GLYPHSArchipelago randomizer mod

Compatibility notes

• Use the Windows Steam game with MelonLoader 0.7.0 and both files from release 1.3.0. Other game editions and Linux or Proton compatibility have not been established. Back up existing saves before installing.
• Copy the two DLLs from ApGlyphs.zip into the game Mods folder and install glyphs.apworld on the generator. Launch once until the intro is skippable, then close the game to create UserData/ConnectionConfig.json. The packaged World tutorial is missing; use the linked README for mod setup.
• Before each new multiworld, follow the maintainer reset procedure for UserData/localInventory.json and UserData/Gamestate.json and start a fresh save. These files are shared between rooms and do not check seed or slot identity. Preserve separate backups if returning to an older room.
• ConnectionConfig.json contains the room password in plaintext. Keep it private when sharing logs or backups. Inventory and story-state files use direct overwrites rather than recoverable transactions.
• The new button checks and shards rely on components installed only when colour randomization is enabled, although the options can be selected independently. Leave the new options off for the simpler reviewed setup; enabling colours does not establish that every expanded layout is playable.
• One conditional region-3 route does not consistently enforce its traversal prerequisites. The World logic improvements and Universal Tracker support announced for 1.3.0 do not establish correctness for every route or option combination.
• Keep the room available during play. Reconnection refreshes received items, but the mod has no persistent queue for unsent checks or victory. A pickup or ending recorded during interruption may require recovery; exactly-once delivery across restarts is not established.
• Traps are enabled by default and may affect movement, screen orientation or encounters. Their timed effects use 30-second cleanup in the source. Scene preparation and game-object readiness still have gaps, so disabling traps is not a general stability guarantee.