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HD Packs: Use hex format for tile indexes (CHR ROM)

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(Easier to map the tile indexes with bank/column/row numbers)
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Sour 2018-09-15 09:59:17 -04:00
parent 0d40a57d07
commit f3778b58bb
4 changed files with 10 additions and 5 deletions
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Core/HdData.h
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@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ struct HdPackTileInfo : public HdTileKey
} else {
out << "<tile>" <<
pngIndex << "," <<
TileIndex << "," <<
HexUtilities::ToHex(TileIndex) << "," <<
HexUtilities::ToHex(PaletteColors, true) << "," <<
X << "," <<
Y << "," <<

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Core/HdPackLoader.cpp
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@ -298,7 +298,11 @@ void HdPackLoader::ProcessTileTag(vector<string> &tokens, vector<HdPackCondition
tileInfo->IsChrRamTile = true;
tileInfo->TileIndex = -1;
} else {
tileInfo->TileIndex = std::stoi(tileData);
if(_data->Version <= 102) {
tileInfo->TileIndex = std::stoi(tileData);
} else {
tileInfo->TileIndex = HexUtilities::FromHex(tileData);
}
tileInfo->IsChrRamTile = false;
}
tileInfo->PaletteColors = HexUtilities::FromHex(tokens[index++]);

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Docs/content/hdpacks/_index.md
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@ -173,10 +173,10 @@ The condition is true when the following expression is true:
### &lt;tile&gt; tag ###
**Syntax**: `<tile>[img index - integer], [tile data], [palette data], [x - integer], [y - integer], [brightness - 0.0 to 1.0], [default tile - Y or N]`
**Example (CHR ROM)**: `<tile>0,20,FF16360F,0,0,1,N`
**Example (CHR ROM)**: `<tile>0,2E,FF16360F,0,0,1,N`
**Example (CHR RAM)**: `<tile>0,0E0E079C1E3EA7076101586121010000,0F100017,176,1168,1,N`
For CHR ROM games, `tile data` is an integer representing the position of the original tile in CHR ROM.
For CHR ROM games, `tile data` is an integer (in hexadecimal) representing the position of the original tile in CHR ROM.
For CHR RAM games, `tile data` is a 32-character hexadecimal string representing all 16 bytes of the tile.
`palette data` is always an 8-character hexadecimal string representing all 4 bytes of the palette used for the tile. For sprites, the first byte is always "FF".
@ -305,6 +305,7 @@ These registers return the ASCII string `NEA` (NES Enhanced Audio) - this can be
### Version 103 ###
* Added a `Mask` parameter to the memoryCheck and memoryCheckConstant conditions
* Tile indexes for the `<tile>` tag are now in hex instead of decimal (affects CHR ROM games only)
### Version 102 ###

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GUI.NET/Debugger/HdPackCopyHelper.cs
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@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ namespace Mesen.GUI.Debugger
sb.Append(_ppuMemory[tileAddr + i].ToString("X2"));
}
} else {
sb.Append(_absoluteTileIndexes[tileAddr / 16].ToString());
sb.Append(_absoluteTileIndexes[tileAddr / 16].ToString("X2"));
}
}