Cyber Paint Cell file format: Difference between revisions
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1 word magic [$FFFF] | 1 word magic [$FFFF] | ||
1 word resolution [always 0 | 1 word resolution [always 0 = low res] | ||
16 words palette | 16 words palette | ||
12 bytes filename [usually " . "] | 12 bytes filename [usually " . "] | ||
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? bytes image data | ? bytes image data | ||
The image data is always | The image data is always uncompressed and is simply copied onto the | ||
screen at position (x, y) specified in the header. | screen at position (x, y) specified in the header. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:31, 3 January 2017
Cyber Paint Cell *.CEL Saved much like a sequence frame, however some fields are not used. They can be any size up to 320x200. 1 word magic [$FFFF] 1 word resolution [always 0 = low res] 16 words palette 12 bytes filename [usually " . "] 1 word limits [not used] 1 word speed [not used] 1 word steps [not used] 1 word x offset [0 - 319] 1 word y offset [0 - 199] 1 word width in pixels [max. 320] 1 word height in pixels [max. 200] 1 byte operation [always 0 = copy] 1 byte storage method [always 0 = uncompressed] 1 long length of data in bytes 30 bytes reserved 30 bytes padding -------- 128 bytes total for header ? bytes image data The image data is always uncompressed and is simply copied onto the screen at position (x, y) specified in the header.
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