Sly 2: Band of Thieves 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.

World-Standard: 0

Whether your coin gain/loss is linked to other players. When you gain or lose coins, ring-linked players gain or lose the same amount, and vice versa.

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If permissive yaml is on, incompatible yaml options will be changed to more suitable ones. If turned off, these yaml options will throw an error and cause generation to halt. This is intended for yamls with random values. If you're not randomizing any options, it's recommended that you turn permissive yaml off.

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Select Which episode to start with. Starting with Anatomy for disaster is not compatible with the "first section", "whole episode" and "progressive sections" options for "Episode 8 Keys".

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Which boss you must defeat to goal, or Clockwerk Hunt. Clockwerk Hunt requires you to collect a certain number of Clockwerk parts/keys to goal. All Vaults requires you to open all 8 vaults. Pick and Mix lets you combine several victory conditions; configure which ones with the "Pick and Mix" option.

World-Standard: 4

The victory conditions for the "Pick and Mix" goal. Only takes effect if goal is set to Pick and Mix. Set a condition to 1 to enable it and 0 to disable it. You goal once every enabled condition is met. There is a condition for completing each episode, plus: - clockwerk_hunt: collect the number of Clockwerk parts set by "Goal Required Keys". - all_vaults: open all vaults. At least one condition must be enabled.

World-Standard: {"a_starry_eyed_encounter": 0, "a_tangled_web": 0, "all_vaults": 0, "anatomy_for_disaster": 0, "clockwerk_hunt": 0, "he_who_tames_the_iron_horse": 0, "jailbreak": 0, "menace_from_the_north_eh": 0, "the_black_chateau": 0, "the_predator_awakens": 0}

How many Clockwerk parts are added to the pool. If this is lower than the required number of keys (for either Clockwerk Hunt or Episode 8 unlock), the generator warns and keeps your values as written, which can make the goal or Episode 8 impossible, or, with permissive_yaml on, lowers the requirement to match. Setting this to values close to 500 requires that you set tasksanity to true, bottle_location_bundle_size to 1, and bottle_item_bundle_size to at least 3 (4 if both vault and pickpocket checks are turned off).

World-Standard: 10

Whether to have Anatomy for Disaster be unlocked with a number of Clockwerk parts, rather than with a single item like the other episodes. - First section: Unlock only the first section of Anatomy for Disaster with the required amount of Clockwerk Parts. - Last section: Unlock only the final mission of Anatomy for Disaster with the required amount of Clockwerk Parts. - Whole episode: Unlock every mission in Anatomy for Disaster with the required amount of Clockwerk Parts. - Gradual sections: Unlock the four sections of Anatomy for Disaster one at a time, each requiring a larger fraction of the required Clockwerk Parts, with the final section requiring the full amount. - Off: Unlock Anatomy for Disaster with progressive episode items, like the other episodes.

World-Standard: 0

How many Clockwerk parts you need to unlock Anatomy for Disaster, if Episode 8 Keys is turned on.

World-Standard: 10

How many Clockwerk parts you need to goal, if goal objective is Clockwerk Hunt

World-Standard: 10

Add the TOM ability/gadget to the pool.

World-Standard: 0

Add the Mega Jump ability/gadget to the pool.

World-Standard: 0

Add the Time Rush ability/gadget to the pool.

World-Standard: 0

The minimum number of coins you'll receive when you get a "Coins" filler item.

World-Standard: 50

The maximum number of coins you'll receive when you get a "Coins" filler item.

World-Standard: 200

How many bottles you receive from an item. Set to 0 to disable bottles as items. Both this and bottle_location_bundle_size must be non-zero for bottles to appear; setting only one is invalid.

World-Standard: 0

The percentage of filler items that are replaced with traps.

World-Standard: 0

Relative weights of each trap type. When a filler item becomes a trap (see Trap Chance), its type is chosen according to these weights. Set a weight to 0 to disable that trap. The trap types are: - Sly 1 Trap: sets the current character's health to 1. - Energy Drain Trap: empties the gadget meter. - Slow-mo Trap: slows the game down for a few seconds. - Sugar Rush Trap: speeds the game up for a few seconds. - Ice Trap: makes the ground slippery for a few seconds. - Noise Trap: alerts nearby guards for a few seconds.

World-Standard: {"energy_drain_trap": 10, "ice_trap": 10, "noise_trap": 10, "slow_mo_trap": 10, "sly_1_trap": 10, "sugar_rush_trap": 10}

The minimum number of coins items on ThiefNet will cost.

World-Standard: 200

The maximum number of coins items on ThiefNet will cost.

World-Standard: 2000

Whether to include vaults as checks.

World-Standard: 1

Whether to include pickpocketing loot from guards as checks.

World-Standard: 0

Whether to include the individual tasks that make up each job as checks.

World-Standard: 0

How many bottles you need to collect for each check. Set to 0 to disable bottles as checks. Both this and bottle_item_bundle_size must be non-zero for bottles to appear; setting only one is invalid.

World-Standard: 0

Each bottle is its own check, rather than counting the number of bottles collected. Only takes effect if bottle_location_bundle_size is 1.

World-Standard: 1

Whether to scout/hint ThiefNet checks. They will still be displayed in game.

World-Standard: 1

Whether to shuffle all pickpocketing loot locations. A guard could have the same piece of loot multiple times on their table, so there is no guaranteeing that each guard will have exactly 6 different pieces of loot.

World-Standard: 0

Whether the pickpocketing loot tables update during play, making loot whose checks have not been collected more common than loot that has already been checked.

World-Standard: 0

The chance that any given small guard will have pick-pocketable loot.

World-Standard: 20

The chance that any given large guard will have pick-pocketable loot.

World-Standard: 40

How "evenly" the loot table chances will be distributed. By default, the 6 pieces of loot a guard can carry will be distributed with the chances (30%/30%/15%/15%/5%/5%). A lower value will make first pieces of loot even more likely, and a higher value will flatten out the chances.

World-Standard: 50

How much each piece of pickpocketing loot sells for. - Vanilla: Loot sells for what it does in the base game. - Shuffled: The vanilla sell values are shuffled between the pieces of loot. - Randomized: Each piece of loot gets a new sell value, rolled between "Loot Value Minimum" and "Loot Value Maximum".

World-Standard: 0

The lowest a piece of loot can sell for. Only takes effect if loot_values is set to Randomized.

World-Standard: 10

The highest a piece of loot can sell for. Only takes effect if loot_values is set to Randomized.

World-Standard: 150

How much each treasure sells for. - Vanilla: Treasures sell for what they do in the base game. - Shuffled: The vanilla sell values are shuffled between the treasures. - Randomized: Each treasure gets a new sell value, rolled between "Treasure Value Minimum" and "Treasure Value Maximum".

World-Standard: 0

The lowest a treasure can sell for. Only takes effect if treasure_values is set to Randomized.

World-Standard: 150

The highest a treasure can sell for. Only takes effect if treasure_values is set to Randomized.

World-Standard: 800

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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