LL2 Editing

Loonyland 2

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The Editor that comes included with the Loonyland 2 Collector's Edition has not been explored thoroughly. However, the addon_making_info.txt file that comes in the addons directory of the LL2CE folder has a lot of information.

The following information needs to be added to this page: Hardcoded things, more info

Getting the Editor

The Editor is accessible from the main menu by those with Loonyland 2 Collector's Edition installed.

Playing Your Worlds

To play a custom world, start a new game. Instead of starting with "Go!" immediately, move left and right while "Go!" is selected to change the current campaign.

Using the Editor

You are viewing information about Loonyland 2 editing. Some information is specific to certain games, indicated by the icons.

The following information needs to be added to this page: Dr. Lunatic derivative editing needs a lot of work almost everywhere

Basic Controls

• Move around using the 8, 4, 6 and 2 keys on the number pad, when Num Lock is on.
• Delete things by pressing backspace while hovering over them.
• Shift + W, A, X, D to resize a level.

Tagging

Tagging is an important part of making things work as you want in Loonyland 1 and 2. The tag number is at the bottom-middle of the screen, and this is changed up and down by pressing ' (apostrophe) and ; (semi-colon). You place a tag on the highlighted square by pressing t. Tags can be used in specials for many things, and monsters take on the tag of the square they are placed on.

There are several tags with global significance in both Loonyland and Loonyland 2. These are:

• A square tagged 255 is impassible to non-player monsters (in Loonyland 2, monsters will not be randomly placed here)
• A square tagged 254 is impassible to unfriendly monsters (goodguys can still pass over it)

Specials

All of Kid Mystic, Dr. Lunatic, Loonyland, and Loonyland 2 support Specials. These are used for many different effects, including transportation between levels and a variety of other things such as signs and collectibles. Triggers are conditions that cause a special to be activated, and Effects are what happens when the special is activated.

The 'Multiple Uses' special flag allows a special to be triggered more than once. The 'Show Message' special flag causes the special to show a message upon being triggered.

There are two brands of specials: Loonyland and Loonyland 2's more complex setup, owing to tags, and the simpler setup of Kid Mystic and the original Dr. Lunatic. In Kid Mystic and Dr. Lunatic triggers lack the other number, x, and y parameters, and effects lack the tag parameter (only the Loonyland games use tags). The names of certain triggers and effects are also different between the two brands.

Triggers

Name	When it occurs	Trigger value	Other value (LL/LL2 only)	Trigger X&Y (LL/LL2 only)	Games
Player step	When the player steps within an N-tile diamond around a tile.	Defines N.	None.	None.
Enemy step	When an enemy steps within an N-tile diamond around a tile.	Defines N.	None.	None.
Player within N tiles	When the player is within an N-tile diamond around a tile.	Defines N.	None.	None.
Passed N levels	When the player has passed N levels in that world/chapter	Defines N.	N/A	N/A
Have all keychains	Dr. Lunatic: When the player collects all Keychains in a world. Kid Mystic: When the player collects all Armageddon Sword pieces (?)	None.	N/A	N/A
Kill all monster N	When there are no monsters of number N alive.	Defines N	None.	None.
Have N brains	Dr. Lunatic: when the player has N zombie brains. Kid Mystic: When the player has N mystic orbs.	Defines N	N/A	N/A
Shoot item/wall	When an item or wall has been shot (good or evil shots)	None.	None.	None.
Chain off neighbor special	When a special in one of the four adjacent tiles is triggered	None.	None.	None.
Once every N seconds	Special triggers once every N seconds	Defines N	None.	None.
Random (N% per second)	Special triggers at a chance of N% every second.	Defines N	None.	None.
Have Lunacy Key	When the Lunacy Key of the world has been collected.	None.	N/A	N/A
Kill one monster N	When one monster N gets killed.	Defines N	N/A	N/A
Floor N is here	When a tile is terrain N.	Defines N	N/A	N/A
Var N = N2	If variable N is equal to N2	Defines N	Defines N2	None.
Var N != N2	If variable N is not equal to N2	Defines N	Defines N2	None.
Get Item	When the player collects an item at a tile	Defines item	None.	Defines the tile
Delayed Chain	A delay after a special in one of the four adjacent tiles is triggered	Defines delay, in seconds	None.	None.
Item Here	When an item is on a tile.	Defines item	None.	Defines the tile

