Spyro: A Hero's Tail 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.

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Determines DeathLink behavior. disabled: Disabled. Shielded: The Butterfly Jar will protect you from a received DeathLink death, if you have it. Enabled: Enabled without shielding.

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If DeathLink is enabled, this option decides how many in-game deaths need to occur before a DeathLink death is sent out to the multiworld. The game mod tracks your deaths on the pause menu's box labeled "DL:".

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Choose how much Spyro AHT generation information should be logged. The log will contain messages from all levels up to, and including, your choice. For example, "medium" will log low and medium messages, but not high or maximum messages. **Warning messages stemming from YAML issues are always logged.** None: No additional logging beyond warnings. Low: Logs notable generation steps, such as "Checking if any minigames need vanilla rewards forced." Medium: Logs useful debugging information, such as listing your randomized shop prices. This is the default because the information in these messages can be very helpful when making bug reports. High: Logs messages with extra generation logic, such as "Fire Breath has been placed into Starter Checks: Breath." Maximum: Logs with extreme detail, such as noting every single item created.

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Chooses the logging behavior of the generator if YAML issues are encountered. It is recommended to leave this set to fix_minor, especially if intending to randomize multiple options. Clashes stemming from this (such as having fireworks_goal on but having firework_checks disabled) are fixed by fix_minor. halt: Generation will be strictly halted upon any sort of YAML issue. chaos: The generator will not halt or make changes, even if there is a known problem or high likelihood of generation failing. fix_minor: Only issues deemed minor will be fixed (such as the above example with fireworks_goal). fix_major: All issues will be fixed, even if it has a major impact (such as changing your starting realm to avoid an impossible start). A full, detailed list of every scenario that can lead to a generation issue can be found on the project's wiki, linked below. auto_corrections is not capable of fixing issues with the base syntax of your YAML. https://github.com/PhoenixAki/PhoenixAP/wiki/Spyro:-AHT-1.2-%E2%80%90-List-of-auto_corrections-Fixes

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Adds a goal requirement to defeat a number of boss(es). You can enter "Random" to have a random selection of bosses chosen, even if you also choose a few bosses explicitly alongside "Random". Note that this + all other goals are based on AHT checks. In specific circumstances, this can result in AHT registering goals unexpectedly early. See the below project wiki FAQ post for more info. https://github.com/PhoenixAki/PhoenixAP/wiki/Spyro:-AHT-1-%E2%80%90-Setup-Guide-&-FAQ#i-goaled-early-what-gives Valid Options: ["Gnasty Gnorc", "Ineptune", "Red", "Mecha-Red", "Random"]

World-Standard: ["Gnasty Gnorc", "Ineptune", "Red", "Mecha-Red"]

Adds a goal requirement to complete a number of Dark Gem checks.

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Adds a goal requirement to complete a number of Light Gem checks.

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Adds a goal requirement to complete a number of Dragon Egg checks.

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Adds a goal requirement to complete a number of firework checks. firework_checks must be enabled.

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Adds a goal requirement to purchase a number of randomized shop items. shop_randomization must be enabled. Keep in mind that the first randomized shop item is always free.

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Adds a goal requirement to open a number of locked chests.

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The checks for dragon_eggs_goal and light_gems_goal include locked chests which contain Dragon Eggs/Light Gems. This option lets you limit them to only Dragon Eggs and Light Gems from non-chest sources.

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Adds a goal requirement to talk to a number of elder dragons. You can enter "Random" to have a random selection of elders chosen, even if you also choose a few elders explicitly alongside "Random". Valid Options: ["Elder Tomas", "Elder Magnus", "Elder Titan", "Elder Astor", "Random"]

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Adds a goal requirement to complete minigames. Next to each, you can enter any of the following: - 0-8: complete this many to goal. - random-on: picks a random number from 1-8. - random-off: 1/2 chance of 0, 1/2 chance of 1-8.

World-Standard: {"Blink": 0, "Sgt. Byrd": 0, "Sparx": 0, "Turret": 0}

In vanilla AHT, you can only teleport to a remote shop pad once you have physically reached it. open_world_mode lets you choose from a variety of new ways to unlock shop pads through Archipelago items. Any choice besides 'vanilla' requires enabling "Teleport Across Realms" in time_savers to prevent potential softlock scenarios. vanilla: Vanilla game behavior. full: All shop pads are unlocked from the start of the seed. randomized: Shop pads unlock individually e.g. "Dark Mine - Miner's Drop Shop Unlock". progressive_levels: Shop pads unlock per-level in vanilla game order e.g. "Progressive Crocovile Swamp Shop Unlock". reverse_progressive_levels: Same as progressive_levels, but backwards vanilla order. full_level: All shop pads in a level will unlock at once e.g. "Sunken Ruins - Shop Unlock". full_realm: All shop pads in a realm will unlock at once e.g. "Icy Wilderness - Shop Unlock".

