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Correct opcode for drawObject, some entries to do with aux opcode values.
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|opcode||The instruction's opcode, with the appropriate bits set according to the parameters. | |opcode||The instruction's opcode, with the appropriate bits set according to the parameters. | ||
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|aux||An aux opcode that stores parameter bits and no other information. (the base aux opcode | |aux||An aux opcode that stores parameter bits and no other information. (the base aux opcode is usually $01, but can differ for each instruction) | ||
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|sub-opcode||An aux opcode that indicates a specific function to perform (e.g. the "wait" instruction has sub-opcodes to "wait for message", "wait for actor" etc), as well as storing parameter bits if necessary. | |sub-opcode||An aux opcode that indicates a specific function to perform (e.g. the "wait" instruction has sub-opcodes to "wait for message", "wait for actor" etc), as well as storing parameter bits if necessary. | ||
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Draws a solid box on the backbuffer from (left, top) to (right, bottom) in the given colour. | Draws a solid box on the backbuffer from (left, top) to (right, bottom) in the given colour. | ||
The only part of auxopcode that is relevant are the parameter bits. The rest of the opcode is ignored. | The only part of auxopcode that is relevant are the parameter bits. The rest of the opcode is ignored. However, the aux opcode's initial value is $05. | ||
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$01 xpos[p16] ypos[p16] | $01 xpos[p16] ypos[p16] | ||
$02 state[p16] | $02 state[p16] | ||
$ | $FF | ||
===Operation=== | ===Operation=== | ||
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|$02||Set State||Sets the state of the object, adds it to the drawing queue. | |$02||Set State||Sets the state of the object, adds it to the drawing queue. | ||
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|$ | |$FF||Draw||Does not change the object's position (or state?), still adds it to the drawing queue. | ||
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|$03||SO_ROOM_SCREEN||Initialises a screen. | |$03||SO_ROOM_SCREEN||Initialises a screen. | ||
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|$04||SO_ROOM_PALETTE||Adjusts the room's palette. | |$04||SO_ROOM_PALETTE||Adjusts the room's palette. Aux opcode's initial value is $04. | ||
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|$05||SO_ROOM_SHAKE_ON||Starts the room shaking. | |$05||SO_ROOM_SHAKE_ON||Starts the room shaking. | ||
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|$0A||SO_ROOM_FADE||If effect is 0, fades in the room. Otherwise, fades out with the given effect (taken from the high byte of effect).<br>1 = iris effect<br>2 = box wipe (upper-left to bottom-right)<br>3 = box wipe (upper-right to bottem-left)<br>4 = inverse box wipe. | |$0A||SO_ROOM_FADE||If effect is 0, fades in the room. Otherwise, fades out with the given effect (taken from the high byte of effect).<br>1 = iris effect<br>2 = box wipe (upper-left to bottom-right)<br>3 = box wipe (upper-right to bottem-left)<br>4 = inverse box wipe. | ||
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|$0B||SO_RGB_ROOM_INTENSITY||Lightens/darkens the room's palette, with different scales for red, green and blue. | |$0B||SO_RGB_ROOM_INTENSITY||Lightens/darkens the room's palette, with different scales for red, green and blue. Aux opcode's initial value is $0B. | ||
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|$0C||SO_ROOM_SHADOW||Lightens/darkens the shadow palette, with different scales for red, green, and blue. | |$0C||SO_ROOM_SHADOW||Lightens/darkens the shadow palette, with different scales for red, green, and blue. | ||