Kingdom Hearts III 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.

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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.

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Selects the key items that open the final door. Victory is reported only after defeating Master Xehanort and reaching the post-fight ending cutscene.

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

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Local deaths forgiven before sending a DeathLink. With 3, every fourth local death is shared, then the allowance resets. 0 shares every death. Received DeathLinks still apply and do not use the allowance. Can be changed during play in the in-game AP Options menu.

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Off keeps default battle levels. Sora Level scales battle levels with Sora's level.

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Starting battle-level offset when Battle Level Sync is enabled. Choose -3 through +5, or +10. Can be changed in-game for this seed.

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Controls how Keyblade levels are handled. `start at max` begins every Keyblade fully upgraded. `shuffled` adds ten shared Progressive Keyblade Level items to the randomized item pool. `keyblade upgrade sanity` instead adds ten useful progressive level items for each Keyblade available in the seed

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On: each Keyblade requires its own style unlock item. Off: Sora starts with Style Change owned and equipped, enabling styles for every Keyblade.

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Assign a random Keyblade requirement to every chest in randomized worlds. Melody chests take priority and never require a Keyblade. Junk world pools are excluded. Chests use the required blade's colors. With Keyblade portal unlocks, chest keys are Classic Tone, Grand Chef, and Hunny Spout. With character portal unlocks, chest keys are the Keyblades normally used for world doors. Pandora's Power and Ultima Weapon are excluded. Ownership is sufficient; map icons appear only for owned chest keys.

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Controls how Ultima Weapon is obtained. `shards` adds the selected number of Ultima Weapon Shards to the randomized item pool and grants Ultima Weapon after every shard is received. `shop` adds Ultima Weapon to the Moogle Shop after every other Keyblade is fully upgraded. `yozora` awards it for defeating Yozora. `randomized pool` adds Ultima Weapon itself to the randomized item pool. `banished` adds neither Ultima Weapon nor its shards to the randomized pool or Moogle Shop.

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Number of shards required when Ultima Weapon is set to `shards`.

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Percentage of remaining filler items replaced by KH3 traps. Trap types are selected with equal probability between Sneeze Trap and Burn Trap.

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Open worlds with their Keyblade, or with their designated party-member item. Party-member mode shows dimmed character portraits on locked portals. Open portals retain their normal world icons. Characters do not need to be equipped.

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Prevents default starting abilities such as Block, Dodge Roll, and Pole Spin from being randomized. Zero EXP is always a starting ability and is never included in the randomized pool, regardless of this option.

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Start with the Wall Run unlock item so Archipelago delivers it at the start of the game.

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Start with the Magic unlock item so Archipelago delivers it at the start of the game. This unlocks spellcasting; Links have their own unlock.

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Start with the Links unlock item. Individual Heartbinders are still required. This does not unlock spellcasting.

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Start with the Attraction Flow unlock item so Archipelago delivers it at the start of the game.

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Allow only filler or traps in Golden Herc pickups and the turn-in reward.

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Highest Sora level eligible for non-junk AP items. Levels above this limit contain only filler or traps, never progression or useful items. Set to 1 for junk at every level.

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Choose vanilla, balanced, or boosted Sora base stats. These are the base Sora stats; level-based Strength, Magic, Defense, and AP are controlled separately by Level Up Stats.

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Choose vanilla, balanced, or boosted level-based Strength, Magic, Defense, and AP.

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Choose vanilla, balanced, or boosted Keyblade upgrade stat bonuses.

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Choose vanilla, balanced, or boosted equipment stats and resistances. Equipment ability randomization is controlled separately.

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Choose vanilla, balanced, or boosted food stat bonuses. This does not change full-course meal abilities.

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Include normally zero stats when a stat pool is balanced or boosted. Vanilla stat pools are unaffected.

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Allow balanced or boosted stat rolls to be negative, except Sora base stats and AP (including equipment AP). Vanilla stat pools are unaffected.

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Enemy EXP multiplier.