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Enables 22 checks for flaming fireworks.

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Places Dragon Egg and Light Gem rewards into minigame checks. Valid options: ["Sgt. Byrd", "Blink", "Turret", "Sparx"]

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Decides how much of the junk (fillers + traps) item pool will be traps, as a percentage out of 100.

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Choose which categories of filler (neutral-to-positive effect) items to enable. Dragon Eggs: These are filler due to having no logical impact. Breath Bombs: Fire, Electric, Water, and Ice Bombs. Only usable if their respective breath is unlocked. Gem Packs: Gives a random amount of gems (400-600, 800-1200 if you have double gems). It is advised to disable these if using shop_randomization, as shop logic does not account for gem packs. Shinies: Items which do nothing, but have humorous names referencing AHT or other games/series. Valid options: ["Dragon Eggs", "Breath Bombs", "Gem Packs", "Shinies"]

World-Standard: ["Dragon Eggs", "Breath Bombs", "Gem Packs", "Shinies"]

Choose which trap (neutral-to-negative effect) items to enable. Spam Call, Reverse Controls, and Bounce are queued and triggered sequentially. Traps received while offline will get processed upon next client reconnection. Spam Call: Random lines of Moneybags dialog + shop music will play for trap_length seconds. Reverse Controls: Flips the X and Y axis of both control sticks for trap_length seconds. Damage Sparx: Take 1 hit of damage. Does nothing if Sparxless or if in a Sparx minigame. Gem Tax: Takes away a random amount of gems (500-1000). It is advised to disable these if using shop_randomization, as shop logic does not account for gem taxes. Bounce: The player character's model will bounce for trap_length seconds. Can negatively affect first-person camera aiming. Valid options: ["Spam Call", "Reverse Controls", "Damage Sparx", "Gem Tax", "Bounce"]

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Determines how long Spam Call, Reverse Controls, and Bounce run for, in seconds.

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Choose which breath(s) you want to start with. If multiple are listed, one will go into "Starter Checks: Breath", and the rest will go into your start inventory. "None" will place a random Archipelago item into "Starter Checks: Breath". If the list is left empty, 1 random breath will be chosen. Valid Options: ["Fire Breath", "Electric Breath", "Water Breath", "Ice Breath", "None"]

World-Standard: ["Fire Breath"]

Choose whether to randomize each of the 3 base movement abilities (glide, swim, and charge). If any are randomized, you will start with a random item from Archipelago in their place. Valid Options: ["Glide", "Swim", "Charge"]

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Choose which realm(s) to start with realm access cards for. If the list is left empty, 1 random realm will be chosen. If using full open_world_mode, you will start with all 4 access cards. If using non-full open_world_mode, non-starting realms are unlocked via shop unlocks instead of access cards. Starting with only Icy Wilderness, shop_randomization off, and movement_randomization empty is disallowed due to impossible starts. Valid Options: ["Dragon Kingdom", "Lost Cities", "Icy Wilderness", "Volcanic Isle"]

World-Standard: ["Dragon Kingdom"]

Choose whether to randomize Moneybags' shop. If not randomized, it will function identically to the vanilla game. If randomized, vanilla game shop items will be replaced with items from Archipelago. This has a few consequences: - Double Gems, if enabled, is permanent once received, as is the Butterfly Jar (it replenishes on death). - There is no limit to how many lockpicks or breath bombs you can hold at once. - Remote shop pads will not upcharge you for items.

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Choose whether your shop will have lockpicks or key rings which open all locked chests in a level. If shop_randomization is off, they will be placed in the shop. Chests will be in logic as soon as you have access to them. If shop_randomization is on, they will be placed into the world by Archipelago. Chests will be in logic as you collect each key ring, or once you collect all 52 lockpicks.

World-Standard: 0

Determines how many shop items checks you will have, if shop_randomization is on.

World-Standard: 18

When using shop_randomization, how many gems you have access to is tracked. This is used to logically spread out shop item purchases. The formula below is used to calculate a "base shop price", and your choice here determines item prices using that. The first item is always free, to prevent restrictive starts (Moneybags offers it as a loss-leader). unordered: items will have equal prices and can be bought in any order. Logic assumes you will buy them in order left -> right. ordered: items will be free, but get unlocked at a steadily increasing amount of gems, which enforces the logical order. ***********************************FORMULA (for the math nerds)*********************************** blink_gems_total = (20,203 - exclusions) * blink_gems% non_blink_enemies_total = 16,353 * non_blink_enemies% other_gems_total = (105,357 - exclusions) * other_gems% If a minigame check is added to exclude_locations, its gems are excluded from logic. gem_total = blink_gems_total + non_blink_enemies_total + other_gems_total base_shop_price = gem_total / (shop_item_count - 1) If shop_logic is unordered, shop items will all cost base_shop_price, rounded down as needed. If shop_logic is ordered, shop items will cost base_shop_price * 1, base_shop_price * 2, etc., rounded down as needed. **************************************************************************************************

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Decides what % of gems from Blink minigames you want to be expected to collect, if shop_randomization is enabled. For example, a value of 50 means being expected to collect approximately 50% of such gems.