Effects

Name	What it does	Effect value	Target X&Y	Target tag (LL/LL2 only)	Games
None	Nothing.	None.	None.	None.
Teleport	Teleports either the player or a monster to a location - I believe monsters will teleport only if the trigger is "enemy step", otherwise it's the player	Unknown	Location of teleportation	Presumably monsters of this tag?
Summon	Summons a monster of type N.	Defines N.	Summon location.	Presumably summoned at tagged locations?
Zap Wall	Turns the wall of identical touching tiles into a floor of tile N.	Defines N.	Wall location.	Unknown
Make Wall	Turns the floor of identical touching tiles into a wall of ??	Defines N.	Floor location.	Unknown
Toggle Wall	Turns the floor/wall of identical touching tiles into a wall/floor of ??. Use "multiple use" to enable walls and floors toggling back and forth each time the special is triggered.	Defines N.	Floor/wall location.	Unknown
DropItem	Drops an item of type N.	Defines N.	Item location.	Unknown
Please fill me in!	Please fill me in!	Please fill me in!	Please fill me in!	Please fill me in!	Please fill me in!

Special Tags

Skill Tags Defense Energy Toughness Survival Dodge Training Strength Endurance Tracking Luck Axe Mastery Stun Bash Critical Persuasion Flame Vampirism Parry Stomp Whirl Throwing Piercing Homing Triple Ricochet Air Strike Static Poison Shatter Axe Trap Shroom Stone Spike Brambles Lifeberries Burninate Ignite Toasties Heat Shield Shock Orb Berserk Gale Tornado Restoration Cryozoid Cold Wave Ice Cube Drain Bonehead Bone Bomb Plague

Talent Tags 0.  Chopping Tossing Stoneskin Criticism Vivacity Sneak Attack Knockout Finesse Scavenging Gladiator Mental Focus Combustion Freezing Arsenic Electrocution Meditation Spookiness Green Thumb Scorching Windbag Mobility Alchemy Junksmithing Clockwork Mining Haggling Miser Mixology Packrat Herbalism

Villager Tags 0. Talking to Yourself (nobody) Kinyova Sr. Bobby Joe Healiana Woody Woodsman Mrs. Smith Geoffrey Black Market Bob Melody (in chains) Melody (not in chains) Mickey Great Guru Tina Tsarina Taylor Phileas Handyman Hank The Historian Guy Magic Buried Rupert Rupert Roper Rosetta Roper J.P. Toymonger III Curaga The Diabolical Onion The Junksmith Frankie Beans Crush Jimmy Two-Fingers Smash Captain Capitan Major Fishbug The Clockmaker Lt. Hornswaggle Pvt. Public Betty Schrodinger Sharona Shrumford (old) Shrumford (young) Shroud Baron Von Frostburn Titan King Melton Happy Stick Bird

Text Files

Any Loonyland 2 campaign must have an associated text file; if the world name is myamazingworld.llw, the text file should be named lvl_myamazingworld.txt. This text file follows a special format:

Title of Campaign
Level info
Level info
...

There should be a level info line for each level in the campaign; if there are extra ones, they are ignored, and if there are less than needed than the data from the original Loonyland campaign will be substituted (see LL2 Editing Default Text File). Each level info line should follow this format: {TYPE,{MONS1,MONS2,MONS3,MONS4,MONS5},MONSNUM,{ASBESTOS,BUBBLEWEED,CILANTRO,DEVILGRASS,ELDERBERRY,FROSTBANE,CRACKS},SONG}, // COMMENT

• TYPE: The type of level. This should be one of:
  • 0 for a normal, monster-filled level.
  • LF_TOWN for a town/respawn point.
  • LF_ARENA for an arena match. This modifies some game rules.
• MONS1-MONS5: Monster identifiers for monsters that appear. Leftmost is most likely to appear, rightmost is least likely to appear. See LL2 Editing Constants below
• MONSNUM: The number of monsters that should be randomly placed.
• ASBESTOS-CRACKS: The maximum number (the actual number is random) of herbs/mining cracks of that type that will appear.
• SONG: The song number. This should be one of:
  • A number, for the song named songXXX.ogg
  • SONG_TOWN, for the town song
  • SONG_CAVES, for caves
  • SONG_WINTER, for the woods
  • SONG_BOSS, for the throne room, HSB fight, and arena matches
  • SONG_UNDERWORLD, for the underworld
  • SONG_FACTORY, for the Toy Factory and Castle von Frostburn
• COMMENT: this part is optional, and is usually used to serve as a reminder as to what level this entry matches

