffle Enemy Key Drops
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Enemies that drop keys can have their drop shuffled into the pool. This is the one part of the keydropshuffle option.
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See the pottery option for more options involving pots.
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CLI: `--dropshuffle`
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### Experimental Features
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### Experimental Features
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You will start as a bunny if your spawn point is in the dark world. CLI: `--experimental`
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You will start as a bunny if your spawn point is in the dark world. CLI: `--experimental`
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Rooms adjacent to sanctuary get their coloring to match the Sanctuary's original palette.
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Rooms adjacent to sanctuary get their coloring to match the Sanctuary's original palette.
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* Original: Rooms/supertiles keep their original palettes.
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* Original: Rooms/supertiles keep their original palettes.
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## Pool Expansions
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* Key Pots: The pots that have keys are in the pool. This is about half of the old keydropshuffle option
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This continues to works the same by shuffling all pots on a supertile. It works with the lottery option as well to move the switches to any valid pot on the supertile regardless of the pots chosen in the pottery mode. This may increase the number of pot locations slightly depending on the mode.
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The Ten Arrows and 5 randomly selected Small Hearts or Blue Shields are replaced by the quiver item (represented by the Single Arrow in game.) 5 Red Potion refills are replaced by the Universal small key. It is assured that at least one shop sells Universal Small Keys. The quiver may thus not be found in shops. The quiver and small keys retain their original base price, but may be discounted.
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A document hightlighting the major changes: [Enemizer in DR](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iwY7Gy50DR3SsdXVaLFIbx4xRBqo9a-e1_jAl5LMCX8/edit?usp=sharing)
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These are now independent of retro mode and have three options: None, Random, and Fixed. None disables the caves. Random works as take-any caves did before. Fixed means that the take any caves replace specific fairy caves in the pool and will be at those entrances unless ER is turned on (then they can be shuffled wherever). The fixed entrances are:
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### Overworld Glitches
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Overworld Glitches logic includes (but is not limited to) the following:
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* Overworld teleports and clips to reach various items/entrances
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* Use of superbunny to obtain items and/or bonk open entrances
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* Use of mirror to access Desert Palace East Entrance
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* Use of bunny pocket to access the Back of Skull Woods and VOO Hammer house entrances
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### Hybrid Major Glitches
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_Support added by Muffins (ported from work by Espeon)_.
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**Not currently compatible with Door Shuffle**
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Hybrid Major Glitches logic includes the following:
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* All Overworld Glitches logic
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* Kikiskip to access PoD wihtout MP or DW access
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* IP Lobby clip to skip fire requirement
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* Traversal between TT -> Desert
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* Traversal between Spec rock upper -> Spec rock mid
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* Traversal between Paradox lower -> Paradox mid + upper
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* Traversal between Mire -> Hera -> Swamp
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* Stealing SK from Mire to open SP
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* Using the Mire big key to open Hera doors and big chest
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All traversals mentioned are considered connectors in entrance shuffle
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* Desert Healer Fairy
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* Swamp Healer Fairy (aka Light Hype Cave)
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* Dark Death Mountain Healer Fairy
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* Dark Lake Hylia Ledge Healer Fairy (aka Shopping Mall Bomb)
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* Bonk Fairy (Dark)
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## Game Options
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## Game Options
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@@ -598,34 +663,3 @@ Can be used to set a seed number to generate. Using the same seed with same sett
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Use to batch generate multiple seeds with same settings. If a seed number is provided, it will be used for the first seed, then used to derive the next seed (i.e. generating 10 seeds with the same seed number given will produce the same 10 (different) roms each time).
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Use to batch generate multiple seeds with same settings. If a seed number is provided, it will be used for the first seed, then used to derive the next seed (i.e. generating 10 seeds with the same seed number given will produce the same 10 (different) roms each time).
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## Glitched Logic
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Overworld glitches, Hybrid Major Glitches (HMG) and No Logic are currently supported.
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### Overworld Glitches
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_Support added by qadan and compiling_
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Overworld Glitches logic includes (but is not limited to) the following:
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* Overworld teleports and clips to reach various items/entrances
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* Use of superbunny to obtain items and/or bonk open entrances
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* Use of mirror to access Desert Palace East Entrance
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* Use of bunny pocket to access the Back of Skull Woods and VOO Hammer house entrances
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### Hybrid Major Glitches
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_Support added by Muffins (ported from work by Espeon)_.
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**Not currently compatible with Door Shuffle**
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Hybrid Major Glitches logic includes the following:
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* All Overworld Glitches logic
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* Kikiskip to access PoD wihtout MP or DW access
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* IP Lobby clip to skip fire requirement
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* Traversal between TT -> Desert
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* Traversal between Spec rock upper -> Spec rock mid
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* Traversal between Paradox lower -> Paradox mid + upper
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* Traversal between Mire -> Hera -> Swamp
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* Stealing SK from Mire to open SP
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* Using the Mire big key to open Hera doors and big chest
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All traversals mentioned are considered connectors in entrance shuffle
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Reference in New Issue
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