* Trap weights
* Slightly change the way the option works
* Wording one more time
* Non optional to bring in line with Ixrec's implementation
* Be clear that it's not an absolute amount, but a weight
* E x c l a m a t i o n p o i n t
* Update worlds/witness/items.py
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* Wait I can just do this now lol
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* Core: typing: return type of `fill_slot_data` to `Mapping`
type checker be like:
"Wait a minute! If you give this mutable dict to those sussy sketchbags, they might mutate it and invalidate your more specific typing!"
Note that this doesn't mean the return value needs to be immutable. It just means the caller won't mutate it (which matches current `Main.py` implementation).
I've seen some talk of introducing ownership to the type system.
https://discuss.python.org/t/we-may-need-better-specification-for-existing-and-future-refinement-types-in-the-type-system/43955/5
Then maybe I could say: "Do whatever you want with it, because I'm giving up ownership."
But that doesn't exist in the type system currently.
* in docs too
* docs talk less about type and more about json
* keep `dict` to be safe with .net client and json
This new type of "area hint" will instead give you general information about one of the named geographical areas in your world.
Example:
```
There are 4 progression items in the "Quarry" region.
Of them, 2 are for other players.
Also, one of them is a laser for this world.
```
This also renames some of the locations in the game to better fit into an "area", such as the "River Obelisk" being renamed to the "Mountainside Obelisk".
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* Add nmg boss scav kill
* Add boss quick kills
* Fix name of orb
* Remove getting into zig with ice grapple
* Remove connection from quarry to zig
* Add a few missing dependent regions
* Separate the atoll statue and portal pad so that it doesn't assume you can get from one to the other without prayer
* Clarify which kinds of options actually support "random"
The current phrasing of this sentence made me expect "random" to work even on my OptionsDict option. After asking `#archipelago-dev` and checking the `Options.py` code, it's become clear that many option types don't (and can't) support "random". This is my best guess at a more correct wording.
* add a sentence about from_text overrides based on black-silver's suggestion
* Speedups: remove unnecessary cinit
This was meant for (memory) safety, but cython docs clearly state that this
is done automatically. The code generated for cinit with args is what
triggers a 'possible null deref' in clang's static analyzer, so by removing
cinit, we can now use static analysis.
* Speedups: disable pickling ...
... of LocationStore and internal classes.
This reduces code size and avoids accidentally pickling them.
## What is this fixing or adding?
Adds Bombless Start option, along with proper bomb logic. This involves updating `can_kill_most_things` to include checking how many bombs can be held. Many places where the ability to kill enemies was assumed, now have logic. This fixes some possible existing logic issues, for example: Mini Moldorm cave checks currently are always in logic despite the fact that on expert enemy health it would require 12 bombs to kill each mini moldorm.
Overhauls options, pulling them out of core and in particular making large changes to how the shop options work.
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Adds better support for the Universal Tracker (see its channel in the future game design section).
This does absolutely nothing regarding standard gen, just adds some checks for an attribute that only exists when UT is being used.
The Colorful did not actually properly split into individual doors when progressive colorful was off. This change refactors the code that handles special cases with progressive items to make things clearer (which is important because I will be introducing another one).
* Tests: assign the World to WorldTestBase and add a player field (because I like typing self.player far more than random 1's all over the place)
* more accurate docstring for world and multiworld
* use self.player within the class
## What is this fixing or adding?
- Roof MASTERY panels are now technically in individual regions with more descriptive names, so they can be displayed better on the tracker.
- Orange Tower Seventh Floor - Mastery has been renamed to simply Mastery.
- The Optimistic is its own region now.
- The misnamed CEILING in Room Room has been fixed.
- The misnamed CHEESE in Challenge Room has been fixed.
- The misnamed SOUND in Outside the Bold has been fixed.
- "The Bearer - Shortcut to The Bold" is now "The Bearer - Entrance".
- HUB ROOM - NEAR, FAR and the Warts Straw and Leaf Feel Areas have now been semantically combined into the "Symmetry Room". They are still logically three separate regions.
- The FACTS chain in Challenge Room has been reindexed, and the full chain panel is now indicated as such.
- The Room Room floors have been reindexed.
- Panels in The Observant are now named by their questions, not answers.
- Added a (1) subscript to several panels in Orange Tower Fourth Floor, Outside The Initiated, and The Seeker.
The validate_config.rb script has also been updated to check that all items and locations have an ID.
This change should not impact generation logic at all. It is just changing item and location names.
With BaseClasses running `worlds.__init__.py` and worlds importing
`from BaseClasses`, this is likely to result in some extra code being run
because of partial recursive imports. This now lazily loads `worlds` when
needed, at which point `sys.modules` should be properly populated.
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. :)