Here's a trick: start a character in your new game (or if you have one already, play that character), and then exit immediately back to the title screen. At the top of the title screen, it will print out the first error it found in your text file, and which line it's on. If there's nothing there, then you have no errors in your text file.

Variables

Many of the specials in Loonyland 2 work with variables. The range 516 to 900 is free for use by a world designer, and the rest are reserved in one form or another. Each variable can hold a value from 0 to 255, though 0 and 1 are the most common. If a "quest assigned" variable is enabled, the "New Quest" box will pop up. If you set a "quest completed" variable, the "Quest Done" box will pop up, the quest will automatically be marked assigned, and you will get 100xp for the quest (or 1000xp in Madcap).

• 0 to 49: Quest assigned variables (for quest N)
• 50 to 99: Quest completed variables (for quest N-50)
• 100: Number of kills for a Prove Yourself quest
• 101 to 199: Collected present N-100?
• 200: Has the Magic Hat been killed?
• 201: Has the Stone Rose been killed?
• 202-216: Have been to certain places.
  • 202: Eisburg (is always there)
  • 203: Tina's Arena
  • 204: Baskerville
  • 205: Frosty Cliffs
  • 206: Haunted Highway
  • 207: Glacial Gorge
  • 208-216: Unused
• 217: Has Melody been unlocked?
• 218: Is the Toy Factory destroyed?
• 219: Has the Stinky Sock boss been killed?
• 220-221: Have the choppable trees been chopped?
  • 220: Limpid Lake
  • 221: Westwood
• 222: How many rats remain in Mickey's cellar (0 means you can get money from Mickey)
• 240-255: Temporary variables, cleared when leaving a level
• 256-305: Has a treasure chest been opened? (for chest tagged N-256)
• 306: Has Klonk been killed?
• 307: Toys killed count for Mickey's quest
• 308: Bears killed for Hank's quest
• 309: 0 for Onion side, 1 for Snuggly Bunny side
• 310: Has Killbor been defeated?
• 311: Have the Magic Glasses been attained?
• 312: Number of swords collected in Arena sword level
• 313-320: Has a rope bridge been built? (for bridge tagged N-313)
• 321: Has Ratatouille been defeated?
• 322: Have you chatted with the Onion to decide your alignment?
• 323: Has the first floor of the Factory been cleared?
• 324: Has the Burning Bush been killed?
• 325: Has the Trigun been killed?
• 326-329: Has a merchant been shaken down? (Variable 326 also used by Snuggly Bunnies for their quest)
• 330: Has the supply base been destroyed?
• 331: Has the rumble been won?
• 332: Has the player broken out of prison?
• 333: Has the Junksmith been killed?
• 334: Has the highway mission been completed? (Snuggly Bunny)
• 335-349: How many of each item are used in your clockwork bot
  • In order: Log, Gear, Tin Can, Stuffing, Sock, Ice Cube, Seed, Rock, Ectoplasm, Claw, Silver, Gold, Ruby, Emerald, Diamond
