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Mzxrules: /* oLink's texture/text related documentation */

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‎oLink's texture/text related documentation

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texture types (common names) linear 2,4,8,high color true color  textures lack a header nor have a definitive start and fin..."

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==oLink's texture/text related documentation==
<pre>texture types (common names) linear 2,4,8,high color true color

textures lack a header nor have a definitive start and finish. Most formats are basically strings of pixel data.

high color follows a format like this(2 bytes per pixel). It's a bit by bit calculation.
ABBBBBGG GGGRRRRR

A: alpha flag B:blue G:green (A) R:red

Alpha flag works with each pixel having a simple existence. it just states if the pixel is visible.

In the true color format each value gets its own byte making it four bytes per pixel. 00 is transparent while FF is opaque. the colors also get arranged in the most familiar format to modern computer artists.

RR GG BB AA.

sizes are usually powers of 2 up to 32*64\64*32 but see F3DEX2 to
learn how to load them.

do_action_static.zdata: Action Icon texture bank(for you translation addicts)
icon_item_static.zdata: item textures
icon_item_nes_static.zdata: English menus
icon_item_fra_static.zdata: french menus
icon_item_ger_static.zdata: german menus
icon_item_dungeon_static.data: basement floors
icon_item_24_static.zdata: quest status icons?
icon_item_field_static.zdata: hyrule field map in map subscreen
icon_item_gameover_static.zdata:Game over textures
item_name_static.zdata: item names
map_name_static.zdata: Contains all title cards
map_48x85_static.zdata: dono
map_i_static.zdata: the actual maps (i think)
message_static.zdata: the text backgrounds (there's only 4)
map_grand_static.zdata: over world maps
map_i_static.zdata: same as map_48x85 but with square boarders
gameplay_keep.zdata: main bank includes textures
gameplay_dangeon_keep.zdata: dungeon bank includes textures
gameplay_field_keep.zdata: field bank includes textures
message_texture_static.zdata: x message box texture
title_static.zdata: file select textures?
nes_font.zdata: the main font(I think)
nes_message_data_static.ztxt: english text file
fra_message_data_static.ztxt: french text file
ger_message_data_static.ztxt: german text file
staff_message_data_static.ztxt: end credits text
elf_message.ztxt series: unknown may be used for loading message data.
</pre>

[[Category: Ocarina of Time]]
[[Category: Debug ROM]]
[[Category: Textures]]

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 The color channels for each bit are described using R for Red, G for Green, B for Blue, A for Alpha, C for Greyscale (RGB channels combined) and X for Palette index.<br />
 If a format only has an alpha channel, it is also shared with the Greyscale channel.
-To save space, textures do not have headers or footers, just raw data. The format used is determined by a [[F3DZEX]] instruction series used to fetch and render the image data.
+To save space, textures do not have headers or footers, just raw data. The format used is determined by the [[microcode]] instruction series used to fetch and render the image data.
 ===i4===
 <tt>AAAA</tt> <br />

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 The color channels for each bit are described using R for Red, G for Green, B for Blue, A for Alpha, C for Greyscale (RGB channels combined) and X for Palette index.<br />
 If a format only has an alpha channel, it is also shared with the Greyscale channel.
-To save space, textures do not have headers or footers, just raw data. The format used is determined in [[F3DEX2]].
+To save space, textures do not have headers or footers, just raw data. The format used is determined by a [[F3DZEX]] instruction series used to fetch and render the image data.
 ===i4===
 <tt>AAAA</tt> <br />

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 The color channels for each bit are described using R for Red, G for Green, B for Blue, A for Alpha, C for Greyscale (RGB channels combined) and X for Palette index.<br />
 If a format only has an alpha channel, it is also shared with the Greyscale channel.
-These formats do not have an headers or footers, they are just raw pixel data. The format used is determined in [[F3DEX2]].
+To save space, textures do not have headers or footers, just raw data. The format used is determined in [[F3DEX2]].
 ===i4===
 <tt>AAAA</tt> <br />

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 These formats do not have an headers or footers, they are just raw pixel data. The format used is determined in [[F3DEX2]].
 ===i4===
-AAAA <br />
+<tt>AAAA</tt> <br />
 bits shared between greyscale and alpha channel, allowing values 0 through 15. To get the color/alpha, multiply by (255/15).
 ===i8===
-AAAAAAAA <br />
+<tt>AAAA AAAA</tt> <br />
 bits shared between greyscale and alpha channel, allowing values 0 through 255.
 ===ia4===
-CCCA <br />
+<tt>CCCA</tt> <br />
 bits for greyscale channel, allowing values 0 through 7. To get the color/alpha, multiply by (255/7).
 ===ia8===
-CCCCAAAA <br />
+<tt>CCCC AAAA</tt> <br />
 bits for greyscale channel and 4 bits for alpha channel, allowing values 0 through 15. To get the color/alpha, multiply by (255/15).
 ===ia16===
-CCCCCCCCAAAAAAAA <br />
+<tt>CCCC CCCC AAAA AAAA</tt> <br />
 bits for greyscale channel and 8 bits for alpha channel, allowing values 0 through 255.
 ===rgb5a1 (rgba16)===
-RRRRRGGGGGBBBBBA <br />
+<tt>RRRR RGGG GGBB BBBA</tt> <br />
 bits per color channel, limiting them to values 0 through 31. To get the color, multiply the value by (255/31). <br />
 bit for the alpha channel. To get the alpha, multiply the value by 255.
 ===rgba32===
-RRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGBBBBBBBBAAAAAAAA <br />
+<tt>RRRR RRRR GGGG GGGG BBBB BBBB AAAA AAAA</tt> <br />
 bits per channel, allowing values 0 through 255 for each individual channel.
 ===ci4===
-XXXX <br />
+<tt>XXXX</tt> <br />
 This limits the palette to 16 colors.
 ===ci8===
-XXXXXXXX <br />
+<tt>XXXXXXXX</tt> <br />
 This limits the palette to 256 colors.
 Palettes uses rgb5a1 and are completely separate from the ci textures. They are usually put after the texture itself, but the distance can vary a lot. Multiple textures may share the same palette, and the palette may sometimes be part of an actual texture.
-[[Category: Textures]]
+[[Category: Textures| ]]

