Difference between revisions of "Sprite port-mirror Index Register"
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| − | |ShortDesc=Selects sprite index 0.. | + | |ShortDesc=Selects sprite index 0..127 to be affected by writes to other Sprite ports (and mirrors). |
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| − | + | If sprite id lockstep in {{NextRegNo|$09}} is enabled, write to this registers has same effect as writing to {{PortNo|$303B}}. | |
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| + | I.e. bit 7 offsets pattern writes by 128 bytes (second half of 0..63 pattern slot), and bits 6-0 contain index 0..63 (for patterns) or 0..127 for sprite attributes, resetting those indices for ports {{PortNo|$xx57}} and {{PortNo|$xx5B}} and for following NextRegs $35..$39 and $75..$79. | ||
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| + | Index-increments caused by write to NextRegs $75..$79 will propagate also to current index of port $xx57 and reset current attribute (next write to port $xx57 after index change will modify first byte of attributes). | ||
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| + | The index increment caused by sending full attribute set to port $xx57, or by writing to port $303B, will also propagate to this register, affecting next writes to registers $35..$39/$75..$79. | ||
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| + | If sprite id lockstep in {{NextRegNo|$09}} is disabled, bit 7 is ignored and bits 6-0 value selects index 0..127 for NextRegs $35..$39 and $75..$79 (decoupled from ports $xx57/$303B completely). | ||
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| + | The read will in every mode return the sprite id (not pattern id) and bit 7 always reads back as zero. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:56, 6 December 2019
| Number | $34 |
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| Readable | Yes |
| Writable | Yes |
| Short Description | Selects sprite index 0..127 to be affected by writes to other Sprite ports (and mirrors). |
If sprite id lockstep in Peripheral 4 Register ($09) is enabled, write to this registers has same effect as writing to Sprite Status/Slot Select ($303B / 12347).
I.e. bit 7 offsets pattern writes by 128 bytes (second half of 0..63 pattern slot), and bits 6-0 contain index 0..63 (for patterns) or 0..127 for sprite attributes, resetting those indices for ports Sprite Attribute Upload ($xx57 / 87) and Sprite Pattern Upload ($xx5B / 91) and for following NextRegs $35..$39 and $75..$79.
Index-increments caused by write to NextRegs $75..$79 will propagate also to current index of port $xx57 and reset current attribute (next write to port $xx57 after index change will modify first byte of attributes).
The index increment caused by sending full attribute set to port $xx57, or by writing to port $303B, will also propagate to this register, affecting next writes to registers $35..$39/$75..$79.
If sprite id lockstep in Peripheral 4 Register ($09) is disabled, bit 7 is ignored and bits 6-0 value selects index 0..127 for NextRegs $35..$39 and $75..$79 (decoupled from ports $xx57/$303B completely).
The read will in every mode return the sprite id (not pattern id) and bit 7 always reads back as zero.