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<heading 1>Level Gimmick </heading>
Most of the things that change level objectives/failure conditions are in fact invisible objects.

<heading 2>Victory Conditions </heading>
<heading 3>Default Condition </heading>
The normal way to end a level is by reaching Obj_GoalOcta.

<heading 3>Mini Data-Points </heading>

<heading 3>Defeat Enemies </heading>

<heading 3>Hit the Targets </heading>

<heading 3>Ranked Simulation </heading>

<heading 3>8-Ball </heading>

<heading 3>Timed Victory </heading>

<heading 2>Failure Conditions </heading>
<heading 3>Limited Ink </heading>

<heading 3>Enemy Ink Contact/Floor Is Lava </heading>

<heading 3>Limited Ink </heading>

<heading 3>8-Ball </heading>

<heading 3>Timed Failure </heading>

<heading 3>Orb Defence </heading>

<heading 2>Altered Play Conditions </heading>
<heading 3>Permanent Special </heading>
Despite what the Supply Point says, this is actually controlled by AlwaysSpecialSetterOcta. If you set the main weapon as Jetpack or AquaBall (Inkjet or Baller) in Mush.release.pack->Octa2DMapInfo.byaml, you'll start with no weapon. If the AlwaysSpecialSetterOcta object is in the Map, it will overwrite the main weapon supplied by the Supply Point.

  * "Type: 0" will set it to Inkjet.
  * "Type: 1" will set it to Baller.

Even though mechanically setting the main weapon in Octa2DMapInfo.byaml does nothing, it is still recommended to do so for visual clarity for the player.