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Randomize Gummi missions, battles, and treasure spheres. Boss clears award three checks. Adds Gummi parts, blueprints, and special weapons to the pool. Grindy missions and space superbosses have separate include options. Excludes the native starter Highwind from the pool and zone unlocks. Each space zone has one blueprint that unlocks that zone: Starlight Way: Bomb and one completed main world. Misty Stream: Galleon and two completed main worlds. The Eclipse: Submarine and three completed main worlds. Any of Olympus, Twilight Town, Toy Box, Kingdom of Corona, Monstropolis, Arendelle, The Caribbean, and San Fransokyo counts, including Junk worlds. Other ship blueprints remain useful rewards and do not unlock zones. Endymion is progression when space superbosses are enabled, for Schwarzgeist. Ship blueprints and other Gummi items use normal placement. When disabled, space rewards remain vanilla. Requires a new seed.

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Include the 3,000, 5,000 and 9,999 Heartless milestones, Pro/Elite/Master Builder, and Special Weapon Authority (13 special weapons) as randomized checks. Requires Include Space. Gummi Ship Completionist is included only when both this option and Include Space Superbosses are enabled. Requires a new seed.

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Include all three randomized rewards from each of Schwarzgeist and Omega Machina. Requires Include Space. Gummi Ship Completionist is included only when both this option and Include Grindy Space Missions are enabled. Requires a new seed.

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Choose how Olympus rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Twilight Town rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Toy Box rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Kingdom of Corona rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Monstropolis rewards are randomized.

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Choose how 100 Acre Wood rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Arendelle rewards are randomized.

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Choose how San Fransokyo rewards are randomized.

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Allow only filler or traps in San Fransokyo (bx) chests, independently of its other rewards.

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Choose how Caribbean rewards are randomized.

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Allow only filler or traps in Caribbean (ca) chests, independently of its other rewards.

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Controls Keyblade Graveyard and The Final World progression checks.

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Choose how Re Mind rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Dark World rewards are randomized.

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Choose how Unreality rewards are randomized.

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Vanilla keeps the original abilities attached to each piece of equipment. Randomize shuffles existing abilities between equipment ability slots. Junk replaces them with utility abilities. Abilities remain attached to equipment; this does not add AP checks or change stats or upgrade rewards.

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Choose how Data Battle rewards are randomized.

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Vanilla keeps the original full-course meal abilities. Randomize shuffles them between full-course entries. Junk replaces them with utility abilities. These remain meal bonuses; this does not add AP checks or change food stats.

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Off adds no ingredient checks. Ingredientsanity adds 51 checks for the first field acquisition of each ingredient. Ingredientsanity+ instead adds checks for individual pickup spots, excluding one-time tutorial pickups. Known chance % spots contain junk only. Defaults to Off. IF YOU RUN THIS IN A SYNC AND YOU DONT KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING, YOU WILL FEEL MY WRATH AS THIS ADDS 300 CHECKS.

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Add one check for the first defeat of each eligible ordinary enemy type. Only filler and useful items can be placed here, including foreign items. Boss-only enemies and unverified Sniper are excluded. Journal variants share a check. Counts follow the actual defeated enemy under enemy randomization; randomized encounters may make some optional checks unavailable.

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Choose how the reports and rewards from Battlegates 1–14 are randomized. Each Battlegate requires completing its world's story in logic.

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Randomize allows normal Lucky Emblem rewards. Junk allows only filler or traps, never progression or useful items, even when other pools need extra placement slots.

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Sets how many Lucky Emblem photos are required for each check. For example, 3 creates checks at 3, 6, 9, and so on. Set this to 1 to make every Lucky Emblem its own check. Choose `vanilla milestones` to keep KH3's original irregular milestones.

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Randomizes Lucky Emblem milestone rewards up to and including this count; later rewards become junk.

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Seven AP checks for the Flantastic Seven's one-time high-score rewards. Fruit rewards remain native. Junk allows only filler or traps.

