A Hat in Time konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

World-Standard: 0

When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

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Amount of forgiven deaths before sending a Death Link. 0 means that every death will send a Death Link.

World-Standard: 0

Amount of forgiven deaths before sending a Death Link during Death Wish levels.

World-Standard: 5

The end goal required to beat the game. Finale: Reach Time's End and beat Mustache Girl. The Finale will be in its vanilla location. Rush Hour: Reach and complete Rush Hour. The level will be in its vanilla location and Chapter 7 will be the final chapter. You also must find Nyakuza Metro itself and complete all of its levels. Requires DLC2 content to be enabled. Seal the Deal: Reach and complete the Seal the Deal death wish main objective. Requires Death Wish content to be enabled.

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If enabled, each storybook page in the purple Time Rifts is an item check. The Compass Badge can track these down for you.

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If enabled, causes the Conductor/DJ Grooves tokens found in Chapter 2 levels to become item checks. NOTE: This also includes the time bonus pickups from Train Rush, since the level doesn't have any tokens.

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If enabled, Alpine's zipline paths leading to the peaks will be locked behind items.

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If enabled, shuffle items into the pool that unlock Subcon Forest fire spirit paintings. These items are progressive, with the order of Village-Swamp-Courtyard.

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If enabled, shuffle Snatcher's act contracts into the pool as items

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The minimum number of Pons that any item in the Badge Seller's shop can cost.

World-Standard: 75

The maximum number of Pons that any item in the Badge Seller's shop can cost.

World-Standard: 300

The smallest number of items that the Badge Seller can have for sale.

World-Standard: 4

The largest number of items that the Badge Seller can have for sale.

World-Standard: 8

Choose the difficulty setting for logic. For an exhaustive list of all logic tricks for each difficulty, see this Google Doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1x9VLSQ5davfx1KGamR9T0mD5h69_lDXJ6H7Gq7knJRI/edit?usp=sharing

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If enabled, prevent Subcon fire wall skips from being in logic on higher difficulty settings.

World-Standard: 0

Choose how you want to logically clear Cheating the Race.

World-Standard: 0

If enabled, shuffle the game's Acts between each other. Light will cause Time Rifts to only be shuffled amongst each other, and Blue Time Rifts and Purple Time Rifts to be shuffled separately.

World-Standard: 1

Determines which chapter you will be guaranteed to be able to enter at the beginning of the game.

World-Standard: 1

Value determining the lowest possible cost for a chapter. Chapter costs will, progressively, be calculated based on this value (except for the final chapter).

World-Standard: 5

Value determining the highest possible cost for a chapter. Chapter costs will, progressively, be calculated based on this value (except for the final chapter).

World-Standard: 25

Lower values mean chapter costs increase slower. Higher values make the cost differences more steep.

World-Standard: 4

The minimum difference between chapter costs.

World-Standard: 4

Minimum Time Pieces required to enter the final chapter. This is part of your goal.

World-Standard: 30

Maximum Time Pieces required to enter the final chapter. This is part of your goal.

World-Standard: 35

If enabled, chapter finales will only be shuffled amongst each other in act shuffle.

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Plando acts onto other acts. For example, "Train Rush": "Alpine Free Roam" will place Alpine Free Roam at Train Rush.

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Blacklist acts from being shuffled onto other acts. Multiple can be listed per act. For example, "Barrel Battle": ["The Big Parade", "Dead Bird Studio"] will prevent The Big Parade and Dead Bird Studio from being shuffled onto Barrel Battle.

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If enabled, start with the Compass Badge. In Archipelago, the Compass Badge will track all items in the world (instead of just Relics). Recommended if you're not familiar with where item locations are.

World-Standard: 1

closest - Compass Badge points to the closest item regardless of classification important_only - Compass Badge points to progression/useful items only important_first - Compass Badge points to progression/useful items first, then it will point to junk items

World-Standard: 1

Randomize the order that hats are stitched in. Time Stop Last will force Time Stop to be the last hat in the sequence.

World-Standard: 1

How much yarn is available to collect in the item pool.

World-Standard: 50

The minimum possible yarn needed to stitch a hat.

World-Standard: 4

The maximum possible yarn needed to stitch a hat.

World-Standard: 8

The minimum number of extra yarn in the item pool. There must be at least this much more yarn over the total number of yarn needed to craft all hats. For example, if this option's value is 10, and the total yarn needed to craft all hats is 40, there must be at least 50 yarn in the pool.

World-Standard: 10

Removes all yarn from the pool and turns the hats into individual items instead.

World-Standard: 0

Makes Hat Kid's default punch attack do absolutely nothing, making the Umbrella much more relevant and useful

World-Standard: 0

Maximum number of extra Time Pieces from the DLCs. Arctic Cruise will add up to 6. Nyakuza Metro will add up to 10. The absolute maximum is 56.

World-Standard: 16

How much (in percentage) of the yarn in the pool that will be progression balanced.

World-Standard: 20

How much (in percentage) of time pieces in the pool that will be progression balanced.

World-Standard: 35

Shuffle content from The Arctic Cruise (Chapter 6) into the game. This also includes the Tour time rift. DO NOT ENABLE THIS OPTION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE SEAL THE DEAL DLC INSTALLED!!!

World-Standard: 0

If enabled, Ship Shape tasks will become checks. Requires DLC1 content to be enabled.

World-Standard: 0

How many tasks the player must complete in Tasksanity to send a check.

