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| − | A '''sprite map''', in 16-bit Sonic games, is essentially a list of [[Mega Drive]] [[ | + | A '''sprite map''', in 16-bit Sonic games, is essentially a list of [[Mega Drive]] [[VDP]] [[sprites]] and their locations relative to the object itself; i.e. a map of sprites. One sprite map defines one frame of animation. A separate structure, usually referred to as the [[animation script]], links several sprite maps together to form a smooth animation. |
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A sprite map, in 16-bit Sonic games, is essentially a list of Mega Drive VDP sprites and their locations relative to the object itself; i.e. a map of sprites. One sprite map defines one frame of animation. A separate structure, usually referred to as the animation script, links several sprite maps together to form a smooth animation.
See also
- Sonic the Hedgehog hacking guide
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2 hacking guide
- Sonic 3 & Knuckles hacking guide