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Controls the one-time AP ability and item rewards from Verum Rex. Randomize allows normal placements; junk allows only filler or traps. The maximum AP rank is set separately.

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Highest Verum Rex rank eligible for normal AP rewards. Ranks above this are restricted to filler or traps, including the A-rank ability and first-A bonus. Junk restricts every Verum Rex reward. Ranks at or below the limit still follow Verum Rex Pool. Higher scores also clear all lower tiers. Verum Rex has no S rank.

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Controls the one-time AP ability and item rewards from Festival Dance. Randomize allows normal placements; junk allows only filler or traps. The maximum AP rank is set separately.

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Highest Festival Dance rank eligible for normal AP rewards. Ranks above this are restricted to filler or traps, including the A-rank ability and first-A bonus. Junk restricts every dance reward. Ranks at or below the limit still follow Festival Dance Pool. Higher scores also clear all lower tiers. Festival Dance has no S rank.

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Controls the one-time AP ability and item rewards from Frozen Slider. Randomize allows normal placements; junk allows only filler or traps. The maximum AP rank is set separately. Also controls both all-treasures rewards, which have no rank cap.

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Highest Frozen Slider rank eligible for normal AP rewards. Higher ranks are restricted to filler or traps, including the A-rank ability and first-A bonus. Junk restricts all ranked rewards. Ranks at or below the limit follow Frozen Slider Pool. Higher scores clear all lower tiers. Treasure collection rewards are unaffected. There is no S-rank prize.

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Controls the one-time AP ability and item rewards from Flash Tracer Course A. Randomize allows normal placements; junk allows only filler or traps. The maximum AP rank is set separately.

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Highest Flash Tracer Course A rank eligible for normal AP rewards. Higher ranks are restricted to filler or traps, including the A-rank ability and first-A bonus. Junk restricts all ranked rewards. Ranks at or below the limit follow Flash Tracer Course A Pool. Higher scores clear all lower tiers. Course B is configured separately. There is no S-rank prize.

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Controls the one-time AP ability and item rewards from Flash Tracer Course B. Randomize allows normal placements; junk allows only filler or traps. The maximum AP rank is set separately.

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Highest Flash Tracer Course B rank eligible for normal AP rewards. Higher ranks are restricted to filler or traps, including the A-rank ability and first-A bonus. Junk restricts all ranked rewards. Ranks at or below the limit follow Flash Tracer Course B Pool. Higher scores clear all lower tiers. Course A is configured separately. There is no S-rank prize.

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High Score adds one check per Classic Kingdom game (23 total). Record a score during this seed to earn each check; no minimum score is required. Quitting before a result is recorded does not count. The Classic Tone reward remains a separate randomized check in every mode.

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Allow only filler or traps in the reward for completing all Classic Kingdom games. Game unlocks become useful when high-score checks are off. Enabling high-score checks keeps them progression because those checks can contain progression rewards.

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Vanilla keeps normal synthesis. Randomize adds a one-time AP reward for the first successful craft of each ordinary recipe. Crafted items remain available normally. Junk allows only filler or traps, never progression or useful items, even when other pools need extra placement slots.

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Number of ordinary recipes, in native recipe order, eligible for normal AP rewards. Later recipes only receive filler or traps.

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Vanilla keeps normal photo missions. Randomize adds one AP reward when each included photo mission is completed. Photos requiring a world set to Junk are omitted, including the teammate photo if any of its required worlds is Junk. Junk allows only filler or traps, never progression or useful items, even when other pools need extra placement slots.

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Vanilla keeps Keyblade upgrade abilities. Randomize replaces each upgrade ability with an AP check requiring that Keyblade and its level. Junk allows only filler or traps.

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Adds this many one-time Archipelago purchases to the Moogle Shop Buy menu. Each purchase reports a location check and becomes sold out permanently. Set this to 0 to disable the checks.

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Base Munny price for Archipelago items in the Moogle Shop Buy menu. Filler uses this price, useful items cost 5x, progression items cost 10x, and traps cost half. The seed may lower the base if its item pool cannot provide enough Munny Pouches for the planned shop budget.

