Difference between revisions of "Sprite Pattern Upload"
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| − | Used to upload sprite patterns. Sprite patterns are 16x16 (256 bytes) and are sent in English reading order. Each byte is the offset, 0-255, within the active sprite palette. After sending 256 bytes, the target | + | Used to upload sprite patterns. Sprite patterns are 16x16 (256 bytes for 8 bit colour and 128 bytes for 4 bit colour sprites) and are sent in English reading order. Each byte is the offset, 0-255 or 0-15, within the active sprite palette. After sending 256 bytes, the target pattern slot is auto-incremented. This auto-increment is independent of other sprite registers. |
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| + | With 4 bit sprites each pattern slot contains effectively two patterns, each 128 bytes long, the sub-pattern displayed is selected by 7th bit "N6" in 5th sprite-attribute byte. | ||
Revision as of 02:06, 20 December 2018
| Number | $xx5B |
|---|---|
| Decimal | |
| Short desc. | Used to upload the pattern of the selected sprite. |
| Bit Mask | %---- ---- 0101 1011 ?? |
| Readable | No |
| Writable | Yes |
| Subsystem | Sprites |
Used to upload sprite patterns. Sprite patterns are 16x16 (256 bytes for 8 bit colour and 128 bytes for 4 bit colour sprites) and are sent in English reading order. Each byte is the offset, 0-255 or 0-15, within the active sprite palette. After sending 256 bytes, the target pattern slot is auto-incremented. This auto-increment is independent of other sprite registers.
With 4 bit sprites each pattern slot contains effectively two patterns, each 128 bytes long, the sub-pattern displayed is selected by 7th bit "N6" in 5th sprite-attribute byte.