| author | ecalot
<ecalot> 2004-08-11 02:11:22 UTC |
| committer | ecalot
<ecalot> 2004-08-11 02:11:22 UTC |
| parent | 61e98ac4e45b20278e6eb5139aeed6a5848a02cb |
| FP/doc/FormatSpecifications | +37 | -37 |
| FP/doc/FormatSpecifications.tex | +37 | -37 |
diff --git a/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications b/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications index be1ddcc..c1f23f9 100644 --- a/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications +++ b/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications @@ -5,38 +5,38 @@ Table of Contents ~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~ -1. Preamble ............................................................. 42 -2. Introduction ......................................................... 51 -3. Primitives ........................................................... 76 -3.1. DAT reading and writing primitives ................................. 83 -3.2. DAT reading primitives ............................................. 95 -3.3. DAT writing primitives ............................................ 104 -4. DAT v1.0 Format Specifications ...................................... 113 -4.1. General file specs, index and checksums ........................... 116 -4.2. Images ............................................................ 183 -4.2.1 Headers .......................................................... 186 -4.2.2 Algorithms ....................................................... 209 -4.2.2.1 Run length encoding (RLE) ...................................... 225 -4.2.2.2 LZ variant (LZG) ............................................... 236 -4.3. Palettes .......................................................... 317 -4.4. Levels ............................................................ 324 -4.4.1 Unknown blocks ................................................... 355 -4.4.2 Room mapping ..................................................... 372 -4.4.3 Room linking ..................................................... 508 -4.4.4 Guard handling ................................................... 524 -4.4.5 Starting Position ................................................ 565 -4.4.6 Door events ...................................................... 579 -4.5. Digital Waves ..................................................... 623 -4.6. Midi music ........................................................ 640 -4.7. Internal PC Speaker ............................................... 643 -4.8. Binary files ...................................................... 648 -5. PLV v1.0 Format Specifications ...................................... 655 -5.1. User data ......................................................... 681 -5.2. Allowed Date format ............................................... 708 -6. The SAV v1.0 format ................................................. 722 -7. The HOF v1.0 format ................................................. 768 -8. Credits ............................................................. 791 -9. License ............................................................. 810 +1. Preamble ............................................................ 42 +2. Introduction ........................................................ 51 +3. Primitives .......................................................... 76 +3.1. DAT reading and writing primitives ................................ 83 +3.2. DAT reading primitives ............................................ 95 +3.3. DAT writing primitives ........................................... 104 +4. DAT v1.0 Format Specifications ..................................... 113 +4.1. General file specs, index and checksums .......................... 116 +4.2. Images ........................................................... 183 +4.2.1 Headers ......................................................... 186 +4.2.2 Algorithms ...................................................... 209 +4.2.2.1 Run length encoding (RLE) ..................................... 225 +4.2.2.2 LZ variant (LZG) .............................................. 236 +4.3. Palettes ......................................................... 317 +4.4. Levels ........................................................... 324 +4.4.1 Unknown blocks .................................................. 355 +4.4.2 Room mapping .................................................... 372 +4.4.3 Room linking .................................................... 508 +4.4.4 Guard handling .................................................. 524 +4.4.5 Starting Position ............................................... 565 +4.4.6 Door events ..................................................... 579 +4.5. Digital Waves .................................................... 623 +4.6. Midi music ....................................................... 640 +4.7. Internal PC Speaker .............................................. 643 +4.8. Binary files ..................................................... 648 +5. PLV v1.0 Format Specifications ..................................... 655 +5.1. User data ........................................................ 681 +5.2. Allowed Date format .............................................. 708 +6. The SAV v1.0 format ................................................ 722 +7. The HOF v1.0 format ................................................ 768 +8. Credits ............................................................ 791 +9. License ............................................................ 810 1. Preamble @@ -580,11 +580,11 @@ Table of Contents This section explains how the doors are handled and specifies the blocks door I and II. - First of all he have to define what an event line is in this file. An event - line is a link to a door that will be activated. If the event was triggered - with the action close, then the event will close the door, if the action - was open then the event will open the door. An event line has also a flag - to trigger the next event line or not. + First of all he have to define what an event line is in this file. An + event line is a link to a door that will be activated. If the event was + triggered with the action close, then the event will close the door, if + the action was open then the event will open the door. An event line has + also a flag to trigger the next event line or not. An event is defined as a list of event lines, from the first to the last. The last must have the trigger-next-event-line flag off. This is like a list of doors that performs an action. diff --git a/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications.tex b/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications.tex index be1ddcc..c1f23f9 100644 --- a/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications.tex +++ b/FP/doc/FormatSpecifications.tex @@ -5,38 +5,38 @@ Table of Contents ~~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~~~ -1. Preamble ............................................................. 