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The mapcode.bin is a file format that assigns physical characteristics to each face of the grid.bin where each face recieves two hex digit values identifers.
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The mapcode.bin is a file format that assigns physical characteristics to each face of the grid.bin where each face receives two hex digit values identifiers.
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First 4 Bytes of data define the amount of faces it's grid.bin has. Each byte after defines 3 different characteristics of each face.
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First Digit (Physical characteristics):
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Pikmin seeds can root:
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0 - full friction
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1 - some friction
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2 - no friction
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Pikmin seeds die:
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4 - full friction
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5 - some friction
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6 - no friction
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Second Digit (Sound index):
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0 - grass
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1 - soil
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2 - sand
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3 - wood
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4 - water
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5- stone
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6 - iron
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7 - snow
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8 - water (has water particle effects when used with 1 as the first digit
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9 - paper

Revision as of 01:55, 9 June 2022

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The mapcode.bin is a file format that assigns physical characteristics to each face of the grid.bin where each face receives two hex digit values identifiers.

Pasted from Kai's notes:

First 4 Bytes of data define the amount of faces it's grid.bin has. Each byte after defines 3 different characteristics of each face.

First Digit (Physical characteristics):

Pikmin seeds can root: 0 - full friction 1 - some friction 2 - no friction

Pikmin seeds die: 4 - full friction 5 - some friction 6 - no friction

Second Digit (Sound index):

0 - grass 1 - soil 2 - sand 3 - wood 4 - water 5- stone 6 - iron 7 - snow 8 - water (has water particle effects when used with 1 as the first digit 9 - paper