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Improve cross-map pathing in Kanto Safari Zone #597

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This updates the Safari mode so that it will use the direct connections between the central and northern/western areas if the player is able to use Surf. This saves some time by not having to traverse through the East and North areals.

I've also removed the custom warp code. If navigate_to() is used with a destination that is an arrow warp (i.e. needs another 'step' to activate the warp), the function will automatically follow that warp already.

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This updates the Safari mode so that it will use the direct connections between the central and northern/western areas if the player is able to use Surf. This saves some time by not having to traverse through the East and North areals.

I've also removed the custom warp code. If `navigate_to()` is used with a destination that is an arrow warp (i.e. needs another 'step' to activate the warp), the function will automatically follow that warp already.
@hanzi hanzi force-pushed the safari-improve-pathing branch from 52570c6 to e834c8d Compare December 27, 2024 16:16
@hanzi hanzi merged commit 1409de3 into 40Cakes:main Dec 27, 2024
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@hanzi hanzi deleted the safari-improve-pathing branch December 27, 2024 18:23
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