Spyro 2 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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Choose the completion goal. Ripto - Collect enough orbs to open the arena and beat Ripto. 64 Orb - Collect 64 orbs and beat Ripto. 100 Percent - Collect all talismans, orbs, and gems and beat Ripto. In Open World mode, no talismans are required. 10 Tokens - Collect 8000 gems and 55 orbs to unlock the theme park and collect all 10 tokens in Dragon Shores. All Skillpoints - Collect all 16 skill points in the game. Epilogue - Unlock the full epilogue by collecting all 16 skill points and defeating Ripto.

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Guarantees that the specified items will be in the item pool

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Spyro will die when a DeathLink is received and will send them on his death. Not every death will trigger a DeathLink, and not every received DeathLink will kill Spyro.

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Adds checks for getting 25% of the gems in a level

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Adds checks for getting 50% of the gems in a level

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Adds checks for getting 75% of the gems in a level

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Adds checks for getting all gems in a level

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Adds checks for every 500 gems you collect total. Gems currently paid to Moneybags do not count towards your total. Logic assumes you pay Moneybags everywhere you can so you cannot be locked out of checks.

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The highest number of total gems that can be required for Total Gem Count checks. Has no effect if Enable Total Gem Count Checks is disabled.

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Adds checks for each individual gem. If Moneybagssanity is off, all Moneybags prices will be set to 0 in game. Full requires the host to edit allow_full_gemsanity in their yaml file, as it is very disruptive. Off: Individual gems are not checks. Partial: Only some number of randomly chosen gems become checks. For every level with loose gems (not speedways), Gem Bundle items giving gems for that level will be added to the pool. Full: All gems are checks.

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Should gem items be shuffled only in your world, or spread across the entire multiworld. Global is more disruptive to other players.

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Adds item rewards to the pool to match the applicable gem locations. Gems: If Gemsanity is set to FULL, each gem location in the game will have its individual matching gem added to the item pool. Applies only to full gemsanity. Choosing this slows down generation significantly. Bundles: Adds items that grant a number of gems for an individual level to the item pool. If Gemsanity=FULL, extra gem locations may contain other/filler items. If Gemsanity=PARTIAL, This option is selected automatically

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Define the amount of gems awarded by each Gem Bundle item. Determines how many items are added to the item pool. Determines how many gem locations are randomly selected if Gemsanity is set to Partial (adds one location per bundle item). WARNING: Selecting an option smaller than 25 requires the host to edit allow_full_gemsanity in their yaml file. Default (50):adds 8 Gem Bundles per Level to the Item Pool (168 Total) 10: 40 Bundles/Level (840 Total) , 16: 25 Bundles/level (525 Total) 20: 20 Bundles/Level (420 Total) , 25: 16 Bundles/Level (336 Total) 40: 10 Bundles/Level (210 Total) , 50: 8 Bundles/Level (168 Total) 80: 5 Bundles/Level (105 Total) , 100: 4 Bundles/Level (84 Total)

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Adds checks for getting skill points

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Adds checks for getting life bottles

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Adds checks for getting all spirit particles in a level. Some minigame enemies are counted as spirit particles, like Draclets in Crystal Glacier. Some enemies only release spirit particles while the camera is on them.

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If on, Crush and Gulp do not require talismans. Removes talisman items from the pool. Effectively allows early access to each homeworld, though swim and climb may logicially lock progression.

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The player will start with swim, climb, headbash.

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The player will start with warps to all 3 worlds. Only has an effect in open world mode.

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Rules for unlocking each level. Glimmer, homeworlds, and bosses always have their vanilla requirements. If Moneybagssanity is off, sets prices to 0 to ensure beatable seeds. Vanilla: Levels are available if you meet the vanilla requirements. Keys: Levels are unlocked by finding "Unlock" items. Note: you may need to increase the number of locations (for example, by adding gem checks) to provide spots for the keys.

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How many level unlocks the player starts with. The player always has access to Glimmer, homeworlds, and bosses. Only has an effect when level locks are on.

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How many orbs are required to unlock the door to Ripto.

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Settings for Moneybags unlocks. Vanilla - Pay Moneybags to progress as usual Moneybagssanity - You cannot pay Moneybags at all and must find unlock items to progress. Glimmer Bridge is excluded to avoid issues with early game randomization.

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When warping to Winter Tundra from outside Crush or Gulp, reroutes the warp to inside the castle. Logically grants access to inner Winter Tundra. Represents planned vanilla functionality that was cut. Vanilla: Warps always go to outside the castle. Door: Warps inside the castle if you have unlocked the door with headbash. Wall Orb: Warps inside the castle if you have the WT wall orb. Always: Warps always go to inside the castle. Logic will expect homeworld navigation via Winter Tundra's castle warp.

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Automatically open the Professor's door in Autumn Plains, which normally requires 8 orbs (normally bypassable with tricks). This door also affects the behavior of the warp from Crush to Autumn Plains. When the door is open, this warp will bring you next to Gulp, allowing you to skip needing climb to access the second half of Autumn Plains. This option is intended for use with open world with open world warps, but can be used without.

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Settings for the unintended double jump ability, where jumping then pressing square without letting go of jump gains extra height. May impact logic on harder trick settings. Duckstation must be run in Interpreter mode for this to have any effect. Vanilla - Double Jump behaves normally. In Pool - Adds Double Jump to the item pool. The ability is disabled until you acquire the item. Off - Double Jump is disabled.

