RE: LeoThread 2024-10-05 09:19

[ahmadmanga]

3. Create Randomization Logic

To actually randomize elements, you’ll need to write scripts or programs that shuffle or assign new values to the game data.

• Languages to Use:
  • If you have direct access to game scripts, languages like Python, Lua, or JavaScript are common for modding.
  • You may also write a standalone randomizer tool in a language like Python, which reads game data files, randomizes them, and then overwrites the original game files.

Example: Randomizing Items

If you’re randomizing item placements:

1. Read the Data: Load the game’s item location file (e.g., JSON or XML).
2. Shuffle or Randomize: Write a script that randomizes the locations while ensuring game progression remains possible.
3. Write the Data Back: Save the randomized data back to the game file.

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[ahmadmanga]

Expanding on this with Code:

If you’re randomizing item placements:

1. Read the Data: Load the game’s item location file (e.g., JSON or XML).

   import json
   with open("item_data.json", "r") as f:
       item_data = json.load(f)
   

2. Shuffle or Randomize: Write a script that randomizes the locations while ensuring game progression remains possible.

   import random
   # Assuming item_data is a list of dictionaries with item locations
   random.shuffle(item_data)
   

3. Write the Data Back: Save the randomized data back to the game file.

   with open("item_data_randomized.json", "w") as f:
       json.dump(item_data, f)