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Addr Size Description | Addr Size Description | ||
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C0A0 4 Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) | C0A0 4 Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) | ||
C0AB 2 Camera X? | C0AB 2 Camera X? | ||
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FA01 2 Timer? (Hex-encoded decimal) | FA01 2 Timer? (Hex-encoded decimal) | ||
There appears to be a doubling of the HED values most of the time, as well as clear spaces in memory (as would be expected). There are also displayed defaults - for example, unused values for single digit decimal values seem to default to 44 when not in use for whatever reason. | There appears to be a doubling of the HED values most of the time, as well as clear spaces in memory (as would be expected). There are also displayed defaults - for example, unused values for single digit decimal values seem to default to 44 when not in use for whatever reason. [[User:Greysondn|Greysondn]] ([[User talk:Greysondn|talk]]) 03:11, 19 April 2015 (EDT) | ||
Latest revision as of 15:42, 19 April 2015
Uncertain Addresses
As promised in the notes page proper, here's this.
Addr Size Description ---- ---- ----------- C0A0 4 Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) C0AB 2 Camera X? C0C0 4 High Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) DA01 2 Timer? (Hex-encoded decimal) .... .... .... E0A0 4 Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) E0AB 2 Camera X? E0C0 4 High Score? (Hex-encoded decimal) FA01 2 Timer? (Hex-encoded decimal)
There appears to be a doubling of the HED values most of the time, as well as clear spaces in memory (as would be expected). There are also displayed defaults - for example, unused values for single digit decimal values seem to default to 44 when not in use for whatever reason. Greysondn (talk) 03:11, 19 April 2015 (EDT)