• 350: Lower half of the Clockbot's current health for going between levels (see variable 452)
• 351: Which talent you are talking to the Guru about
• 352: Has the Historian received the library book?
• 353-357: Has a crystal barrier been opened? (barrier tagged N-353)
• 358: Has Gourdzilla been killed?
• 359-360: Bodzhas left alive on the two sides of Shroom Forest
  • 359: Left side
  • 360: Right side
• 361: Has Shrumford been youngified?
• 362-371: Has a Bokbok been rescued? (Bokbok tagged N-361 - bokbok tagged 1 is variable 362)
• 372: Number of Bokboks that have been returned
• 373: Has the Furnace been lit?
• 374: Timer for the Justhef Axe
• 375-384: Has a Titanic Titan been slain? (Titan tagged N-375)
• 385: The Captain's status at the furnace. One of:
  • 0: None
  • 1: Arrived
  • 2: Active
  • 3: Dead
• 386-410: Has a tip been shown? (Tip N-386)
• 411: Has Frostburn's front door been smashed?
• 412-416: Current life of the Prototype puppets
• 417: Has Baron von Frostburn been defeated?
• 418: Has Titan King Melton been defeated?
• 419-422: Has a switch in Frostburn been flipped? (Switch tagged N-419)
• 423: Has a Mimic been tamed for the Magicsmith? One of:
  • 0: No mimic tamed
  • 1: Tamed for Magicsmith
  • 2: Tamed for Loony
  • 3: Tamed for Magicsmith and Loony
• 424-427: Has a switch in Frostburn floor 2 been flipped? (Switch tagged N-424)
• 428-432: Which spell is in place in each of the 5 spots in the spell menu
• 433: Has the HSB spoken to the player?
• 434: Is the player in Madcap mode?
• 435-445: How many of each type of Madcap crystal has been purchased
  • 435: Might crystals
  • 436: Life crystals
  • 437: Shield crystals
  • 438: Curse crystals
  • 439: Health crystals
  • 440: Shock crystals
  • 441: Fire crystals
  • 442: Ice crystals
  • 443: Wind crystals
  • 444: Nature crystals
  • 445: Death crystals
• 446-449: The three modifiers you are using. (Modifier N-446)
• 450: Number of Crystal Points available
• 451: How long until you can Parry again
• 452: Upper half of the Clockbot's life variable (see variable 350)
• 453-472: Profile control settings. Do not change these!
• 473-482: Skipped numbers (no information!)
• 483: Player sound volume. Do not change this!
• 484: Player music volume. Do not change this!
• 485: Is the commentary enabled? Do not change this!
• 486-511: Kill counters, two bytes each
  • 486-487: Ghosts busted.
  • 488-489: Ice beasts iced.
  • 490-491: Bears bonked.
  • 492-493: Mice Mashed.
  • 494-495: Bodzhas beaten.
  • 496-497: Puppets popped.
  • 498-499: Monkeys socked.
  • 500-501: Stone beasts stomped.
  • 502-503: Shrooms shattered.
  • 504-505: Soldiers sorted.
  • 506-507: Plants placated.
  • 508-509: Gangsters ganked.
  • 510-511: Knights knifed.
• 512: Arena wins
• 513: Player deaths
• 514: Has the Flame skill been paid for this attack?
• 515: Number of trees Klonk has smashed

