Yes, that's the way all wayforward games format it. I know which value goes to what point, but I can't figure out how to calculate the values.
I noticed that the first byte is usually something like c0 c1 or whatever, so I figured the calculation may not be from actual values, but represented some other way.
Sorry, I don't know how to explain it very well.
For example, the adventure time anim coordinates required you to multiply 2 bytes together, then divide by 0xFFFF, then multiply by the dimensions of the texture. (Would you believe I figured that out through guess and check?) So I think there might be something similar, but it's hard to tell.
By the correlation, I mean I can't figure out how the image coordinates relate to the given values.
i.e. how does 0xC351 represent x = 1?
Tis confusing to me.
Edit:
Turns out I was right!.. but I was looking at the wrong bytes.
Then second chunks tell the location of the image on the texture.
The flags each have special functions and what not. I haven't figured them all out yet, but it's getting there.
So that leaves the first set. They tell the coordinates to draw the image taken from the texture to.
I'm not sure how those will be calculated. I feel like I'm missing a piece of information there.
I noticed that the first byte is usually something like c0 c1 or whatever, so I figured the calculation may not be from actual values, but represented some other way.
Sorry, I don't know how to explain it very well.
For example, the adventure time anim coordinates required you to multiply 2 bytes together, then divide by 0xFFFF, then multiply by the dimensions of the texture. (Would you believe I figured that out through guess and check?) So I think there might be something similar, but it's hard to tell.
By the correlation, I mean I can't figure out how the image coordinates relate to the given values.
i.e. how does 0xC351 represent x = 1?
Tis confusing to me.
Edit:
Turns out I was right!.. but I was looking at the wrong bytes.
Then second chunks tell the location of the image on the texture.
The flags each have special functions and what not. I haven't figured them all out yet, but it's getting there.
So that leaves the first set. They tell the coordinates to draw the image taken from the texture to.
I'm not sure how those will be calculated. I feel like I'm missing a piece of information there.