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Settings for the Dragon Shores permanent fireball ability. May impact logic, even on the easiest trick settings. Vanilla - The fireball powerup in Dragon Shores behaves normally. In Pool - Adds Permanent Fireball to the item pool. The Dragon Shores powerup does not work. Off - Permanent Fireball is disabled. The Dragon Shores powerup does not work. Start With - You begin the game with fireball, as in New Game Plus.

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Adds extra lives to the item pool.

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Adds to the item pool an item temporarily powering up Spyro so anything destructible he touches is destroyed. Affects enemies, strong chests, breakable walls, etc. Warning: Behavior is not consistent while charging.

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Adds changing Spyro's color to the item pool.

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Adds turning on Big Head Mode and flat Spyro Mode to the item pool.

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Adds healing Sparx to the item pool. Sparx must be alive to be healed.

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The percentage of filler items that will be traps.

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Adds damaging Sparx to the item pool. Cannot directly kill Spyro.

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Adds an item removing Sparx to the item pool.

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Adds turning Spyro invisible briefly to the item pool. Duckstation must be run in Interpreter mode for this to have any effect.

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Adds making Sparx refuse to pick up gems for 30 seconds to the item pool.

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Start the game with lower max health and add items to the pool to increase your max health. Off - The game behaves normally. Blue - Your max health starts at blue Sparx. Green - Your max health starts at green Sparx. Sparxless - Your max health starts at no Sparx. True Sparxless - Your max health is permanently Sparxless.

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Certain Sparx health amounts are expected before you are required to enter different levels. Aquaria Towers, Crush, and Autumn Plains expects green Sparx. Entering Skelos Badlands, Gulp, and Winter Tundra expects blue Sparx. Entering Ripto expects gold Sparx. This does nothing unless Enable Progressive Sparx Health Upgrades is set to blue, green, or Sparxless,

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Settings for Sparx's gem finder ability. Vanilla - Holding L1+R1+R2 has Sparx point to the nearest gem. Beating Ripto makes the effect permanent. In Pool - Adds Sparx Gem Finder to the item pool. Behaves like Vanilla once you find the item. Off - Removes the ability for Sparx to point to gems.

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Settings for Extended Sparx range. Vanilla - Beating Ripto doubles Sparx's range. In Pool - Adds Extended Sparx Range to the item pool. This item doubles Sparx's range. Beating Ripto has no effect on your range.

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Adds an extra hit point (equivalent to the in game cheat code) to the item pool. This does not affect progressive health logic. Has no effect when Progressive Sparx Health Upgrades are True Sparxless.

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Determines which tricks, if any, are in logic. See https://github.com/Uroogla/S2AP/wiki/Tricks-and-Presets Off: Only dev-intended strategies are expected. Easy Tricks: Straightforward double jumps and fireball usage may be required. Medium Tricks: Standard speedrunning tricks, including more difficult double jumps, may be required. Custom: Choose exactly which tricks are in logic.

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Set various tricks for logic. Only used if Trick Difficulty is Custom. Format as a comma-separated list of "nice" names: ["Sunny Beach Turtle Soup without Climb", "Crystal Glacier Bridge without Moneybags"]. A full list of supported tricks can be found at: https://github.com/Uroogla/S2AP/blob/main/apworld/spyro2/LogicTricks.py

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How many goals you start with in both Colossus orb challenges.

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Red fish behave the same as other types of fish in Idol Springs.

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Lightning thieves do not steal the orbs in Hurricos.

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How many gears you must collect to complete the trolley orb.

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Settings for the Bombo orb in Scorch. Vanilla - Bombo behaves as normal. First Only - Complete the first (shortest) path to complete the orb. Attackless First Only - Complete the first (shortest) path to complete the orb. Bombo will not attack.

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Whether Hunter requires headbash to start Earthshaper Bash. Without headbash, this orb can be completed with fireball or the Fracture Easy Earthshapers setting. This changes the orb's logic.

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Removes the 7 earthshapers from the Alchemist area and reduces the maximum number of spirit particles in the level. Removes the headbash requirement from the Fracture Hills all spirit particles check. The second orb still requires headbash, unless Fracture Require Headbash is disabled.

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How many popcorn crystals you start with in each Hunter orb challenge.

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How many popcorn crystals Hunter starts with in each Hunter orb challenge.

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Whether Free Hippos in Shady Oasis requires headbash to start. Without headbash, this orb can be completed with fireball. This changes the orb's logic.

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Spyro does double damage to Gulp.

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Changes the color of the number that appears when gems are collected, as well as the text on portals.

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Changes the color of gem types (and some other items in game). Default: No changes. Shuffle: Mixes up the colors of gem types. Random Choice: Gem colors are randomly selected from a curated set of options. True Random: Gem colors are completely random. This probably won't look great.

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Shuffles most of the music in game. Off: No changes. Like With Like: Music is shuffled within its type: Homeworld, Normal Level, Boss. Full: Music is shuffled regardless of type.

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Streaming platforms sometimes mute VODs with the Autumn Plains or Winter Tundrea homeworld music. Replaces these with Summer Forest.

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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 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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