Constants

The following information needs to be added to this page: Constants and suchlike

Constants have numbers, names, and 'values'. The number is used when referring to the constant in a special, the name is used for identification and in text files in the case of monster constants, and the 'value' is what the constant means.

NOTE: Item constants can be found in the item menu in the editor, but the artifact bit is past the screen. Artifact bit: 211

Monster Constants Monster constants are used in Text Files for specifying randomly generated monsters. MONS_NONE 0: no monster MONS_LOONY 1: the player MONS_TEDDY 2: Teddy MONS_VILLAGER 3: put a tag on the monster to choose which villager MONS_AXETRAP 4: Axe Trap skill makes these MONS_BONEHEAD 5: player only MONS_MOUSE 6: squeaker MONS_PUPPET 7: punch MONS_CRYOZOID 8: player only MONS_SHROOM 9: the shrooms that enemies can be turned into MONS_PUPPET2 10: pulls squeakers out of his hat MONS_TINGUY 11: tinny tim MONS_MOUSE2 12: Rat-A-Tat MONS_TEDDY2 13: Cave Bear MONS_MOUSE3 14: Ratatouille miniboss MONS_MONKEY 15: sock monkey MONS_KLONK 16: Klonk MONS_TOASTY 17: Toasties! for the Toasties spell MONS_KLUNK 18: Klonk's brother MONS_ICEMICE 19: Ice Mice MONS_ROSE 20: Stone Rose MONS_HOUND 21: ice hound MONS_ROSE2 22: rosie o bomber MONS_MONKEY2 23: Stinky Sock MONS_PUPPET3 24: KO Punch MONS_TEDDY3 25: Berserker Bear, leader of the cave bears MONS_TOYMAKER 26: toymotron MONS_TOYPOWER 27: power generator MONS_TOYCRYSTAL 28: crystals that orbit generator MONS_TINGUY2 29: Tin Soldier MONS_LIFEBERRY 30: lifeberry bush MONS_MOUSE4 31: Plague Rat MONS_LION 32: Dandy Lion MONS_BRUISER 33: Klonk-like guys, working for Onion MONS_BURNINGBUSH 34: Burning Bush MONS_THUG 35: Onion Thug MONS_GHOST 36: ghost for Spookybones MONS_TRIGUN 37: Trigun, soldier with triple fire MONS_JUNKSMITH 38: Junksmith MONS_CARAVAN 39: Caravan MONS_JUNKTRAP 40: Junktrap (created by Junksmith) MONS_BUNNYTROOP 41: order knight MONS_BUNNYMAJOR 42: Major Fishbug MONS_BUNNYBOSS 43: Captain Capitan MONS_EVILBOT 44: clockwork robot as an enemy MONS_YOURBOT 45: clockwork robot you built MONS_MONKEY3 46: Shock Monkey MONS_GHOSTDOG 47: Ghost Dog MONS_GHOSTMONKEY 48: Ghost Monkey MONS_CRAB 49: rock crab MONS_BADGER 50: bodzha MONS_TITAN 51: Ice Titan MONS_BIGPLANT 52: gourdzilla MONS_FURNACE 53: the Furnace MONS_ROSE3 54: Yellow Rose MONS_BADGER2 55: gophers for the forest MONS_LION2 56: advanced dandy lions MONS_STONEWALL 57: Stonewall MONS_BOKBOK 58: Bokbok MONS_BOKBOK2 59: nuclear bokbok MONS_BUNNYBOSS2 60: Captain Capitan in the underworld - tougher and doesn't go away after 50% dead MONS_TITAN2 61: titanic titan MONS_BADGER3 62: stinkin' bodzha MONS_ARENACRYSTAL 63: crystal you have to protect in arena fights MONS_TURRET 64: turrets in frostburn MONS_PROTOTYPE 65: prototype puppets, friendly MONS_FROSTGATE 66: invisible enemy only prototypes can hurt, for the smashable frost gate MONS_MOUSE5 67: Many Mouse MONS_TINPOT 68: tinpot general MONS_TEDDY4 69: grizzly bear MONS_MONKEY4 70: sock gorilla MONS_MIMIC 71: Mimic MONS_ARMYONE 72: Army Of One MONS_BARON 73: Baron Von Frostburn MONS_UBERTITAN 74: melton MONS_TEDDY5 75: Golden Bear MONS_ROSE4 76: Power Plant MONS_ROSE5 77: doom daisy MONS_BIGBADGER 78: gorka MONS_BIRD 79: happy stick MONS_KILLBOR 80: Killbor MONS_GORKA2 81: mutant gorka MONS_LILBADGER 82: toy bodzha MONS_PLAYTHUG 83: play as thug MONS_PLAYBUNNY 84: play as bunny MONS_BADGHOST 85: lvl 5 ghost MONS_BADGHOST2 86: lvl 15 ghost MONS_BADGHOST3 87: lvl 25 ghost MONS_BADGHOST4 88: lvl 35 ghost MONS_BADGHOST5 89: lvl 45 ghost MONS_SOCKCRAB 90: Sock Crab MONS_HOTDOG 91: Hot Dog MONS_ICEBOX 92: Ice Box MONS_DEATHBERRY 93: Deathberry bush MONS_FRUITPUNCH 94: Fruit Punch MONS_REDBARON 95: Red Baron