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-==oLink's texture/text related documentation==
+==Texture Formats==
-'''Note''': Most of this documentation is pretty terrible.
+Palettes uses rgb5a1 and are completely separate from the ci textures. They are usually put after the texture itself, but the distance can vary a lot. Multiple textures may share the same palette, and the palette may sometimes be part of an actual texture.
 [[Category: Textures]]

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 ==oLink's texture/text related documentation==
-<pre>texture types (common names) linear 2,4,8,high color true color
 textures lack a header nor have a definitive start and finish. Most formats are basically strings of pixel data.
 high color follows a format like this(2 bytes per pixel). It's a bit by bit calculation.
-A: alpha flag   B:blue  G:green (A)  R:red
+<tt>ABBBBBGG GGGRRRRR</tt>
-Alpha flag works with each pixel having a simple existence. it just states if the pixel is visible.
+'''A''': alpha flag<br>
-In the true color format each value gets its own byte making it four bytes per pixel. 00 is transparent while FF is opaque. the colors also get arranged in the most familiar format to modern computer artists.
+In the true color format each value gets its own byte making it four bytes per pixel. 00 is transparent while FF is opaque. Colors are arranged in the most familiar format to modern computer artists.
-RR GG BB AA.
+<tt>RR GG BB AA</tt>
-sizes are usually powers of 2 up to 32*64\64*32 but see F3DEX2 to
+Sizes are usually powers of 2 up to 32*64\64*32 but see F3DEX2 to
 learn how to load them.
-do_action_static.zdata:         Action Icon texture bank(for you translation addicts)
+<pre>
-icon_item_static.zdata:         item textures
+do_action_static:          Action Icon texture bank
-icon_item_nes_static.zdata:     English menus
+icon_item_static:          item textures
-icon_item_fra_static.zdata:     french menus
+icon_item_nes_static:      English menus
-icon_item_ger_static.zdata:     german menus
+icon_item_fra_static:      French menus
-icon_item_dungeon_static.data:  basement floors
+icon_item_ger_static:      German menus
-icon_item_24_static.zdata:      quest status icons?
+icon_item_dungeon_static:  basement floors
-icon_item_field_static.zdata:   hyrule field map in map subscreen
+icon_item_24_static:       quest status icons?
-icon_item_gameover_static.zdata:Game over textures
+icon_item_field_static:    Hyrule field map in map subscreen
-item_name_static.zdata:         item names
+icon_item_gameover_static: Game over textures
-map_name_static.zdata:          Contains all title cards
+item_name_static:          item names
-map_48x85_static.zdata:         dono
+map_name_static:           Location name textures for the map screen (current and highlighted)
-map_i_static.zdata:             the actual maps (i think)
+map_48x85_static:          Dungeon Map textures for the pause screen
-message_static.zdata:           the text backgrounds (there's only 4)
+map_i_static:              Dungeon Minimap textures
-map_grand_static.zdata:         over world maps
+message_static:            the text backgrounds (there's only 4)
-map_i_static.zdata:             same as map_48x85 but with square boarders
+map_grand_static:          overworld maps
-gameplay_keep.zdata:            main bank includes textures
+gameplay_keep:             main bank includes textures
-gameplay_dangeon_keep.zdata:    dungeon bank includes textures
+gameplay_dangeon_keep:     dungeon bank includes textures
-gameplay_field_keep.zdata:      field bank includes textures
+gameplay_field_keep:       field bank includes textures
-message_texture_static.zdata:   x message box texture
+message_texture_static:    x message box texture (failed a song sequence)
-title_static.zdata:             file select textures?
+title_static:              file select textures?
-nes_font.zdata:                 the main font(I think)
+nes_font:                  the main font
-nes_message_data_static.ztxt:   english text file
+nes_message_data_static:   english text file
-fra_message_data_static.ztxt:   french text file
+fra_message_data_static:   french text file
-ger_message_data_static.ztxt:   german text file
+ger_message_data_static:   german text file
-staff_message_data_static.ztxt: end credits text
+staff_message_data_static: end credits text
-elf_message.ztxt series:        unknown may be used for loading message data.
+elf_message series:        unknown may be used for loading message data.
 </pre>
 [[Category: Debug ROM]]
 [[Category: Textures]]

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