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Revision as of 12:57, 26 July 2017
| SCHG: Sonic Heroes |
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| Main Article |
| Mechanic Editing |
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DOL Editing |
| Model Editing |
| Collision Format Model Format |
| Level Editing |
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Camera Editing |
| Particle Editing |
| Particle Editing |
| Sound Editing |
| Music List |
| SCHG How-Tos |
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Custom Object Material Effect Tutorial |
The relocatables contain data for Special Stages that isn't in the main executable for the PC game. Each relocatable file is named with the stage number and ends with lnd.rel. For their file offsets, see the relocatable file offsets page.
Parameters
This documentation is incomplete. If you are more experienced with SP relocatables in Heroes and know what other parameters do, feel free to add it in this section.
Material parameters
Materials are given to objects as stage properties including tubes, lights and even metal rings. This list shows logical bytes that render an effect and how they work.
| Value | Effect |
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| 00 | Alpha |
| 01 | Normal |
| 02 | Additive Alpha |
| 04 | Alpha (No Culling) |
| 06 | Additive Alpha (No Culling) |
| 08 | Normal |
| 10 | Alpha #2 |