08-15-2013, 10:26 AM
thanks
well
• i'm ULTRA lazy
• i procrastinate 'evvvry day
• i'm a sir
i can direct you to this. It's a tilemap rundown by someone else. Reading it might shed some light on the situation. Also apparently, the last byte holds some more info:
i don't even know what PIECE is for. Maybe for multi-part sprites like Samus Ship/Kraid or Phantoon?
ALSO
apparently Grime has already documented every goddamn DURAT in the game. All DURATs are two bytes away from FRMPT. Maybe that helps?
If you can list all the problems you guys have right now I could try and take a shot of solving what needs to be done.
sorry :c
well
• i'm ULTRA lazy
• i procrastinate 'evvvry day
• i'm a sir
i can direct you to this. It's a tilemap rundown by someone else. Reading it might shed some light on the situation. Also apparently, the last byte holds some more info:
Quote:The last byte (flip byte) actually contains a lot of different things: Priority, palette, tiles to use, and flips.
Horizontal flip: Add 40.
Vertical flip: Add 80.
Priority: Add 10, 20, or 30. Higher = Closer to the foreground. This is typically unused and handled by a byte in the enemy data.
Palette: Add an even number from 2 to E. Again, typically unused and handled by the allowed enemies list or something else.
Name table: Add 1. I don't fully understand how this bit works as I've never had a need to mess around with it, but it changes the tilesheet used by the enemy. I have no idea why it's called the Name table.
i don't even know what PIECE is for. Maybe for multi-part sprites like Samus Ship/Kraid or Phantoon?
ALSO
apparently Grime has already documented every goddamn DURAT in the game. All DURATs are two bytes away from FRMPT. Maybe that helps?
If you can list all the problems you guys have right now I could try and take a shot of solving what needs to be done.
sorry :c