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# Tutorial Coming Soon™
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# A Link to the Past Randomizer Multiworld Setup Guide
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<div style="width:100%; text-align: center;">
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/mJKEHaiyR_Y" frameborder="0"
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allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen>
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</iframe>
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</div>
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## Required Software
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- [Multiworld Utilities](https://github.com/Berserker66/MultiWorld-Utilities/releases)
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- [QUsb2Snes](https://github.com/Skarsnik/QUsb2snes/releases) (Included in the above Utilities)
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- Hardware or software capable of loading and playing SNES ROM files
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- An emulator capable of running Lua scripts
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([snes9x Multitroid](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1_ej-pwWtCAHYXIrvs5Hro16A1s9Hi3Jz),
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[BizHawk](http://tasvideos.org/BizHawk.html))
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- An SD2SNES, [FXPak Pro](https://krikzz.com/store/home/54-fxpak-pro.html), or other compatible hardware
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- Your Japanese v1.0 ROM file, probably named `Zelda no Densetsu - Kamigami no Triforce (Japan).sfc`
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## Installation Procedures
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### Windows Setup
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1. Download and install the Multiworld Utilities from the link above, making sure to install the most recent version.
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**The file is located in the assets section at the bottom of the version information**. If you intend to play normal
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multiworld games, you want _Setup.BerserkerMultiWorld.exe_.
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- If you intend to play the doors variant of multiworld, you will want to download the alternate doors file.
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- During the installation process, you will be asked to browse for your Japanese 1.0 ROM file. If you have
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installed this software before and are simply upgrading now, you will not be prompted to locate your
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ROM file a second time.
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- You may also be prompted to install Microsoft Visual C++. If you already have this software on your computer
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(possibly because a Steam game installed it already), the installer will not prompt you to install it again.
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2. If you are using an emulator, you should assign your Lua capable emulator as your default program
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for launching ROM files.
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1. Extract your emulator's folder to your Desktop, or somewhere you will remember.
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2. Right click on a ROM file and select **Open with...**
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3. Check the box next to **Always use this app to open .sfc files**
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4. Scroll to the bottom of the list and click the grey text **Look for another App on this PC**
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5. Browse for your emulator's `.exe` file and click **Open**. This file should be located inside
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the folder you extracted in step one.
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### Macintosh Setup
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- We need volunteers to help fill this section! Please contact **Farrak Kilhn** on Discord if you want to help.
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### Linux Setup
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- Coming Soon™
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## Configuring your YAML file
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### What is a YAML file and why do I need one?
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Your YAML file contains a set of configuration options which provide the generator with information about how
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it should generate your game. Each player of a multiworld will provide their own YAML file. This setup allows
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each player to enjoy an experience customized for their taste, and different players in the same multiworld
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can all have different options.
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### Your YAML file is weighted
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Throughout your YAML file, you will see many options which look similar to this:
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```yaml
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map_shuffle:
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on: 5
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off: 15
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```
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In the above example, imagine the generator creates a bucket labelled "map_shuffle", and places a folded
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piece of paper into the bucket for each sub-option. Here, there are twenty pieces of paper in the bucket:
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five for "on" and fifteen for "off". When the generator is deciding whether or not to turn on map shuffle
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for your game, it reaches into this bucket and pulls out a piece of paper at random. In this example,
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you are much more likely to have map shuffle turned off. If you never want an option to be chosen, simply
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set its value to zero.
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### ROM Options
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At the bottom of your YAML file, you will find a set of ROM options. These control various aesthetic changes
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which do not affect gameplay. These options are also weighted, in case you want to be surprised by the color
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of your hearts or by the silliness of your overworld palette.
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If you would like to add a sprite to the list, simply include its name and give it a weight like so:
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```yaml
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rom:
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sprite: # Enter the name of your preferred sprite and weight it appropriately
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random: 0
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randomonhit: 0
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link: 1
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vegeta: 3
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rottytops: 5
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rocko: 5
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luigi: 3
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```
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## Joining a Multiworld Game
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### Obtain your patch file and create your ROM
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When you join a multiworld game, you will be asked to provide your YAML file to whoever is hosting. Once that
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is done, the host will provide you with either a link to download your patch file, or with a zip file containing
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everyone's patch files. Your patch file should have a `.bmbp` extension. Put your patch file on your desktop or
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somewhere convenient, and double click it. This should automatically launch the client, and will also create
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your ROM file in the same place as your patch file.