World-Standard: 75

Decides what % of gems from enemies you want to be expected to collect, if shop_randomization is enabled. Only applies to enemies in Spyro & Hunter levels.

World-Standard: 75

Decides what % of gems you want to be expected to collect from gems on the ground, breakable containers, and Sgt. Byrd + Sparx minigames, if shop_randomization is enabled.

World-Standard: 75

Enables or disables the Double Gems item, if shop_randomization is enabled. It is advised to keep this disabled if so, as shop logic does not account for gems received through Double Gems.

World-Standard: 0

Determines the Dark Gem cost for each boss lair. default: Each boss lair has their vanilla cost (10/20/30/40). randomized: Randomly pick costs in the range defined by boss_lair_door_cost_min and boss_lair_door_cost_max. shuffle: Vanilla boss lair costs are shuffled between each other (still 10/20/30/40 but in a random order).

World-Standard: 0

Minimum cost for boss lairs, if set to randomized. Must be less than or equal to boss_lair_door_cost_max.

World-Standard: 10

Maximum cost for boss lairs, if set to randomized.

World-Standard: 40

This option decides if the generator should force boss lair(s) to have the most expensive Dark Gem costs. Forcing takes place after costs have been decided through the above 3 options. unchanged: Leaves boss lair costs untouched. gnasty_gnorc/ineptune/red/mecha_red: Swaps that boss's cost with the highest cost. automatic: Swaps all goal boss costs so that they are collectively the highest.

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Determines the Light Gem cost for each Light Gem door. default: Each door has their vanilla cost (20/45/70/95). randomized: Randomly pick costs in the range defined by light_gem_door_cost_min and light_gem_door_cost_max. Randomized costs can't exceed 90 if open world mode is set to vanilla. shuffle: Each door has their vanilla cost shuffled with the others (still 20/45/70/95 but in a random order).

World-Standard: 0

Minimum cost for light gem doors, if set to randomized. Must be less than or equal to light_gem_door_cost_max.

World-Standard: 20

Maximum cost for light gem doors, if set to randomized.

World-Standard: 95

Determines the Light Gem cost for each gadget. Listed in order of Ball Gadget -> Invincibility -> Supercharge. default: Each gadget has their vanilla cost (8/24/40). randomized: Randomly picks costs in the range defined by gadget_cost_min and gadget_cost_max. Randomized costs can't exceed 90 if open world mode is set to vanilla. shuffle: Each gadget has their vanilla cost shuffled with the others (still 8/24/40 but in a random order).

World-Standard: 0

Minimum cost for gadgets, if set to randomized. Must be less than or equal to gadget_cost_max.

World-Standard: 8

Maximum cost for gadgets, if set to randomized.

World-Standard: 40

Decides which of 2 pause menu patches you can choose between which can help with escaping situations where you're stuck. open_shop: pressing Y will open the shop if you are Spyro. If using non-full open_world_mode, this will auto-unlock your starting realm's "Depot" shop to prevent potential softlock scenarios. teleport_to_hub: holding Y will bring you to the current realm's realm teleporter. If using non-full open_world_mode, this will be considered a valid alternative way to logically access a realm's hub level.

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When using non-full open_world_mode, shop pads only unlock via their unlock items. This can lead to situations where you can physically reach a shop pad but be unable to teleport back to it after, adding walking time on revisits. Enabling this allows you to teleport to any shop you've interacted with, even if you don't have its unlock item yet.

World-Standard: 1

Toggles automatic hinting for boss rewards (upon opening their lair), minigames (upon talking to NPCs), and shop items (upon creating the save file). For each, you can enter "on", "off", or "random".

World-Standard: {"Bosses": "off", "Minigames": "off", "Shop Items": "off"}

Hides the name of randomized shop items (player name is still shown). Hinted shop items will display as normal.

World-Standard: 0

Bosses listed below will take triple damage, significantly shortening fights. Valid options: ["Gnasty Gnorc", "Ineptune", "Red", "Mecha-Red"]

World-Standard: ["Gnasty Gnorc", "Ineptune", "Red", "Mecha-Red"]

Choose which time-saving quality of life patches are enabled. For each, enter "on", "off", or "random". Skip Cutscenes: enables skipping most cutscenes with the Y button. Skip Elevators: enables skipping long elevator waits with loading screen. Teleport Across Realms: enables teleporting across realms using normal shop pads.

World-Standard: {"Skip Cutscenes": "off", "Skip Elevators": "off", "Teleport Across Realms": "off"}

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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