Quest Constants Quest numbers are useful for quest variables (see Variables). QUEST_WOOD: collect 10 logs for the Woodsman QUEST_PRESENTS: collect all 99 presents QUEST_PROVE: kill 20 monsters to prove yourself to Kinyova QUEST_PROVE2: kill 50 more monsters for Kinyova QUEST_HERBS: collect 10 frostbane herbs for the healer QUEST_SHARPEN: find the sharpening stone and return it to the woodsman QUEST_MIMIC: tame mimic QUEST_CRYSTAL: get the crystal of binding QUEST_AXES: collect axes for axes r us QUEST_BOBSWIFE: find Black Market Bob's wife QUEST_BOBSWIFE2: unlock bob's wife QUEST_GURU: Guru find all talents QUEST_RATS: Rat Problem, kill all rats in cabin basement QUEST_UNDIES: Asbestos Underwear QUEST_GLADIATOR: reach Gladiator rank 5 QUEST_TOYS: keep toys away from Mickey QUEST_BOOK: return the library book QUEST_LETTER: deliver a letter for Healiana QUEST_ROPES: save ropemaker QUEST_BALLOON: get ropes for balloon QUEST_HANDY: bring tools to handyman QUEST_SOUP: tin cans for ropewife QUEST_BEARS: slay cave bears QUEST_BIGBEAR: slay cave bear boss QUEST_DEVILGRASS: collect devil grass QUEST_DELIVERY: bring Curaga the item from Magic Guy QUEST_TITANS: kill ice hounds QUEST_SKILLS: find every skill QUEST_FACTORY: destroy toy factory QUEST_FACTORY2: destroy factory power core QUEST_ALLIES: obtain some allies (join Onion or Bunny) (split quests) QUEST_QUESTS: do 3 quests for your side QUEST_CLOCKJUNK: clockwork or junksmith QUEST_EASYMINER: candy from a baby or mine stuff QUEST_HIGHWAY: highway robbery or patrol QUEST_SHAKEDOWN: shutdown or shakedown QUEST_SUPPLIES: destroy enemy supply base QUEST_RUMBLE: rumble with enemies QUEST_LEADER: slay the enemy leader (end split quests) QUEST_FURNACE: fix the furnace QUEST_FRAGILE: sounding crystal needed to get one furnace part QUEST_PLANTS: second furnace part by killing gourdzilla QUEST_FOREST: third furnace part by cleansing forest QUEST_BOKBOK: get bokboks for sharonda, earn binding crystal QUEST_HIPPY: collect 20 Seeds QUEST_TITANS2: kill titanic titans QUEST_BARON: kill baron QUEST_TOYS2: collect toy repair items QUEST_CHAMPION: beat final battle in arena QUEST_HAPPYSTICK: kill happy stick bird

