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2014-01-25T02:46:00Z

Words 0x64 - 0x262: Markers

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	==Words 0x64 - 0x262: Markers==		==Words 0x64 - 0x262: Markers==
			Markers are pairs of X-Y bytes identifying the x/y coordinates of the marker. There are 100 available markers.
	Markers are ~~the 256*2 offsets, starting at offset 100 (in decimal).~~
	~~Offset 100 being~~ the x ~~coordinate~~ of ~~marker 0, and Offset 101 being~~ the ~~y coordinate of~~ marker 0.

	~~These go in a pattern until all 256 (0 to 255)~~ markers ~~are used up~~.

	==Word 0x264: Camera Start Position==		==Word 0x264: Camera Start Position==

2012-03-20T16:26:33Z

Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles

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	==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==		==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==

	There are 5 tree styles. In hex, they are 0x00 to ~~0x05~~.		There are 8 tree styles. In hex, they are 0x00 to 0x07.

	==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==		==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==

2012-03-20T15:22:59Z

Byte 0x58: Number of Players

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	==Byte 0x58: Number of Players==		==Byte 0x58: Number of Players==

	Number of Players sets the number of tribes that will appear on the level. Colors go in the order (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green). In [[Single Player]] this must be set to the last color on the level or 03 for all of them. For example, for a map with only Blue and Yellow on the level, the number must still be set to 02. In [[Multiplayer]] this is how many players the level ~~with 00 representing one player~~.		Number of Players sets the number of tribes that will appear on the level. Colors go in the order (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green). In [[Single Player]] this must be set to the last color on the level or 03 for all of them. For example, for a map with only Blue and Yellow on the level, the number must still be set to 02. In [[Multiplayer]] this is how many players can play the level 02, 03, or 04.

	==Bytes 0x59 - 0x5B Computer Player Index==		==Bytes 0x59 - 0x5B Computer Player Index==

2010-09-24T00:39:54Z

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	==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==		==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==

	[[Single Player]] only.		These properties can be used in the [[Single Player]] mode only.
	Fog of War, God Mode, and ~~other flags~~ are ~~set as booleans in this byte~~:		If the bit is on the property is available. In this example Fog of War, God Mode and Forge World are available:

	~~00001101~~		00001011
	\|\|\|\|\|----[[Fog of War]]		\|\|\|\|\|----[[Fog of War]]
	\|\|\|\|-----[[God Mode]]		\|\|\|\|-----[[God Mode]]

2010-09-24T00:33:00Z

Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles

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	==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==		==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==

	There are 5 tree styles. In hex, they are 0x00 to ~~0x06~~.		There are 5 tree styles. In hex, they are 0x00 to 0x05.

	==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==		==Byte 0x62: Level Flags==

2010-09-24T00:32:47Z

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	==Byte 0x60: Level Type - Color Scheme==		==Byte 0x60: Level Type - Color Scheme==

	There are 36 landscape styles. In hex that is from 0x00 to ~~0x24~~.		There are 36 landscape styles. In hex that is from 0x00 to 0x23.

	==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==		==Byte 0x61: Object Bank - Tree Styles==

2010-09-24T00:30:10Z

extended example

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	[[Single Player]] only.		[[Single Player]] only.
	There is one byte for each type containing the tribes it is allied with. The first four bits of the byte represent the four tribes, with a ~~boolean true~~ meaning that tribe is an ally. A tribe must always ally itself, and the alliance is one way - e.g. Blue could be set to be allied to green, but green must also have the same value in the byte to be allied to blue.		There is one byte for each type containing the tribes it is allied with. The first four bits of the byte represent the four tribes, with a set bit meaning that tribe is an ally. A tribe must always ally itself, and the alliance is one way - e.g. Blue could be set to be allied to green, but green must also have the same value in the byte to be allied to blue.

	Example: Blue is allied with green.		Example: Blue is allied with green (byte 0x5C).
	00001001		00001001
			\|\|\|\|----Blue
			\|\|\|-----Red
			\|\|------Yellow
			\|-------Green

			Example: Red is allied with Yellow (byte 0x5D).
			00000110
	\|\|\|\|----Blue		\|\|\|\|----Blue
	\|\|\|-----Red		\|\|\|-----Red

2010-09-20T20:17:33Z

Bytes 0x38 - 0x57 Level Name: added info

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	==Bytes 0x38 - 0x57 Level Name==		==Bytes 0x38 - 0x57 Level Name==

	The level name is 32 bytes (8 bit signed-characters) long.		The level name is 32 bytes (8 bit signed-characters) long. This is only used for save games titles, not the level name that is shown in level selection or the solar system view, that title is stored in the language file.

	==Byte 0x58: Number of Players==		==Byte 0x58: Number of Players==

2010-09-20T20:10:43Z

Long 0x04: Buildings Available: removed byte reference

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	==Long 0x04: Buildings Available==		==Long 0x04: Buildings Available==

	Building availability is handled in the same way as spells, but are kept in the next long ~~starting at byte 5.~~		Building availability is handled in the same way as spells, but are kept in the next long

	===Byte 1===		===Byte 1===

2010-09-18T21:41:35Z

rewrote to include all bytes in order.