The final stage of Progressive Art Gallery opens up the four-way intersection between the Art Gallery, Orange Tower Fifth Floor, The Bearer, and Outside The Initiated. This is a very useful door, and it would be cool to be able to open it without having to get five progressive items. The original reason this was included in the progression was because getting into the back of Art Gallery early would cause sequence breaks. At this point, the way the client handles the Art Gallery has changed enough that it does not matter if the player can go through this door before getting all progressive art galleries.
Two things have been happening.
**Incorrect Events**
Spoiler logs containing events that just straight up have an incorrect name and shouldn't be there. E.g. "Symmetry Island Yellow 3 solved - Monastery Laser Activation" when playing Laser Shuffle where this event should not exist, because Laser Activations are governed by the Laser items.
Now to be clear - There are no logic issues with it. The event will be in the spoiler log, but it won't actually be used in the way that its name suggests.
Basically, every panel in the game has exactly one event name. If the panel is referenced by another panel, it will reference the event instead. So, the Symmetry Laser Panel location will reference Symmetry Island Yellow 3, and an event is created for Symmetry Island Yellow 3. The only problem is the **name**: The canonical name for the event is related to "Symmetry Island Yellow 3" is "Monastery Laser Activation", because that's another thing that panel does sometimes.
From now on, event names are tied to both the panel referencing and the panel being referenced. Only once the referincing panel actually references the dependent panel (during the dependency reduction process in generate_early), is the event actually created.
This also removes some spoiler log clutter where unused events were just in the location list.
**Item classifications**
When playing shuffle_doors, there are a lot of doors in the game that are logically useless depending on settings. When that happens, they should get downgraded from progression to useful. The previous system for this was jank and terrible. Now there is a better system for it, and many items have been added to it. :)
* Added some resilience to non-ASCII player names or items
* Also the client, not even sure if switching to ascii is useful here
* Split a long line in two
* Refactor postgame code to be more readable
* Change all references to options to strings
* oops
* Fix some outdated code related to yaml-disabled EPs
* Small fixes to short/longbox stuff (thanks Medic)
* comment
* fix duplicate
* Removed triplicate lmfao
* Better comment
* added another 'unfun' postgame consideration
* comment
* more option strings
* oops
* Remove an unnecessary comparison
* another string missed
* Another was missed
* This would create a really bad merge error
In pyevermizer, it's called Atlas Medallion, not Amulet, leading to an
empty group and to code not considering them as an alchemy ingredient
when swapping out for a trap or an energy core fragment.
Also adds a test.
Reworking the options to make it work with the new options API.
Also reworked stuff in several spots to use world: NoitaWorld instead of multiworld: MultiWorld
The Colorful currently, in logic, does not expect you to solve the achievement panel until all of the doors are opened. This is not enforced by the client in complex door shuffle. It is also not typical of how achievements in Lingo usually work, and it ended up this way because of the fact that The Colorful is, uniquely, not a countdown panel. This change modifies logic so that solving each panel within The Colorful is required in order to access the achievement, rather than opening all of the doors. This will be accompanied by a change to the client that will turn the achievement panel into a countdown.
Bizhawk's "hard reset" option fills RAM with 0x55s. This causes game completion to be erroneously flagged, and likely many erroneous location checks with it. This fix checks for 0x55 and will not proceed to process anything if present.
* SoE: fix typing for tests
* SoE: explicitly export pyevermizer
To support loading the module from source (rather than module) we import
pyevermizer from `__init__.py` in other files. This has been an implicit export
and `mypy --strict` disables implicit exports, so we export it explicitly now.
* SoE: fix style in patch.py
* SoE: remove unused imports
* SoE: fix format mistakes
* SoE: cleaner typing in SoEOptions.flags
as suggested by beauxq