Sound Constants Sound numbers are useful in Specials that play a sound. SND_MENUCLICK 0 SND_MENUSELECT 1 SND_MENUCANCEL 2 SND_PAUSE 3 SND_ENTERMAP 4: entering or exiting a map SND_MESSAGE 5: new message in the list SND_NEWQUEST 6 SND_QUESTDONE 7 SND_BOOM 8 SND_JUNKGET 9 SND_LOONYJUMP 10 SND_LOONYLAND 11: land from a jump SND_LOONYSWING 12 SND_GETCOIN 13 SND_SELLITEM 14 SND_BEATENUP 15 SND_CANTBUY 16 SND_EQUIP 17 SND_BONEBOMB 18 SND_SHROOMIFY 19 SND_LOONYOUCH 20 SND_LOONYDIE 21 SND_BERSERK 22 SND_DRINKPOTION 23 SND_SPELLMENU 24 SND_SPELLTURN 25: turning the spell menu SND_MOUSEOUCH 26 SND_MOUSEDIE 27 SND_CRYOZOID 28 SND_MOUSESHOOT 29 SND_PUPPETOUCH 30 SND_PUPPETDIE 31 SND_PUPPETPUNCH 32 SND_PUPPETHAT 33: magic hat summoning a mouse SND_TINOUCH 34 SND_TINDIE 35 SND_STONERUMBLE 36 SND_TINSHOOT 37 SND_BEAROUCH 38 SND_BEARDIE 39 SND_BEARFLOP 40 SND_BEARSHOOT 41 SND_SKELOUCH 42 SND_SKELDIE 43 SND_SKELSWING 44 SND_SKELSUMMON 45 SND_NEWSKILL 46 SND_LEVELUP 47 SND_DOOROPEN 48: open door or chest SND_FIRESHOOT 49: launch fireball SND_PARRY 50 SND_DODGE 51 SND_MONKEYOUCH 52 SND_MONKEYDIE 53 SND_MONKEYDASH 54 SND_MONKEYLOAD 55: Monkey loading up to shoot SND_MONKEYSHOOT 56: Monkey shooting SND_TALENTUP 57 SND_KLONKOUCH 58 SND_KLONKDIE 59 SND_KLONKSMASH 60 SND_IGNITE 61 SND_SPLASH 62 SND_MAGICFAIL 63 SND_FALL 64: fall into a bottomless pit SND_ARENAWIN 65 SND_ARENALOSE 66 SND_ICECRACK 67: ice cracking sound for when you jump onto ice, combines with splash SND_PLANTOUCH 68 SND_PLANTDIE 69 SND_PLANTSHOOT 70 SND_PLANTBURY 71 SND_PLANTSURFACE 72 SND_HOUNDOUCH 73 SND_HOUNDDIE 74 SND_HOUNDSPIT 75 SND_HOUNDCHARGE 76 SND_POISON 77: get hit by a poisoning projectile SND_CHOPTREE 78 SND_GALE 79: gale spell, wind whoosh SND_CRYOSHOOT 80: cryozoid shoot SND_CRYSTALZAP 81: power crystal firing it's lightning SND_POWERLOB 82: power machine firing a grenade SND_CRYSTALBREAK 83: power crystal shattering SND_POWERDIE 84: the power machine dying SND_CRYSTALOUCH 85 SND_SPECIALGET 86: got a quest item SND_BERRYSPIT 87: lifeberry bush spit out a lifeberry SND_BERRYEAT 88: eat a lifeberry SND_POTIONGET 89 SND_LENSGET 90 SND_SHARPEN 91 SND_ROPESTUMP 92 SND_BIGHEAL 93: cast Restoration or get healed by Healiana or Curaga SND_DIG 94 SND_CRITICAL 95 SND_GHOSTDIE 96 SND_THUGOUCH 97 SND_THUGDIE 98 SND_THUGSMACK 99 SND_GURUFLOAT ??? SND_VILLAGERHELLO ??? SND_VILLAGERBORED ??? SND_BURNINATE 200 SND_JUNKCOCK 201: junksmith cocking his gun before firing SND_SHOCK 202: electrocute noise, when anything makes a lightning bolt, quiet SND_TORNADO 203: for tornado spell and Capitan's whirling strike SND_SMITH 204: junksmith or make a clockbot or repair it SND_DRAIN 205: drain spell sucking life SND_RICOCHET 206 SND_CRABOUCH 207 SND_CRABDIE 208 SND_CRABCLACK 209 SND_BADGEROUCH 210 SND_BADGERDIE 211 SND_BADGERSLASH 212 SND_BADGERSPIN 213 SND_BADGERDIG 214 SND_STONEOUCH 215 SND_STONEDIE 216 SND_STONESTOMP 217 SND_STONESPLAT 218 SND_TITANOUCH 219 SND_TITANDIE 220 SND_TITANROAR 221 SND_TITANSMASH 222 SND_ZILLAOUCH 223 SND_ZILLADIE 224 SND_BOKBOK 225: bokbok cheeping hello SND_CUBEHIT 226: ice cube hitting guy/ground SND_PERSUADE 227 SND_BARONOUCH 228 SND_DRAWSTONE 229: Baron pulling a stone from the ground to throw SND_STONEHIT 230: stone shattering on impact SND_KILLBOROUCH 231 SND_KILLBORDIE 232 SND_BARONDIE 233 SND_KILLBORSLASH 234 SND_STICKDIE 235 SND_STICKOUCH 236 SND_GORKASLASH 237 SND_GORKATOSS 238 SND_KILLBORSPELL 239

