Aquaria: Adding slot data for poptracker #4056
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| "bind_song_needed_to_get_under_rock_bulb": bool(self.options.bind_song_needed_to_get_under_rock_bulb), | ||
| "no_progression_hard_or_hidden_locations": bool(self.options.no_progression_hard_or_hidden_locations), | ||
| "light_needed_to_get_to_dark_places": bool(self.options.light_needed_to_get_to_dark_places), | ||
| "turtle_randomizer": self.options.turtle_randomizer.value, | ||
| } |
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🥴 why is the } on the same indentation level lol
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What is this fixing or adding?
Adding options to slot data to make the Poptracker work.
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