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MOTHER 3 uses a number of named data structures to organize data in both ROM and RAM. They can be identified by a four-letter ASCII header, and in most cases a corresponding footer. Shown below is a list of known structures: | MOTHER 3 uses a number of named data structures to organize data in both ROM and RAM. They can be identified by a four-letter ASCII header, and in most cases a corresponding footer. Shown below is a list of known structures: | ||
* [[MOTHER_3:BG_block|BG block]] | |||
* [[MOTHER_3:BXT_block|BXT block]] | * [[MOTHER_3:BXT_block|BXT block]] | ||
* [[MOTHER_3: | * [[MOTHER_3:CCG_block|CCG block]] | ||
* [[MOTHER_3:CCL_block|CCL block]] | * [[MOTHER_3:CCL_block|CCL block]] | ||
* [[MOTHER_3:EFC block|EFC block]] | * [[MOTHER_3:EFC block|EFC block]] | ||
Revision as of 04:52, 22 July 2013
Overview
MOTHER 3 uses a number of named data structures to organize data in both ROM and RAM. They can be identified by a four-letter ASCII header, and in most cases a corresponding footer. Shown below is a list of known structures: