Custom item pool feature

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.

BaseClasses.py

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ from collections import OrderedDict
 
 class World(object):
 
-    def __init__(self, shuffle, logic, mode, difficulty, timer, progressive, goal, algorithm, place_dungeon_items, check_beatable_only, shuffle_ganon, quickswap, fastmenu, disable_music, keysanity):
+    def __init__(self, shuffle, logic, mode, difficulty, timer, progressive, goal, algorithm, place_dungeon_items, check_beatable_only, shuffle_ganon, quickswap, fastmenu, disable_music, keysanity, custom, customitemarray):
         self.shuffle = shuffle
         self.logic = logic
         self.mode = mode
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ class World(object):
         self.treasure_hunt_count = 0
         self.treasure_hunt_icon = 'Triforce Piece'
         self.clock_mode = 'off'
+        self.rupoor_cost = 10
         self.aga_randomness = True
         self.lock_aga_door_in_escape = False
         self.fix_trock_doors = self.shuffle != 'vanilla'
@@ -52,6 +53,8 @@ class World(object):
         self.fastmenu = fastmenu
         self.disable_music = disable_music
         self.keysanity = keysanity
+        self.custom = custom
+        self.customitemarray = customitemarray
         self.can_take_damage = True
         self.difficulty_requirements = None
         self.spoiler = Spoiler(self)