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### Connect to the client
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#### With an emulator
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When the client launched automatically, QUsb2Snes should have also automatically launched in the background.
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If this is its first time launching, you may be prompted to allow it to communicate through the Windows
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Firewall.
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##### snes9x Multitroid
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1. Load your ROM file if it hasn't already been loaded.
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2. Click on the File menu and hover on **Lua Scripting**
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3. Click on **New Lua Script Window...**
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4. In the new window, click **Browse...**
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5. Browse to the location you extracted snes9x Multitroid to, enter the `lua` folder, and choose `multibridge.lua`
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6. Observe a name has been assigned to you, and that the client shows "SNES Device: Connected", with that same
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name in the upper left corner.
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##### BizHawk
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1. Load your ROM file if it hasn't already been loaded.
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2. Click on the Tools menu and click on **Lua Console**
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3. Click the button to open a new Lua script.
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4. Browse to your Multiworld Utilities installation directory, and into the following folders:
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`QUsb2Snes --> Qusb2Snes --> LuaBridge`
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5. Select `luabridge.lua` and click Open.
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6. Observe a name has been assigned to you, and that the client shows "SNES Device: Connected", with that same
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name in the upper left corner.
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#### With hardware
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This guide assumes you have downloaded the correct firmware for your device. If you have not
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done so already, please do this now. SD2SNES and FXPak Pro users may download the appropriate firmware
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[here](https://github.com/RedGuyyyy/sd2snes/releases). Other hardware may find helpful information
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[on this page](http://usb2snes.com/#supported-platforms).
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**To connect with hardware you must use an old version of QUsb2Snes
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([v0.7.16](https://github.com/Skarsnik/QUsb2snes/releases/tag/v0.7.16)).**
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Versions of QUsb2Snes later than this break compatibility with multiworld.
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1. Close your emulator, which may have auto-launched.
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2. Close QUsb2Snes, which launched automatically with the client.
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3. Launch the appropriate version of QUsb2Snes (v0.7.16).
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4. Power on your device and load the ROM.
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5. Observe the client window now shows "SNES Device: Connected", and lists the name of your device.
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### Connect to the MultiServer
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The patch file which launched your client should have automatically connected you to the MultiServer.
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However there are a few reasons this may not happen, including if the game is hosted on the website but
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was generated elsewhere. If the client window shows "Server Status: Not Connected", simply ask the host
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for the address of the server, and copy/paste it into the "Server" input field then press enter.
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The client will attempt to reconnect to the new server address, and should momentarily show "Server
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Status: Connected". If the client does not connect after a few moments, you may need to refresh the page.
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### Play the game
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When the client shows both SNES Device and Server as connected, you're ready to begin playing. Congratulations
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on successfully joining a multiworld game!
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## Hosting a game
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The recommended way to host a game is to use the hosting service provided on
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[the website](https://berserkermulti.world/generate). The process is relatively simple:
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1. Collect YAML files from your players.
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2. Create a zip file containing your players' YAML files.
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3. Upload that zip file to the website linked above.
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4. Wait a moment while the seed is generated.
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5. Provide your players with a link to the "Seed Info" page so they may download their patch files.
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6. Click "Create New Room". This will take you to the server page, where you may find the server address to
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send to your players if they do not connect automatically. It should look similar to: `45.83.104.96:50783`
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7. Note that a link to a Multiworld Tracker is at the top of the room page. You should also provide this link
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to your players so they can watch the progress of the game.
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8. Once all players have joined, you may begin playing.
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#tutorial-wrapper a{
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}
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#tutorial-wrapper pre{
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padding: 0.5rem 0.25rem;
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background-color: #dce2bd;
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border: 1px solid #9f916a;
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border-radius: 6px;
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}
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#tutorial-wrapper code{
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background-color: #dce2bd;
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border-radius: 4px;
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padding-left: 0.25rem;
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padding-right: 0.25rem;
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}
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#tutorial-wrapper iframe{
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text-align: center;
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}
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<p>Currently, a locally installed client is required to play. This client should handle patching
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your ROM files and connecting to the multiworld server. More information on how to set up a local
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client may be found on the
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<a href="https://github.com/Berserker66/MultiWorld-Utilities/wiki">Wiki</a>.</p>
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<a href="/tutorial">Setup Guide</a>.</p>
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<p>This website is under active development. As such, your hosted rooms may occasionally disappear,
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and there may be bugs. If you do happen to find a bug, please report it
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<a href="https://github.com/Berserker66/MultiWorld-Utilities/issues">here</a>.</p>
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