Zelda-OoT-Item-Tracker

This Zelda Ocarina of Time Item tracker is made for playing Zelda Ocarina of Time randomized games and track the randomized items.

Quick Guide:

Item tracking:

Track your current recieved item with left clicking on the specific icon to the item.

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Tracking originial position:

To track the original position of vanilla item, use right click.



Example: When you get Goron Tunic at the location of Kokiri sword, right click on Kokiri Sword to give yourself an overview which item you have already checked.

Note: If keysanity is activated, due to lack of enough space within the application, tracking the origin spot of dungeon keys is currently not possible.

Song storage:

You also can store your chosen scarescrow song (the same as Horror Kid minigame) by typing your combination in the given text field.

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> Your text will be shown until you delete it or close the application > > **Note**: *Saving and loading your current progress isn't implemented yet, so make sure you save your progress for your > own by screenshotting it. >
> The saving and loading feature is, next to bug fixing, the next top priority in this project.*

Grotto tracker:

You can track your progress with visiting grottos by clicking the specific checkbox within the grotto panel.

Triforce Hunt:

In case you activated the Trifoce hunt in the randomizer settings, you can set your chosen value for the number of Triforce pieces you want to find. Click add to add your value to the tracker.

Note: During the next days / weeks I will add more detailed information like pictures to the readme file, or I will reorganize the information structure within this repository. Also I will change the readability of the information files.

Installation Guide

Supported OS:

Mac OS X, Windows 11, Windows 10, windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Linux

Due to the fact that Java is a multiplatform programming languague, which means that after creating the final .jar file, it should be possible to run the application on Windows, Linux and Mac.

FAQ

Q: Why can't I resize or toggle to fullscreen?
A: At the beginning of the project, liquid design patterns were out of my knowledge and I tried to implement a fixed and solid design pattern.

The idea behind the sizing of the item tracker was to keep it as small as possible in width and size. The main focus on your screen should be the game itself, not the tracker.
Most of today's standard screen size is at least 1920x1080 pixels, so I designed the item tracker to a minimal screen resolution of 1280x1024 to make sure, most users won't have any issues with size and width.

The main reason why I disabled a resizeable window is, that the containers of together belonging items stay together, and you don't need much time to search for an item, so it makes you use the item tracker more intuitive.