Being able to load objects via scenario is important for any hacking, so I figured out how it works and how you can implement it.
The system works by looking into the ScenarioData.byml in the stage's map archive. There is an array, which is the possible scenarios. Inside of the entry are a list of strings, which correspond to what layer to use. Each letter represents the index into the level's dictionary to use for that specific scenario (ie A = 0, B = 1, C = 2, ... P = 15).
Implementation is simply asking the user which scenario they'd like to open, and then you'd just load the dictionary nodes at those indices.
Being able to load objects via scenario is important for any hacking, so I figured out how it works and how you can implement it.
The system works by looking into the ScenarioData.byml in the stage's map archive. There is an array, which is the possible scenarios. Inside of the entry are a list of strings, which correspond to what layer to use. Each letter represents the index into the level's dictionary to use for that specific scenario (ie A = 0, B = 1, C = 2, ... P = 15).
Implementation is simply asking the user which scenario they'd like to open, and then you'd just load the dictionary nodes at those indices.