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Stored in this order are the hidden tiles flags (see $7E0078 for more information), 3rd player tile / cape image (equivalent to the tile number on page 9 in Lunar Magic), index to the 3rd tile offset, index to the 8x8 tile image (same formula as with 3rd image) and index to 8x8 tile number. The values in the table is indexed by $00E18E which in turn is indexed by $7E13E0. That table controls the additional tiles used by the cape powerup, indexed by $7E13E0. This is a two byte table used to index the player's palette based on the direction the player is facing.Ĭape tilemap indices. Tile expansion table (8x8 tiles in GFX00 used by Mario) Tile expansion pointer table (Small Mario) Tileset to use for Mario, paged by status ($7E0019) Y positions of Mario's tiles in various poses, two bytes per tile. X positions of Mario's tiles in various poses, two bytes per tile.
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Indexed by the absolute value of Mario's X speed divided by 8, plus $13E5 (which holds a multiple of 8). Longer animations are possible, but that'd require moving stuff around in $13E0, which hasn't been researched yet.Īnimation rates for both Mario's run animation and his cape animation (as it's flapping in the "wind" from running). $01 means 2 frames for small Mario and $02 means 3 frames for the others. Number of animation frames to use for walking/running Mario, indexed by Mario's status.Įx: db $01,$02,$02,$02 The first byte it for small Mario, next is Super (Big) Mario, then Cape Mario, and finally Fire Mario. It is calculated like this: Take $7B/$7D, divide by 16 (LSR #4), and that is the amount of movement per frame, in pixels the player will be offset by. The player's position is actually measured in units of “subpixels” - 1/16th of a pixel for more precise movement, by using fixed-point arithmetic. Routine that updates the player's X and Y position ($94 and $13DA, $96 and $13DC) by X and Y speed ($7B and $7D). Sound effect played when Mario hits a net. The bank it stores to is located at $00DBA8 and can be changed to $1DF9 or $1DFC. Sound effect to play when jumping while climbing. Change to 80 to disable jumping while climbing. Sound effect that plays when you press the button to swim Mario's horizontal water interaction routine. Format of RAM $7E007D.Ĭhange to 80 to disable ducking underwater, can be used in conjunction with $00D604 hex edit. When adjusting this value, it's recommended that it's equal to x5BD8. Maximum rising speed of player when holding an item while swimming. When adjusting this value, it's recommended that it's equal to $00D9DC. When adjusting this value, it's recommended that it's equal to x5BD0. Maximum sinking speed of player when holding an item while swimming. When adjusting this value, it's recommended that it's equal to x5BD4. Also, if you change this to (BNE), the player will float if carrying nothing and sink if carrying an item. Note that cape flight will also be disabled as a consequence.Ĭhange this from (BEQ) to (BRA) so that when the player is carrying an item while swimming, his Y speed won't be affected (the player will sink normally). Time until you stop floating after you have pressed B while while in the air with a cape.Ĭhange to 00 to disable sprinting after running on the ground for a long period of time. Power-up that can float (cape by default)Ĭhange to 16 = Raccoon Mario (floating if you tap Y instead of holding it) Maximum falling speed for cape mario, index by RAM address $1407 (cape phase). Set it lower to make him float slower, higher to float faster, and over D0 to enable unlimited jumping in midair with the cape. The speed at which Mario falls with a cape. The first byte is when not holding B (or A), the second is gravity when holding B/A, and the third is when riding on a winged Yoshi.įalling maximum speed (without button held) Number of frames Mario should continue to show his running frames for after jumping. Also, Cape Mario will still need the Y button to fly. This does not affect other uses of the Y button, like shooting fireballs or carrying sprites. This does not affect other uses of the Y button, like shooting fireballs or carrying sprites.Ĭhange to to cause Mario to always run, as if the Y button is always down. The Y (or X) button will not cause Mario to run. Change to to disable running and cause Mario to never run.