People downloaded ER for ER, so it made sense to make it non-vanilla.
But now people download multiworld for multiworld and full ER is not what is the expected default.
* V32 MSU
* All items from chests/received in dark rooms now visible.
* Regular bunny can read signs
* Players up to Player 255 supported on send/received.
* Fix bug where collected maps show on item menu if compass shuffle is on, (and collected compasses if map shuffle is on.)
* Add Dungeon Counter Options
This updates the custom item pool feature to support progressive bows and the 10 bomb item. Yes, the latter had existed for a long time and was just never put in properly. The default item pool with the custom item pool feature now matches v31's item distribution instead of whatever the last version with bomb/arrow capacity upgrades' default was. I'm unsure if anyone will actually use this feature even still, but it's now up to date!
The GUI was dysfunctional after the latest round of updates as it failed to address several new v31 features. The GUI should work again with this update and should allow proper interaction with all relevant options. Some aesthetic rework was necessary to account for the new large number of dropdowns.
Replaces existing check_only_beatable, which became the "none" option.
TR can run out of key placement options, with the 100% locations
option, but I really don't care enough. It exists mostly for people who
want to 100% a seed, or to point to if they ask about keys locked behind
themselves.
Partial support for Progressive bow
- Still needs to be added to item pool
- Silver hint handling remains TBD even for VT
Added weapons selection.
- Vanilla needs to be implemented
- Assured needs to be implemented
- Inverted swordless is almost certainly messed up.
- Swordless standard mode will likely softlock
- Random weapon standard mode is currently treated as uncle assured
Deleted removed difficulties
- Remaining difficulties still need to be adjusted
Added locked property to locations:
- This is used for preplaced items etc so that multiworld balancing
knows they cannot be moved.
Made a few of the difficulty changes from V31, but not all.
Added required text changes to handle crystals requirements
- More changes will likely me made in future
- Currently there is is no way to tell ganon requirement in
Inverted mode
Merging in Cassidoxa's inverted mode.
I've still not fully reviewed the logic used in this mode, so it should be considered experimental, pending an in depth review by either myself or AA.
Does not include the server/client code or the rom writes
specific to it. Indeed it cannot write multiworld roms at
all right now, pending addition future updates to support
the official ALTTPR Multiworld client.
Includes some GUI changes by Alaszun
Co-authored-by: Alaszun <koelze@google.com>
This fixes a typo in which a helpful hint referring to Thieves' Town would erroneously refer to it as Thieves' Tower. Additionally, the heart color selection now supports random which will randomly choose between the other four presented options. This random feature is also supported by the adjuster.
This should now work fairly completely. I've added the IR's junk hint text, updated the base ROM to v30, added a checkbox to the GUI/option to the command line to control the hint system, and fixed a bug in the previous upload that listed Skull Woods final erroneously in two arrays. I also now shuffle the Silver Arrow locations before hinting at the first one (so if multiple Silver Arrows are in a seed, all of them are equally likely to be the one Ganon hints at) and now call out "Castle Tower" in hints as a unique location and not as "Hyrule Castle" (what was I thinking on that?).
The junk hints still need filled in. For now, they're just clones of the Tavern Man hints. Also I haven't really tested this at all beyond verifying it runs and the ROM it makes boots. That needs to be addressed of course.
This just adds a GUI/command line option to set the variable into world for retro mode and puts the universal key item into the list of defined items. None of the functionality is yet present.
A new dropdown option is added to allow the player to choose heart color between four options: red, blue, green, and yellow. The adjuster supports this feature as well.
This implements the new restricted shuffle that does not respect the difference between single and multi-entrance caves. Restricted_legacy is present for the old restricted behavior. Full_cross_worlds is renamed to Crossed, and all listing of shuffles is given a consistent order that pushes all the _legacy variants to the back.
This is the starting point for the new custom item pool feature that will let users specify the item pool. It is functional, perhaps due for some minor tweaking and definitely needs more testing. The command line side is bad, just two parameters that hopefully don't do anything under any circumstance if the user tries to use them (don't really intend to support a command line version of this feature); maybe there's a better way to let the command line ER work in general without having any opportunity to activate this feature. The GUI should probably show the user the sum of the current item pool out of 153 so the user knows how to size the item pool more easily, but that's a todo.
Open dialogs now filter by correct file extensions
Sort sprites by name (instead of disk order)
Better handle blank author names in zspr files.
Sort paths by name. (Otherwise the Bomb shop entry if present looks
wrong)
Fastmenu is now a variable menu speed setting instead of an on/off toggle. This update reflects that and gives the player a lot of options for the particular setting (normal, instant, double, triple, quadruple, half). A smaller change in this update is removing quickswap and fastmenu from the output file name of the randomizer (reflective of how the adjuster allows them to be shifted freely anyway) and shortening the verbiage for when progressive settings are changed (quality of life change there).
Fix plando's sprite support
Always write both sprite and pallet (using the default if a sprite does
not include a pallet)
so that the adjuster still works.
Make the help button and output directory button available regardless of
selected tab.
Make controls on both tabs share underlying state where it makes sense
to do so.
These are the basic adjuster files setting up for a new feature in the next release. Already randomized ROMs can be adjusted after the fact and have quickswap, fast menu, disable music, heartbeep rate, or a custom sprite applied or removed at the user's discretion with the checksum being properly updated. For now, the validity check for a randomized ROM is simply that it is exactly 2 MiB long and has a file name that ends in .sfc (while .smc is a valid SNES ROM file extension, no existing randomizer programs use it for output). This feature will need more updating with the new v28 features before it's ready for primetime; KevinCathcart's sprite selector will be an important part of this feature, and I believe variable speed fastmenu will be supported by the v28 base ROM so I'd want to make that selectable as well. For now, this should work as building blocks.
Added a proper icon
Fix output directory for packaged builds
Added a button to open the ouput directory, and a button to open
documentation for packaged builds.
-From KevinCathcart, adds a "balanced" algorithm that, in theory, fixes the dungeon bias of the v26/v27 algorithm while maintaining the desirable amount of randomness it provides.
Fabian Dill
Daniel Parker
CaitSith2
caitsith2
qadan
Bonta-kun
AmazingAmpharos
Kevin Cathcart
cassidoxa
Mike A. Trethewey
LLCoolDave