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fix a couple errant bytes, explain modifiers better, fill in upper nybble of upper byte of railroad modifier
(→Tile specification: S and E thin walls were backwards) |
(fix a couple errant bytes, explain modifiers better, fill in upper nybble of upper byte of railroad modifier) |
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|0x5e | |0x5e | ||
| | |[[Pink button]] | ||
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|0x72 | |0x72 | ||
|[[Switch door|Purple toggle | |[[Switch door|Purple toggle floor]] | ||
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|0x73 | |0x73 | ||
|[[Switch door|Purple toggle | |[[Switch door|Purple toggle wall]] | ||
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==== Tile modifiers ==== | ==== Tile modifiers ==== | ||
The modifier "tiles" (0x76, 0x77, 0x78) affect the tile specification that they carry in their additional data. The meaning of the modifier value depends on the type of tile they affect. | The modifier "tiles" (0x76, 0x77, 0x78) affect the tile specification that they carry in their additional data. The meaning of the modifier value depends on the type of tile they affect. | ||
The size of the modifier is irrelevant, and modifiers default to zero. That is, if a tile is expecting a 16-bit modifier but the high byte is zero, an 8-bit modifier works as well. If a tile is expecting an 8-bit modifier which is zero, the modifier may be omitted entirely. | |||
==== Wire modifier ==== | ==== Wire modifier ==== | ||
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==== Track modifier ==== | ==== Track modifier ==== | ||
This is | This is a 16-bit modifier that affects the [[railroad track]] tile. The low byte specifies which tracks exist; any number of bits can be combined: | ||
{| class="wikitable" border="1" | {| class="wikitable" border="1" | ||
!Bitmask | !Bitmask | ||
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|} | |} | ||
The high | The high byte is comprised of two nybbles. The lower nybble specifies which track is active. For tiles with a track switch, the active track is the only one that can be used; the others are shown in red. | ||
{| class="wikitable" border="1" | {| class="wikitable" border="1" | ||
!Value | !Value | ||
!Meaning | !Meaning | ||
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| | |0x000 | ||
|NE track is active | |NE track is active | ||
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|Vertical track is active | |Vertical track is active | ||
|} | |} | ||
The upper nybble is the tile's initial "entered" direction. When an actor starts the level already on top of this tile, it's treated as though it entered by moving in this direction. (If there are no tracks corresponding to that direction, the actor will be unable to move.) | |||
=== REPL / PRPL section === | === REPL / PRPL section === | ||