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Noita Setup Guide
Installation
Game
Go through the standard installation process for Noita on any of its supported platforms.
Install Archipelago Mod
Download the Archipelago mod zip from the GitHub page:
Firstly, go to your Noita installation directory.
- On Steam: Find Noita in your Steam library. Right click, select Manage → Browse local files.
- On GOG Galaxy: Find Noita in your Installed Games library. Right click, select Manage installation → Show folder.
Here you should see your game files and a folder called mods
. Create a folder called archipelago
and place all files
from within the zip folder directly into the archipelago
folder. After starting Noita, select the Mods menu. Here
you should see the Archipelago mod listed.
In order to enable the mod you will first need to toggle Unsafe mods from Disabled to Allowed. This is required,
as some external libraries are used by the mod in order to communicate with the Archipelago server. Once that is done,
you can now enable the Archipelago mod (it should have an [x]
next to it).
Configure Archipelago Mod
In the Options menu, select Mod Settings. Under the Archipelago drop down, you will see the options for Server, Port, Slot, and Password where you can fill in the relevant information.
Once you start a new run in Noita, you should see an Archipelago logo in the bottom right corner of the screen with a checkmark on it. If you do not see this icon, ensure that the mod is enabled and installed per the instructions above, or try restarting your game.
Configuring your YAML File
What is a YAML and why do I need one?
You can see the basic multiworld setup guide here on the Archipelago website to learn
about why Archipelago uses YAML files and what they're for.
Please note that Noita only allows you to type certain characters for your slot name.
These characters are: !#$%&'()+,-.0123456789;=@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[]^_`abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz{}~<>|\/
Where do I get a YAML?
You can use the game options page for Noita here on the Archipelago website to generate a YAML using a graphical interface.
Poptracker Pack
You may optionally use the Noita Poptracker pack.
To use it, download the pack as well as PopTracker itself.
Place the unzipped pack in the packs
folder. Then, open Poptracker and open the pack.
Click on the "AP" symbol at the top, then enter the desired address, slot name, and password.
That's all you need for it. It will provide you with a quick reference to see which checks you've done and which checks you still have left.