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| - | * [[mg64:Level Pointers]] | + | * [[mario_golf:level_pointers]] |
| + | * [[mario_golf:height_data_info]] | ||
| ====== ====== Temporary Notes ====== ====== | ====== ====== Temporary Notes ====== ====== | ||
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| 0x2: Y | 0x2: Y | ||
| 0x4: Z | 0x4: Z | ||
| - | 0x6: Type (?) | + | 0x6: Type (list of values below) |
| - | 0x7-0xB: ? | + | 0x7: Empty, 0x00 |
| + | 0x8: Width factor (ushort) | ||
| + | 0xA: Height factor (half-resolution, 0x2 here matches with 0x1 in width) | ||
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| - | At the end the list is filled with 0xFF to the closest 8-byte address. | + | At the end the list is filled with 0xFF to the closest 16-byte address. |
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| + | [[mario_golf:object_type_list]] | ||
| ====== Level Conjecture ====== | ====== Level Conjecture ====== | ||
| It is easily seen by looking at the decompressed surface map that the level is comprised of a 2d array of tiles. Looking at how the level is laid out, I believe that each tile is 0x0010 long when using X/Z coordinates (such as the object list above). The first level is 100 tiles by 200 tiles large, and the X/Z coordinates for the objects in it varied from 0x0000-0x0FFF and 0x0000-0x1FFF. | It is easily seen by looking at the decompressed surface map that the level is comprised of a 2d array of tiles. Looking at how the level is laid out, I believe that each tile is 0x0010 long when using X/Z coordinates (such as the object list above). The first level is 100 tiles by 200 tiles large, and the X/Z coordinates for the objects in it varied from 0x0000-0x0FFF and 0x0000-0x1FFF. | ||