World-Standard: 1

How many Tasksanity checks there will be in total.

World-Standard: 18

Change the number of tasks required to complete Ship Shape. If this option's value is 0, the number of tasks required will be TasksanityTaskStep x TasksanityCheckCount, if Tasksanity is enabled. If Tasksanity is disabled, it will use the game's default of 18. This option will not affect Cruisin' for a Bruisin'.

World-Standard: 0

Removes the Tour time rift from the game. This option is recommended if you don't want to deal with important levels being shuffled onto the Tour time rift, or important items being shuffled onto Tour pages when your goal is Time's End.

World-Standard: 0

Shuffle content from Nyakuza Metro (Chapter 7) into the game. DO NOT ENABLE THIS OPTION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE NYAKUZA METRO DLC INSTALLED!!!

World-Standard: 0

The cheapest an item can be in any Nyakuza Metro shop. Includes ticket booths.

World-Standard: 50

The most expensive an item can be in any Nyakuza Metro shop. Includes ticket booths.

World-Standard: 200

The smallest number of items that the thugs in Nyakuza Metro can have for sale.

World-Standard: 2

The largest number of items that the thugs in Nyakuza Metro can have for sale.

World-Standard: 4

Replace the Umbrella with the baseball bat from Nyakuza Metro. DLC2 content does not have to be shuffled for this option but Nyakuza Metro still needs to be installed.

World-Standard: 0

Prevent metro gate skips from being in logic on higher difficulties. Rush Hour option will only consider the ticket skips for Rush Hour in logic.

World-Standard: 0

Shuffle Death Wish contracts into the game. Each contract by default will have 1 check granted upon completion. DO NOT ENABLE THIS OPTION IF YOU DO NOT HAVE SEAL THE DEAL DLC INSTALLED!!!

World-Standard: 0

How many Time Pieces that will be required to unlock Death Wish.

World-Standard: 15

An alternative mode for Death Wish where each contract is unlocked one by one, in a random order. Stamp requirements to unlock contracts is removed. Any excluded contracts will not be shuffled into the sequence. If Seal the Deal is the end goal, it will always be the last Death Wish in the sequence. Disabling candles is highly recommended.

World-Standard: 0

The minimum number of Death Wishes that can be in the Death Wish shuffle sequence. The final result is clamped at the number of non-excluded Death Wishes.

World-Standard: 18

The maximum number of Death Wishes that can be in the Death Wish shuffle sequence. The final result is clamped at the number of non-excluded Death Wishes.

World-Standard: 25

In Death Wish, add a location for completing all of a DW contract's bonuses, in addition to the location for completing the DW contract normally. WARNING!! Only for the brave! This option can create VERY DIFFICULT SEEDS! ONLY turn this on if you know what you are doing to yourself and everyone else in the multiworld! Using Peace and Tranquility to auto-complete the bonuses will NOT count!

World-Standard: 0

If enabled, auto complete all bonus stamps after completing the main objective in a Death Wish. This option will have no effect if bonus checks (DWEnableBonus) are turned on.

World-Standard: 1

Exclude Death Wish contracts from the pool that are particularly tedious or take a long time to reach/clear. Excluded Death Wishes are automatically completed as soon as they are unlocked. This option currently excludes the following contracts: - Vault Codes in the Wind - Boss Rush - Camera Tourist - The Mustache Gauntlet - Rift Collapse: Deep Sea - Cruisin' for a Bruisin' - Seal the Deal (non-excluded if goal, but the checks are still excluded)

World-Standard: 1

If Death Wish full completions are shuffled in, exclude tedious Death Wish full completions from the pool. Excluded bonus Death Wishes automatically reward their bonus stamps upon completion of the main objective. This option currently excludes the following bonuses: - So You're Back From Outer Space - Encore! Encore! - Snatcher's Hit List - 10 Seconds until Self-Destruct - Killing Two Birds - Zero Jumps - Bird Sanctuary - Wound-Up Windmill - Vault Codes in the Wind - Boss Rush - Camera Tourist - The Mustache Gauntlet - Rift Collapse: Deep Sea - Cruisin' for a Bruisin' - Seal the Deal

World-Standard: 1

If enabled, exclude all candle Death Wishes.

World-Standard: 1

An alternative gameplay mode that allows you to exclusively play Death Wish in a seed. This has the following effects: - Death Wish is instantly unlocked from the start - All hats and other progression items are instantly given to you - Useful items such as Fast Hatter Badge will still be in the item pool instead of in your inventory at the start - All chapters and their levels are unlocked, act shuffle is forced off - Any checks other than Death Wish contracts are completely removed - All Pons in the item pool are replaced with Health Pons or random cosmetics - The EndGoal option is forced to complete Seal the Deal

World-Standard: 0

The chance for any junk item in the pool to be replaced by a trap.

World-Standard: 0

The weight of Baby Traps in the trap pool. Baby Traps place a multitude of the Conductor's grandkids into Hat Kid's hands, causing her to lose her balance.

World-Standard: 40

The weight of Laser Traps in the trap pool. Laser Traps will spawn multiple giant lasers (from Snatcher's boss fight) at Hat Kid's location.

World-Standard: 40

The weight of Parade Traps in the trap pool. Parade Traps will summon multiple Express Band owls with knives that chase Hat Kid by mimicking her movement.

World-Standard: 20

Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with the specified amount of these items and don't place them in the world. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3} The game decides what the replacement items will be.

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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