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# Guide to change maximum locations in shapez
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## Where do I find the settings to increase/decrease the amount of possible locations?
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The maximum values of the `goal_amount` and `shapesanity_amount` are hardcoded settings that affect the datapackage.
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They are stored in a file called `options.json` inside the apworld. By changing them, you will create a custom apworld
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on your local machine.
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## How to change datapackage options
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This tutorial is for advanced users and can result in the software not working properly, if not read carefully.
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Proceed at your own risk.
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1. Go to `<AP installation>/lib/worlds`.
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2. Rename `shapez.apworld` to `shapez.zip`.
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3. Open the zip file and go to `shapez/data/options.json`.
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4. Edit the values in this file to your desire and save the file.
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- `max_shapesanity` cannot be lower than `4`, as this is the minimum amount to prevent FillErrors.
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- `max_shapesanity` also cannot be higher than `75800`, as this is the maximum amount of possible shapesanity names.
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Else the multiworld generation might fail.
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- `max_levels_and_upgrades` cannot be lower than `27`, as this is the minimum amount for the `mam` goal to properly
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work.
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5. Close the zip and rename it back to `shapez.apworld`.
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## Why do I have to do this manually?
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For every game in Archipelago, there must be a list of all possible locations, **regardless of player options**. When
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generating a multiworld, a list of all locations of all included games will be saved in the multiworld data and sent to
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all clients. The higher the amount of possible locations, the bigger the datapackage. And having ~80000 possible
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locations at one point made the datapackage for shapez bigger than all other supported games combined. So to reduce the
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datapackage of shapez, the locations for shapesanity are named `Shapesanity 1`, `Shapesanity 2` etc. instead of their
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actual names. By creating a custom apworld, you can increase the amount of possible locations, but you will also
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increase the size of the datapackage at the same time.
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