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Byte 5 is bitmapped:
 
Byte 5 is bitmapped:
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:For '''anchor''' sprites:
 
{|class="wikitable"
 
{|class="wikitable"
 
! Bit !! Description
 
! Bit !! Description
 
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| 7 || If 1, the pattern will be treated as 4-bit colour one (128 bytes), 0 is for 8-bit colour patterns (256 bytes)
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| 7-6 || "H N6" - "H" is 4/8 bit graphics selector, "N6" is sub-pattern selector for 4 bit modes.<br />
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%00 = 8-bit colour patterns (256 bytes), this sprite is "'''anchor'''"<br />
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%01 = this sprite is "'''relative'''" (4/8-bit colour is selected by "anchor" sprite) → see tables below<br />
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%10 = 4-bit colour pattern (128 bytes) using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, this sprite is "'''anchor'''"<br />
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%11 = 4-bit colour pattern (128 bytes) using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot, this sprite is "'''anchor'''"
 
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| 6 || (if bit 7 = 1): Chooses top/bottom part of pattern slot when 4-bit colour pattern
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| 5 || Type for following '''relative''' sprites: 0 = "composite", 1 = "big sprite"
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0 will target bytes 0..127 of pattern "Name" (byte 4), 1 will target bytes 128..255 of pattern "Name".
 
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(if bit 7 = 0): make this sprite "relative" one: 1 = relative, 0 = normal (anchor) type
 
 
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|-
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| 5 || (if bit 7-6 = %01) for "relative" sprite, this bit chooses top/bottom part of pattern slot for 4-bit colour mode (4 or 8 bit mode is set by anchor sprite, relative sprite can't switch the colour mode). See Bit 6 description above, if anchor sprite is in 4-bit mode. If anchor sprite is in 8-bit mode, use always 0
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| 4-3 || x-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
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(else) For normal (anchor) sprites this is reserved, use always 0
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|-
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| 2-1 || y-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
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|-
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| 0 || MSB of Y coordinate
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|}
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:For '''composite relative''' sprites:
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{|class="wikitable"
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! Bit !! Description
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|-
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| 7-6 ||%01 = relative sprite
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|-
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| 5 || "N6" bit, in 4-bit colour mode 0 = using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, 1 = using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot. In 8-bit mode use 0.
 
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|-
 
| 4-3 || x-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
 
| 4-3 || x-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
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| 2-1 || y-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
 
| 2-1 || y-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
 
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| 0 || MSB of Y coordinate
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| 0 || Enable relative pattern offset (1 = Pattern index is added to anchor pattern index, 0 = independent pattern index)
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|}
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:For '''big-sprite relative''' sprites:
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{|class="wikitable"
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! Bit !! Description
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|-
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| 7-6 ||%01 = relative sprite
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|-
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| 5 || "N6" bit, in 4-bit colour mode 0 = using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, 1 = using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot. In 8-bit mode use 0.
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|-
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| 4-1 || use 0 (scaling is defined by '''anchor''' sprite)
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|-
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| 0 || Enable relative pattern offset (1 = Pattern index is added to anchor pattern index, 0 = independent pattern index)
 
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See {{PortNo|$xx57}} for extra notes about anchor/relative sprites, coordinates and clipping.
 
See {{PortNo|$xx57}} for extra notes about anchor/relative sprites, coordinates and clipping.

Latest revision as of 10:00, 14 April 2019

Number $39
Readable No
Writable Yes
Short Description Nextreg port-mirror to write directly into "byte 5" of Sprite Attribute Upload ($xx57 / 87).

Byte 5 is bitmapped:

For anchor sprites:
Bit Description
7-6 "H N6" - "H" is 4/8 bit graphics selector, "N6" is sub-pattern selector for 4 bit modes.

%00 = 8-bit colour patterns (256 bytes), this sprite is "anchor"
%01 = this sprite is "relative" (4/8-bit colour is selected by "anchor" sprite) → see tables below
%10 = 4-bit colour pattern (128 bytes) using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, this sprite is "anchor"
%11 = 4-bit colour pattern (128 bytes) using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot, this sprite is "anchor"

5 Type for following relative sprites: 0 = "composite", 1 = "big sprite"
4-3 x-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
2-1 y-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
0 MSB of Y coordinate
For composite relative sprites:
Bit Description
7-6 %01 = relative sprite
5 "N6" bit, in 4-bit colour mode 0 = using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, 1 = using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot. In 8-bit mode use 0.
4-3 x-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
2-1 y-axis scale factor: %00 = 1x (16 pixels), %01 = 2x, %10 = 4x, %11 = 8x (128 pixels)
0 Enable relative pattern offset (1 = Pattern index is added to anchor pattern index, 0 = independent pattern index)
For big-sprite relative sprites:
Bit Description
7-6 %01 = relative sprite
5 "N6" bit, in 4-bit colour mode 0 = using bytes 0..127 of pattern slot, 1 = using bytes 128..255 of pattern slot. In 8-bit mode use 0.
4-1 use 0 (scaling is defined by anchor sprite)
0 Enable relative pattern offset (1 = Pattern index is added to anchor pattern index, 0 = independent pattern index)

See Sprite Attribute Upload ($xx57 / 87) for extra notes about anchor/relative sprites, coordinates and clipping.

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