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=== Boundaries ===
 
=== Boundaries ===
Each room texture has one "map bound" file, with the file name being something like <code>map_bound_0&lt;room number&gt;.txt</code>. It delimits the boundaries used for panning the radar around. These boundaries are defined by a polygon.
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Each room texture has one "map bound" file, with the file name being something like <code>map_bound_0&lt;room number&gt;.txt</code>. Its purpose is not clear, but it is possible that it might delimit the boundaries, used for panning the radar around. These boundaries are defined by a polygon.
  
 
The first line seems to always be <code>1 # converter version</code>.
 
The first line seems to always be <code>1 # converter version</code>.
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The following lines in the block are the coordinates for each of the vertexes, in the format <code>X Y Z</code>. The function of the Y value is unknown, but it looks like each file uses one Y value, which can be different per file.
 
The following lines in the block are the coordinates for each of the vertexes, in the format <code>X Y Z</code>. The function of the Y value is unknown, but it looks like each file uses one Y value, which can be different per file.
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{{todo|Find this polygon's exact purpose.}}
  
 
=== Radar positioning ===
 
=== Radar positioning ===

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