42 -2. Introduction ......................................................... 51 -3. Primitives ........................................................... 76 -3.1. DAT reading and writing primitives ................................. 83 -3.2. DAT reading primitives ............................................. 95 -3.3. DAT writing primitives ............................................ 104 -4. DAT v1.0 Format Specifications ...................................... 113 -4.1. General file specs, index and checksums ........................... 116 -4.2. Images ............................................................ 183 -4.2.1 Headers .......................................................... 186 -4.2.2 Algorithms ....................................................... 209 -4.2.2.1 Run length encoding (RLE) ...................................... 225 -4.2.2.2 LZ variant (LZG) ............................................... 236 -4.3. Palettes .......................................................... 317 -4.4. Levels ............................................................ 324 -4.4.1 Unknown blocks ................................................... 355 -4.4.2 Room mapping ..................................................... 372 -4.4.3 Room linking ..................................................... 508 -4.4.4 Guard handling ................................................... 524 -4.4.5 Starting Position ................................................ 565 -4.4.6 Door events ...................................................... 579 -4.5. Digital Waves ..................................................... 623 -4.6. Midi music ........................................................ 640 -4.7. Internal PC Speaker ............................................... 643 -4.8. Binary files ...................................................... 648 -5. PLV v1.0 Format Specifications ...................................... 655 -5.1. User data ......................................................... 681 -5.2. Allowed Date format ............................................... 708 -6. The SAV v1.0 format ................................................. 722 -7. The HOF v1.0 format ................................................. 768 -8. Credits ............................................................. 791 -9. License ............................................................. 810 +1. Preamble ............................................................ 42 +2. Introduction ........................................................ 51 +3. Primitives .......................................................... 76 +3.1. DAT reading and writing primitives ................................ 83 +3.2. DAT reading primitives ............................................ 95 +3.3. DAT writing primitives ........................................... 104 +4. DAT v1.0 Format Specifications ..................................... 113 +4.1. General file specs, index and checksums .......................... 116 +4.2. Images ........................................................... 183 +4.2.1 Headers ......................................................... 186 +4.2.2 Algorithms ...................................................... 209 +4.2.2.1 Run length encoding (RLE) ..................................... 225 +4.2.2.2 LZ variant (LZG) .............................................. 236 +4.3. Palettes ......................................................... 317 +4.4. Levels ........................................................... 324 +4.4.1 Unknown blocks .................................................. 355 +4.4.2 Room mapping .................................................... 372 +4.4.3 Room linking .................................................... 508 +4.4.4 Guard handling .................................................. 524 +4.4.5 Starting Position ............................................... 565 +4.4.6 Door events ..................................................... 579 +4.5. Digital Waves .................................................... 623 +4.6. Midi music ....................................................... 640 +4.7. Internal PC Speaker .............................................. 643 +4.8. Binary files ..................................................... 648 +5. PLV v1.0 Format Specifications ..................................... 655 +5.1. User data ........................................................ 681 +5.2. Allowed Date format .............................................. 708 +6. The SAV v1.0 format ................................................ 722 +7. The HOF v1.0 format ................................................ 768 +8. Credits ............................................................ 791 +9. License ............................................................ 810 1. Preamble @@ -580,11 +580,11 @@ Table of Contents This section explains how the doors are handled and specifies the blocks door I and II. - First of all he have to define what an event line is in this file. An event - line is a link to a door that will be activated. If the event was triggered - with the action close, then the event will close the door, if the action - was open then the event will open the door. An event line has also a flag - to trigger the next event line or not. + First of all he have to define what an event line is in this file. An + event line is a link to a door that will be activated. If the event was + triggered with the action close, then the event will close the door, if + the action was open then the event will open the door. An event line has + also a flag to trigger the next event line or not. An event is defined as a list of event lines, from the first to the last. The last must have the trigger-next-event-line flag off. This is like a list of doors that performs an action.