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==Text data== | ==Text data== | ||
Text data format: 2 bytes for display address, then a series of tiles IDs. <tt>xFE</tt> is the end of a word, <tt>xFF</tt> the end of the text. | |||
===Game over screen=== | |||
ROM0:0x0F08-0x0F13 "GAME OVER" | |||
===Pre-race screen=== | ===Pre-race screen=== | ||
[[File:Motocross_Maniacs_PreRaceScreen.png| | [[File:Motocross_Maniacs_PreRaceScreen.png|300px]] | ||
ROM0:0x0F37-0x0F48 "QUALIFYING TIME" | |||
ROM0:0x0F49-0x0F4F ": :" | |||
ROM0:0x0F50-0x0F5D (row of gray tiles) | |||
ROM0:0x0F5E-0x0F6B " COURSE " | |||
ROM0:0x0F6C-0x0F79 (row of gray tiles) | |||
ROM0:0x0F7A-0x0F8A "COURSE RECORD" | |||
ROM0:0x0F8B-0x08F ": :" | |||
==Level data== | |||
Each of the 8 levels is a sequence of track objects, each defined by a 3-byte word specifying position and ID. | |||
[[File:Motocross_Maniacs_ScreenData.png|300px]] | |||
Each track element is defined by 2 bytes that determine its dimensions, then a series of bytes that fill | |||
Revision as of 17:05, 20 April 2023
The following article is a ROM map for Motocross Maniacs.
Text data
Text data format: 2 bytes for display address, then a series of tiles IDs. xFE is the end of a word, xFF the end of the text.
Game over screen
ROM0:0x0F08-0x0F13 "GAME OVER"
Pre-race screen
ROM0:0x0F37-0x0F48 "QUALIFYING TIME" ROM0:0x0F49-0x0F4F ": :" ROM0:0x0F50-0x0F5D (row of gray tiles) ROM0:0x0F5E-0x0F6B " COURSE " ROM0:0x0F6C-0x0F79 (row of gray tiles) ROM0:0x0F7A-0x0F8A "COURSE RECORD" ROM0:0x0F8B-0x08F ": :"
Level data
Each of the 8 levels is a sequence of track objects, each defined by a 3-byte word specifying position and ID.
Each track element is defined by 2 bytes that determine its dimensions, then a series of bytes that fill
