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    <value>High-max value randomization.
Crystarium shuffled with stats, abilities,
abilities in any role.
Enemy stats/levels/debuff,elemental res randomized.
Treasures/drops/prices randomized, shops shuffled.
Shop contents randomized.
Music shuffled, ATB/TP cost, run speed randomized.

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    <value>Mid-high value randomization.
Crystarium shuffled with stats, abilities,
abilities in any role.
Enemy stats/levels/debuff,elemental res randomized.
Treasures/drops/prices randomized, shops shuffled.
Shop contents randomized.
Music shuffled, ATB/TP cost, run speed randomized.
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    <value>Low-mid value randomization.
Crystarium shuffled with stats, abilities,
abilities in any role.
Enemy stats/level randomized.
Treasures/drops randomized, shops shuffled.
Shop contents randomized.
Music shuffled, run speed randomized.
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    <value>Playing a Plando:
-You will need a JSON file exported from rando.
-Click on Load/Import Plando and load the JSON file.
-Once that has completed, everything will be set including seed and flags.
-You are now free to randomize the game or tweak things as wanted.


For help on making a Plando, check the Help tab.</value>
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    <value>Each plando tab has settings which can be configured.
More specific details on each can be found in each help tab here.

General Info for Making a Plando:
-"???" or "-1" mean this value will be filled in later by the rando as normal. Any other value means it will be forced.
-Note that plandos will only work if their required flags are on (specified in each plando's help).</value>
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    <value>Required Flags:
-"Randomize Equipment Stats and Passives": Required for all but synthesis groups
-"Randomize Equipment Synthesis Groups": Required for synthesis groups

Info:
Certain values can only be modified on weapons or accessories with passive types
where effect increases with upgrades</value>
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    <value>Required Flags:
-"Randomize Shop Contents": Required for all values set. Sub flags are optional

Info:
-Each shop is split into each tier, so you will need to set each tier's full list of items, not just the new ones.</value>
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    <value>Required Flags:
-"Shuffle Shop Locations": Required for all values set.

Info:
-It is recommended to set new shop replacements here, and not in Treasures.
    If you change a treasure to a different shop, changes to Shop Locations will apply afterwards.
    Ex: Mission 7 treasure is changed to Magical Moments, and Magical Moments in Shop Locations is changed to Sanctum Labs, 
        Mission 7 will now be Sanctum Labs.
-Unicorn Mart cannot be swapped, but it allowed as an option for New Shop to limit shops to be available.</value>
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    <value>Required Flags:
-"Randomize Stats" (Enemies): Required for changes to Chain Resistance or Stagger Point.
-"Randomize Enemy Levels": Required for changes to Level or CP.
-Changes to HP, Strength, and Magic require at least 1 of the above flags.</value>
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    <value>Required Flags:
-"Shuffle Nodes": Required for all changes set. 
    Abilities and stats needed will be set based on the other flags or filled best as possible if other flags are off
-"Randomize CP Costs": Required for changes to CP costs

Abilities:
-Set with a random ability by setting "New Type" to ability and "New Ability" to "???"
-Set with a specified ability by setting "New Type" to ability or "???" and "New Ability" to the ability you want

Stats:
-Set the "New Type" and "New Stat Amount". "New Ability" should be set to "???"

Other special nodes:
-Set only the "New Type"</value>
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    <value>NOTES:
-If you are just starting a new seed, just hit randomize again!
No need to uninstall!

-If you ever encounter technical issues with the rando,
try these steps:
    -Go to your steam folder and then where FF13 is installed
    -Delete the FF13Randomizer folder located there
    -Validate the FF13 files through Steam
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