Alien Trilogy MAP - Revision history

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	== Format of one square of collision ==		== Format of one square of collision ==
			The game does not interact with the three-dimensional map and the 3D model is just a decoration. All moving objects are described in the section D000, which is responsible for dynamic objects.
	From the experience with the heights of the blocks, at first glance, it turned out that a floor-ceiling system was used, as in a doom / duke. The logic of the engine becomes clear. Apparently the game is actually technically divided into a "grid of blocks" and takes the position of the block (length-line) as coordinates of objects. The rest is "considered" already further.		From the experience with the heights of the blocks, at first glance, it turned out that a floor-ceiling system was used, as in a doom / duke. The logic of the engine becomes clear. Apparently the game is actually technically divided into a "grid of blocks" and takes the position of the block (length-line) as coordinates of objects. The rest is "considered" already further.
	Such a system also has its drawbacks, namely, doors and switches can be opened with the "back", because the engine in fact looks at the push of a button in the block itself.		Such a system also has its drawbacks, namely, doors and switches can be opened with the "back", because the engine in fact looks at the push of a button in the block itself.

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	the speed at which spawned objects fly out		the speed at which spawned objects fly out
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			== One door format ==
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	0x01 - What the object will spawn upon death 00 - apparently a pickup, 02 - apparently a monster		0x01 - What the object will spawn upon death 00 - apparently a pickup,
			02 - apparently a monster
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	0x01 - Apparently the index of the object that needs to be spawned		0x01 - Apparently the index of the object that needs to be spawned

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			0x01 - What the object will spawn upon death 00 - apparently a pickup, 02 - apparently a monster
			0x02 - Until I realized what these two bytes do
			0x01 - Apparently the index of the object that needs to be spawned
			0x01 - Apparently the index of the second object that needs to be spawned
			0x08 - Incompletely understandable values, the last two bytes somehow influence
			the speed at which spawned objects fly out
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