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== Pattern tables == | |||
There are two pattern tables, one at $0000 and one at $1000. Each tile in the pattern table is 16 bytes, made of two planes. The first plane controls bit 0 of the color; the second plane controls bit 1. Any pixel whose color is 0 is background/transparent (represented by '.' in the following diagram): | There are two pattern tables, one at $0000 and one at $1000. Each tile in the pattern table is 16 bytes, made of two planes. The first plane controls bit 0 of the color; the second plane controls bit 1. Any pixel whose color is 0 is background/transparent (represented by '.' in the following diagram): | ||
Revision as of 10:08, 20 April 2009
Pattern tables
There are two pattern tables, one at $0000 and one at $1000. Each tile in the pattern table is 16 bytes, made of two planes. The first plane controls bit 0 of the color; the second plane controls bit 1. Any pixel whose color is 0 is background/transparent (represented by '.' in the following diagram):
Bit Planes Pixel Pattern
$0xx0=$41 01000001
$0xx1=$C2 11000010
$0xx2=$44 01000100
$0xx3=$48 01001000
$0xx4=$10 00010000
$0xx5=$20 00100000 .1.....3
$0xx6=$40 01000000 11....3.
$0xx7=$80 10000000 ===== .1...3..
.1..3...
$0xx8=$01 00000001 ===== ...3.22.
$0xx9=$02 00000010 ..3....2
$0xxA=$04 00000100 .3....2.
$0xxB=$08 00001000 3....222
$0xxC=$16 00010110
$0xxD=$21 00100001
$0xxE=$42 01000010
$0xxF=$87 10000111