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Controls Archipelago integration for the third-party Olympus Coliseum mod. Off disables this integration: the mod is optional. If installed, it keeps its native cup rewards. Randomize and Junk require the supported Coliseum mod. These modes replace each cup's native reward with one AP check; Junk allows only filler or traps. Set the mod's Settings > Unlock Features to Series.

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Number of additional music chests, each bound to a distinct MoM song. Choose 0-8 authored chest locations across the KH3 worlds. Requires Melody of Memory and MoMController. Songs are reserved before vanilla conversion. Opening each music chest also awards an additional randomized AP item.

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Number of vanilla chests to randomly convert to blue/gold music chests. Choose 1–128, or 0 to disable conversion. Each requires a distinct song clear before Open becomes available. Original chest locations and rewards remain intact, and opening each music chest also awards an additional randomized AP item. The count is capped by available chests and remaining songs after reserving music_chest_count songs.

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Default difficulty for selected Melody of Memory songs. Can be overridden during play in Game Settings > Melody of Memory.

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Starting party for Melody of Memory song launches. Can be changed in-game for this seed.

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Starting play style for Melody of Memory song launches. Can be changed in-game for this seed.

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Starting item for Melody of Memory song launches. Can be changed in-game for this seed.

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Experimental: controls whether the enemy randomization starts enabled. Every AP seed includes the remap, which can also be toggled from the Garden of Assemblage settings menu. This can cause softlocks or unusual fight behavior.

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Experimental: randomizes enemies per entity instead of per enemy type.

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Experimental: controls whether the boss randomization starts enabled. Every AP seed includes the remap, which can also be toggled from the Garden of Assemblage settings menu. Victory bonus checks should remain tied to the original fight scripts, but boss swaps can still crash or break scripted fight completion.

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Bosses excluded from randomized replacements. Accepts boss names or exact boss IDs (see the setup guide). Named story bosses include Re Mind variants; Data bosses are separate names such as Data Ansem. Remaining bosses may repeat. Does not remove original fights protected by Keep Vanilla settings or safety restrictions, and has no effect while boss randomization is disabled.

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Keeps all Data Organization XIII fights out of the boss shuffle, including when boss randomization is enabled later in-game.

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Keeps Replica and Master Xehanort out of the boss shuffle, including when boss randomization is enabled later in-game. Armored Xehanort is always excluded for stability.

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Keeps Yozora out of the boss shuffle, including when boss randomization is enabled later in-game.

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Sets the initial state of Randomize Party Members in the Garden of Assemblage runtime settings menu. Vanilla starts Friend 1 and Friend 2 on Vanilla, using the game's party choices. These can be changed in-game.

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Sets the initial state of Reroll Party Every Room in GoA Options. When ON, the received random party rerolls on every room change. When OFF, the random pair stays stable until the available Party Member items change.

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Recolours Sora, his world forms, Donald, Goofy and every guest party member, along with the weapons they carry - keyblades, Donald's staves and Goofy's shields. Links are recoloured too (Stitch and Meow Wow only in their glow and accents), and so are prefab Gummi Ships; a ship you built or edited keeps the colours you gave it. Coordinated keeps each character recognisable: hues are spread so separate garments differ, the zones within one garment stay related, and faces and skin are left alone. Wild draws every material zone independently and repaints the surfaces Coordinated protects, faces included. Some seeds will produce genuinely clashing characters - that is the mode working as intended. This sets the starting value only. It can be changed at any time from AP Options in the in-game settings menu, and that choice is saved.

