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super_mario_64:level_commands [2018/06/26 18:27] shygoo [Level Commands] |
super_mario_64:level_commands [2019/04/10 15:59] Andrey Linked to Macro section and explained the bit splitting on that object variable |
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| Connect warps defined by previous [[#24: Place Object]] commands. | Connect warps defined by previous [[#24: Place Object]] commands. | ||
| - | ''26 08 [<color red>AA</color>] [<color green>BB</color>] [<color aqua>CC</color>] [<color fuchsia>DD</color>] 00 00'' | + | ''26 08 [<color red>AA</color>] [<color green>BB</color>] [<color aqua>CC</color>] [<color fuchsia>DD</color>] [<color goldenrod>EE</color>] 00'' |
| | <color red>A</color> | Warp ID to jump from (defined by [[#21: Load Polygon Without Geo]] and [[#22: Load Polygon With Geo]]) | | | <color red>A</color> | Warp ID to jump from (defined by [[#21: Load Polygon Without Geo]] and [[#22: Load Polygon With Geo]]) | | ||
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| | <color aqua>C</color> | Course area to jump to | | | <color aqua>C</color> | Course area to jump to | | ||
| | <color fuchsia>D</color> | Warp ID number in destination level area | | | <color fuchsia>D</color> | Warp ID number in destination level area | | ||
| + | | <color goldenrod>E</color> | If set to 0x80, then the game will create a checkpoint when the warp is triggered. | | ||
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| Define level warps for paintings inside the Castle. | Define level warps for paintings inside the Castle. | ||
| - | ''27 08 [<color red>AA</color>] [<color green>BB</color>] [<color aqua>CC</color>] [<color fuchsia>DD</color>] 00 00'' | + | ''27 08 [<color red>AA</color>] [<color green>BB</color>] [<color aqua>CC</color>] [<color fuchsia>DD</color>] [<color goldenrod>EE</color>] 00'' |
| | <color red>A</color> | Warp ID to jump from (defined by [[#21: Load Polygon Without Geo]] and [[#22: Load Polygon With Geo]]) | | | <color red>A</color> | Warp ID to jump from (defined by [[#21: Load Polygon Without Geo]] and [[#22: Load Polygon With Geo]]) | | ||
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| | <color aqua>C</color> | Course area to jump to | | | <color aqua>C</color> | Course area to jump to | | ||
| | <color fuchsia>D</color> | Warp ID number in destination level area | | | <color fuchsia>D</color> | Warp ID number in destination level area | | ||
| + | | <color goldenrod>E</color> | If set to 0x80, then the game will create a checkpoint when the warp is triggered. | | ||
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| ==== 29: ?? ==== | ==== 29: ?? ==== | ||
| + | ''29 04 [??] 00'' | ||
| + | | ? | Unknown | | ||
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| + | Note: ?? is usually 01. ?? being 02 was only used once in the original game, in the Act Select level script. | ||
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| - | ==== 2F: Render Area?? ==== | + | ==== 2F: Setup Render Room ==== |
| - | Decides which area of the level geometry to render. Used in BBH, HMC, and Inside Castle levels. | + | Used in the levels Big Boo's Haunt, Hazy Maze Cave, and Inside Castle. |
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| + | The segmented pointer in this command points to a byte array, with the same length as number of collision triangles in the level. Each byte in this array will be placed into offset 0x5 in the [[super_mario_64:structs#collision_triangle|collision triangle structure]]. | ||
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| + | When the ASM function 0x8029DBD4 is used with [[super_mario_64:geometry_layout_commands#eswitch_case|geometry layout switch command]], it will use that offset 0x5 byte of the collision triangle that is below Mario as an index to determine which display list to render. | ||
| ''2F 08 00 00 [<color red>XX XX XX XX</color>]'' | ''2F 08 00 00 [<color red>XX XX XX XX</color>]'' | ||
| - | | <color red>X</color> | Segment offset pointer to ?? | | + | | <color red>X</color> | Segment offset to the byte array | |
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| ==== 36: Set Music ==== | ==== 36: Set Music ==== | ||
| - | Set music. Used only in screen levels, like select file, select star and mario face and demo screen. | + | Set music. |
| ''36 08 [??] [??] [??] [<color red>XX</color>] 00 00'' | ''36 08 [??] [??] [??] [<color red>XX</color>] 00 00'' | ||
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| ==== 37: Set Music ==== | ==== 37: Set Music ==== | ||
| - | Set music | + | Set music. Used only in screen levels, like select file, select star and mario face and demo screen. |
| ''37 04 00 [<color red>XX</color>]'' | ''37 04 00 [<color red>XX</color>]'' | ||
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| ''[<color fuchsia>BB BB</color>] [<color red>XX XX</color>] [<color green>YY YY</color>] [<color aqua>ZZ ZZ</color>] [?? ??]'' | ''[<color fuchsia>BB BB</color>] [<color red>XX XX</color>] [<color green>YY YY</color>] [<color aqua>ZZ ZZ</color>] [?? ??]'' | ||
| - | | <color fuchsia>B</color> | Object type ID (behavior, model, etc) | | + | | <color fuchsia>B</color> | Object type ID (references behaviour address and model id) and Y Rotation. First 7 bit are the Y-Rotation, the last 9 bit are the Object type ID. | |
| | <color red>X</color>,<color green>Y</color>,<color aqua>Z</color> | Coordinates | | | <color red>X</color>,<color green>Y</color>,<color aqua>Z</color> | Coordinates | | ||
| | ?? | Always 00 00 ? | | | ?? | Always 00 00 ? | | ||
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| + | [[sm64:macro_objects|See here for more information]] | ||
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super_mario_64/level_commands.txt · Last modified: 2020/11/21 15:10 by jesusyoshi54