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Awesome7285: changed levels to subheading

2026-04-08T01:20:34Z

changed levels to subheading

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			=== Levels ===
	~~'''<big>~~Levels~~</big>'''~~

	Many levels in the game have a clear mismatch between what the level internally is, and how its classified in-game, causing confusion or possible false bug reports. This is meant to help with knowing the difference.		Many levels in the game have a clear mismatch between what the level internally is, and how its classified in-game, causing confusion or possible false bug reports. This is meant to help with knowing the difference.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Albrekka: Use the correct name for the area behind the 144 star door

2026-04-07T14:36:13Z

Use the correct name for the area behind the 144 star door

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	\|Notes		\|Notes
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Celeste Area Past 144 Star Door~~		\|Farewell
	\|Secret 1		\|Secret 1
	\|In the basement, behind Mips in the 142 Star Door Area.		\|In the basement, behind Mips in the 142 Star Door Area, behind the 144 Star Door.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Big City		\|Big City
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	\|Platform is in the castle basement.		\|Platform is in the castle basement.
	\|-		\|-
	\|Area After ~~Celeste Area~~		\|Brodute Area After Farewell
	\|Bowser 2		\|Bowser 2
	\|This includes Bowser 2 Blue Star 6 and Bowser 2 Sign locations.		\|This includes Bowser 2 Blue Star 6 and Bowser 2 Sign locations.

Albrekka: Adds a line space, looked bad.

2026-04-07T14:13:42Z

Adds a line space, looked bad.

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	'''<big>Levels</big>'''		'''<big>Levels</big>'''

	Many levels in the game have a clear mismatch between what the level internally is, and how its classified in-game, causing confusion or possible false bug reports. This is meant to help with knowing the difference.		Many levels in the game have a clear mismatch between what the level internally is, and how its classified in-game, causing confusion or possible false bug reports. This is meant to help with knowing the difference.
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Albrekka: Added a summary of differences between display/internal names for levels to help with clarity.

2026-04-07T14:12:03Z

Added a summary of differences between display/internal names for levels to help with clarity.

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 === Tricks ===
 TODO
 [[Category:Hack]]
 [[Category:Hacks with Entrance Tickets]]

DNVIC at 21:24, 7 March 2026

2026-03-07T21:24:40Z

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	Only the latest version (v1.1h) will be supported with this. I hook into aglab's C injects and those are recompiled in some versions and so if I wanted to support older versions I'd need to find all of the pointers again which is too much work for not really any gain (no reason not to play latest version)		Only the latest version (v1.1h2) will be supported with this. I hook into aglab's C injects and those are recompiled in some versions and so if I wanted to support older versions I'd need to find all of the pointers again which is too much work for not really any gain (no reason not to play latest version)

	Blue star mode activates when you get 150 total stars (either blue or yellow), or at 0 stars with the hack-specific option "StartWithBlueStars". Once it is active, you always have the ability to switch it off whenever you want in the pause menu (you dont have to wait till 333 stars to do this), so that you can get some normal stars, if they are unobtainable/harder in blue star mode (for example, c1s6 requires wing cap but the wing cap boxes aren't accessible in blue star mode).		Blue star mode activates when you get 150 total stars (either blue or yellow), or at 0 stars with the hack-specific option "StartWithBlueStars". Once it is active, you always have the ability to switch it off whenever you want in the pause menu (you dont have to wait till 333 stars to do this), so that you can get some normal stars, if they are unobtainable/harder in blue star mode (for example, c1s6 requires wing cap but the wing cap boxes aren't accessible in blue star mode).

DNVIC at 21:07, 7 March 2026

2026-03-07T21:07:13Z

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			[[Category:Hack]]
			[[Category:Hacks with Entrance Tickets]]

DNVIC: Created page with "=== Notes === Only the latest version (v1.1h) will be supported with this. I hook into aglab's C injects and those are recompiled in some versions and so if I wanted to support older versions I'd need to find all of the pointers again which is too much work for not really any gain (no reason not to play latest version) Blue star mode activates when you get 150 total stars (either blue or yellow), or at 0 stars with the hack-specific option "StartWithBlueStars". Once it..."

2026-03-07T21:06:19Z

Created page with "=== Notes === Only the latest version (v1.1h) will be supported with this. I hook into aglab's C injects and those are recompiled in some versions and so if I wanted to support older versions I'd need to find all of the pointers again which is too much work for not really any gain (no reason not to play latest version) Blue star mode activates when you get 150 total stars (either blue or yellow), or at 0 stars with the hack-specific option "StartWithBlueStars". Once it..."

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=== Notes ===
Only the latest version (v1.1h) will be supported with this. I hook into aglab's C injects and those are recompiled in some versions and so if I wanted to support older versions I'd need to find all of the pointers again which is too much work for not really any gain (no reason not to play latest version)

Blue star mode activates when you get 150 total stars (either blue or yellow), or at 0 stars with the hack-specific option "StartWithBlueStars". Once it is active, you always have the ability to switch it off whenever you want in the pause menu (you dont have to wait till 333 stars to do this), so that you can get some normal stars, if they are unobtainable/harder in blue star mode (for example, c1s6 requires wing cap but the wing cap boxes aren't accessible in blue star mode).

Blue stars and yellow stars are seperate for star doors. Most blue star doors (staff only doors) activate at 1 blue star however.

Since there are 3 endings, the default ending is ending 3 (the one after all 333 stars), unless blue stars are disabled, in which case ending 2 is the default ending.

However there are options to change which endings are in logic

=== Hack-specific options ===

==== NoBlueStars ====
Disables checks from blue stars and removes all the blue stars from the pool (as well as the 7 postgame yellow stars as those require blue stars to reach)

==== StartWithBlueStars ====
Start with the ability to obtain blue stars, rather than having to wait until getting 150 total

==== Ending1 ====
Puts ending 1 in logic (the main ending after B3)

==== Ending2 ====
Puts ending 2 in logic (the ending after Farewell)

==== GraySwitchWarps ====
The gray switch levels (silence/death winds) have warps to the different overworlds, skipping the key necessary to enter. By default this isn't in logic, however if you enable this setting it is in logic.

As well, if you have 1 blue star, you get access to the quick warp to all of the different parts of silence/death winds (rather than having to find all 6 boxes throughout the game), using that quick warp is not in logic if this setting is disabled.

=== Tricks ===
TODO