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Shuffles the field and battle music of every world, including the Garden of Assemblage, along with six groups of music that belong to no world: attractions and Link summons; minigames (Flantastic Flans, Flash Tracer, curling, the Classic Kingdom menu, cooking, Winnie the Pooh); data battles and Battlegates; story scripted fights; the Gummi Ship and the world map; boss themes (the final fight's Attraction Flow segment keeps its music). Shuffle Worlds: each world takes another world's field and battle music, keeping them together. Shuffle Battle Themes: field music and battle music are shuffled separately, so a world can pair one world's field music with another's battle music. In both modes, each group's music is shuffled within the group. Chaos: all of this music is mixed in a single pool. With Include Custom Music on, WAV and OGG files in the player's music folder join it. Each track is used at most once and a world never gets its own music, so a battle theme can play while exploring or during a Link; the groups no longer matter. Drawn custom tracks only replace field and battle music. Every world always gets music from a different world. Cutscene music is unchanged, and so are the festival dance, which is played to its music, the Gummi Ship's take-off and result jingles, and the final fight's Attraction Flow segment. Music the player replaces with a custom file, or keeps with a "vanilla" entry in custom_music.json, stays out of the shuffle wherever the game normally plays it. This sets the starting value only. It can be changed at any time from Music Rando in the in-game settings menu.

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Include WAV and OGG files from the KH3 client's Music Dir in the Chaos music shuffle. This affects Chaos only; explicit music replacements still apply in every mode, even with this option off. This sets the starting value only. It can be changed at any time from Music Rando in the in-game settings menu.

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While Sora is in a keyblade's Formchange, that keyblade's theme plays over the current music (Hero's Origin: Olympus, Wheel of Fate: The Caribbean...), and Anti Form has its own. When the form ends, the music it interrupted picks up where it was, boss music included. Music the player replaces with a custom file is never covered by a form theme; a "vanilla" entry in custom_music.json only keeps music out of the shuffle, and form themes still play over it. A custom file named Form_UltimaWeapon (and so on) replaces that form's theme, and plays even with this option off; a Form_ vanilla entry turns it off. Some forms keep their keyblade and show no sign when they run out (Kingdom Key, Oathkeeper, Oblivion, Starlight): their theme, like Anti Form's, rests after 8 seconds without an action other than moving, and comes back at the next one. This sets the starting value only. It can be changed at any time from Music Rando in the in-game settings menu.

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Make the Mini-UFO fight easier.

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Shorten the Raging Vulture fight.

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Shorten the Lich chase sequence.

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Skip the first phase of the Dark Baymax fight.

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Skip the Frozen chase sequence in Arendelle.

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Speed up crab collection in the Caribbean.

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Speed up Sora collection in The Final World.

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Skip the Guardians of Light sequence in Re Mind.

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Spawn 200 enemies at once at the start of the 10k Heartless fight, with a larger arena and Shadows that respawn as they die. A powerful computer is recommended.

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When entering the Re:Mind Scala ad Caelum route, advance the story flag past the slow Guardians of Light and Mickey walking sequence.

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End the mandatory Union Cross sequence as soon as its ride begins.

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Finish Toy Box's mandatory Beat of Lead encounter after one mecha kill.

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Shorten the mandatory Kingdom of Corona story dance minigame.

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Set the Caribbean ship to its maximum level.

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Enables the experimental automatic cutscene skipper. Doesn't work on 99% of cutscenes.

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Start supported worlds after their opening cutscenes. Disabled starts world intros normally, retaining required Olympus/End of World setup. This is separate from the experimental automatic cutscene skipper.

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Starting value of Map Overlay Shortcut (L3/F8).

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Show controller keybind hints below the large map overlay's battle level. The locked-chest shortcut appears only when the map contains an unopened Chestsanity chest whose required Keyblade is missing.

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Initially hide Chestsanity map icons until their required Keyblade is owned. Chest models remain visible in the world. Can be changed in-game, including with L2+R2 on the large map.

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Show the current song at the top center. Can be changed in-game under AP Options > Map options.

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Initially show chest icons on both maps.

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Initially show Lucky Emblem icons on both maps.

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Initially show ingredient icons on both maps.

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Initially show AP collectible icons on the minimap.

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Initially show AP collectible icons on the large map.

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Controls the hint style written into Secret Reports.

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Item names that should be considered important when generating KH3 Secret Report hints.

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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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