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asdf

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Posted on 04-24-04 03:10 AM Link | Quote
What's up with this object? You'll need to use insert manual in order to get it. It's a white block that looks no different from the ones LM says are null, but this one says "Reserved for Future Use..." Exactly WHAT are you trying to pull, Fu?
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Posted on 04-24-04 03:14 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by asdf
What's up with this object? You'll need to use insert manual in order to get it. It's a white block that looks no different from the ones LM says are null, but this one says "Reserved for Future Use..." Exactly WHAT are you trying to pull, Fu?

This is old. I remember seeing it in like, LM1.41 or something. Maybe there was no custom blocks inserter back then. But you can forget about it , Fu is not maikng new versions of LM .
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Posted on 04-24-04 03:18 AM Link | Quote
I don't think he's stopped making new versions. The editor's not exactly PERFECT, so it'll probably have new versions every so often.
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Posted on 04-24-04 03:19 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by knuck
Originally posted by asdf
What's up with this object? You'll need to use insert manual in order to get it. It's a white block that looks no different from the ones LM says are null, but this one says "Reserved for Future Use..." Exactly WHAT are you trying to pull, Fu?

This is old. I remember seeing it in like, LM1.41 or something. Maybe there was no custom blocks inserter back then. But you can forget about it , Fu is not maikng new versions of LM .


He's not? Funny, he was working on it just the other day...
Phoenix21692

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Posted on 04-24-04 04:20 AM Link | Quote
The future versions will probably be bug fixes; I presume.
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Posted on 04-24-04 04:22 AM Link | Quote
SMW has a few unused/unimplemented object commands that LM makes use of for various features. By marking a few of them as "reserved", I'm simply pointing out to ASM hackers that if I ever wish to create a new feature that uses an object command, those will be the first ones I'll be using, so it would be best not to try and use them for your own purposes.

Although no one else I know of uses object commands for hacking anyway... Direct Map16 Access is already there for level building, and there are far more easier ways for activating custom ASM hacks. It's convenient for LM to use, but only because it has to parse the level data anyway.
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