Hardcoded Things

• The main campaign has VERY few specials. Instead, most of the interesting things that happen are hardcoded.
• Any campaigns MUST have at least 6 levels. This is because, in a new adventure, Loony starts where you have placed him in Level 05, which is Woody's Cabin in the original game. (The level numbers start from 0.)
• The following monsters will not work properly when placed:
  • Cryozoid
  • Toasties (However, if you have the Toasties skill at at least level 1, Toasties placed or summoned will follow you and act like normal. Otherwise they will instantly vanish.)
  • Lifeberry Bushes
  • Shrooms
  • Crystal Gates
• To place the player's mimic, just place a mimic monster in a 'safe area'. Of course, it'll only appear when the player has tamed their own mimic.
• In order to tag the Guru correctly, you have to place a villager tagged '12', with the relevant talent tag in the square below.
• Magic items and Artifacts placed directly with the editor won't actually do anything.
• If you want to put any Mimics for the player to feed, put them in level 28. They will disappear anywhere else.
• The "Welcome to Eisburg" tip will appear when the player first enters level 00.
• The "Badguys!" tip will appear as soon as the player enters a non-town area.
• The "Don't Look Down" tip will appear upon entering either level 62 or 63, not sure which.
• Level 43 (the Haunted Highway level in the main campaign) will always have Caravans if it is wide enough. Caravans will always start at x-value 31 (so the level has to be at least 32 tiles wide) and y-value 144. However, the level does NOT have to be 145 tiles tall; in fact, Haunted Highway is only 140. Instead, the Caravans will actually spawn outside the map. This explains the effect where the Caravans appear to be driving from off the screen - because they actually are. If your map is 145 tiles tall or taller, you get to see them appear out of thin air. (If your map is REALLY SHORT, it will take them a while to make their way up from y=144, but they'll get there.)
• The presents and skills dropped by Titanic Titans tagged 1-10 are hardcoded:
  • 1: present 77
  • 2: Luck
  • 3: present 78
  • 4: Persuasion
  • 5: present 79
  • 6: Axe Trap
  • 7: present 80
  • 8: Ice Cube
  • 9: present 81
  • 10: Plague
• The Titanic Titans are tracked with variables 375-384. If a Titanic Titan is NOT tagged 1-10, it will behave like a normal Titanic Titan but will be tracked by variable 374+T. This can screw things up. See the list of variables for more information; any variable the game uses can be messed up if you tag a Titanic Titan with the wrong number! Fortunately, if the variable is not 0, the Titanic Titan will not appear, but you can still summon one with a Special. If you kill it, the variable will be set to 1. This can be annoying, or bad, depending on the variable. For example, tagging with 49 means it will affect variable 423. If you kill it, it will set the variable to 1, meaning you've tamed a mimic for the Magicsmith but not for yourself. If you have Mimics in your world and you've tamed one for yourself, you will have to do that again. Summoning and killing a Titanic Titan tagged with 79-98 will mess with your player control settings, do not ever do this.
• This also applies to Bokboks - a Bokbok tagged 0 will interfere with the variable tracking whether Shrumford has been youngified, while a Bokbok tagged 11 or above will interfere with other variables. Dangerous.
• In the Underworld (Levels 48-55), if you enter the level before completing the "Complete 3 Quests" quest, the level will be full of Ice Titans and "Goto Map" specials will not work. (Geysers still will, however.) After you complete that quest, each randomly generated enemy in these levels has a random chance to be replaced with an Ice Titan until you complete the "fix the furnace" quest.
• Levels 42 and 46 are the Onion Ring and Snuggly Bunny HQ, respectively. If you join one of them, that HQ will become a "safe zone" for respawning, and randomly-generated enemies will not appear.
• If you've received the "The Rumble" quest, then upon entering level 45, a goodguy army (friendly Order Knights and Clockbots or friendly Onion Thugs and Bruisers) will spawn near the top of the level and an enemy army will spawn at around y=31 or so. If your level is too short (such as if you used the "New Small" command) the enemy army will not appear and you will instantly win the rumble.
• If a "Frost Gate" enemy is killed (can only be damaged by Prototypes) in Level 56, variable 411 will be set to 1. If variable 411 is 1, whether because of this or because you set it with a special, the "Frost Gate" enemy will no longer spawn and all of the "Ice Block" items in Level 56 will become "Ice Melt" items.
• In Level 59, if you have a Baron von Frostburn in the room, (As this is where you fight him) any floor tagged with a 1 not in the arena where you fight Frostburn will NOT be thrown at you while you are fighting him.
• In Level 59, any floor tagged with a 2 will be converted into a pit when Baron von Frostburn Summons Titan King Melton.
• In Level 59, any item tagged with a 3 will disappear when you defeat Titan King Melton.