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TODO (potential names: lastmx, lastmy, songpos, songrow, songvol, enhancer, playerx, playery, playerdist)
| ID | String |
|---|---|
| 7 | Torches: |
| 8 | Gems: |
| 11 | T |
| 25 | Torch |
TODO: Complete list.
Move while preserving background color.
TODO
TODO
Takes two arguments.
Syntax: add “variable” x
Adds x to “variable”.
Syntax: addcstat ypos color char name “variable”
Adds a stat to the sidebar, at Y position ypos, with an icon color, char, name name, tracking variable “variable”.
Syntax: allocscreen number_of_screens
Allocate number_of_screens screens, addressable from 0 to number_of_screens - 1.
Syntax: becomeb element color.
Becomes a statless element of color color.
Syntax: becomeo element_id color ??? ??? ???
Becomes a statted element with the specified parameters.
Takes four arguments.
Takes one argument.
Takes one argument.
Syntax: changeb from_element from_color to_element to_color.
Changes all instances of a given element ID and color to the other element ID and color. ? may be used as a wildcard in from_color. Faster than ZZT #change.
TODO: Can ? be used elsewhere?
Takes three arguments.
Syntax: charid element_id char_id
Changes the rendering character for element_id to char_id.
TODO: Does this work on elements with custom rendering logic? (Text, objects, etc.)
Syntax: chstr string_id contents
Replaces the string with ID string_id with contents.
Syntax: color x
Sets the color value of the tile to x.
Takes three arguments.
Syntax: cropscreen screen_index x1 y1 width height x2 y2
TODO
Takes no arguments.
Syntax: delete “variable”
Deletes the variable “variable”.
Seemingly not implemented as of Enhancer 0.3b. TODO: Verify
Syntax: deletecstat ypos
Removes the custom stat at ypos.
Syntax: dieitem
Destroys the object and moves stat 0 - the player - to its location.
Syntax: divide “variable” x
Divides “variable” by x.
Takes no arguments.
Takes three or four arguments.
Syntax: enhance [16-byte lower-case hex value]
TODO
Takes one argument.
Takes no arguments.
Takes between one and eight arguments.
Takes between one and eight arguments.
Syntax: freescreen.
Deallocate all allocated screens. The opposite of allocscreen.
Takes one argument.
Takes no arguments.
Takes one argument.
Operators:
== - equal!= - not equal>= - greater than or equal⇐ - smaller than or equal» - greater than« - smaller than
Syntax: ifat x y element color command.
If, at location x, y, there is an element element of color color, execute command.
Takes two arguments.
Takes six arguments.
Takes four arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Takes one argument.
Takes two arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Takes one argument.
Takes one argument.
Takes one argument.
Syntax: loadscreenres screen_index resource_index
Loads screen from resource resource_index to slot screen_index.
Takes two arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Takes one argument.
Takes one argument.
Takes two arguments.
Takes one argument.
Syntax: moveplayer x y
Moves the player to location x, y.
Takes no arguments.
TODO: Is mul also valid?
Syntax: multiply “variable” x
Multiplies “variable” by x.
Syntax: playerchar char_id.
Sets the player character to char_id.
Takes one argument.
Syntax: playercol color.
Sets the player color to color (0 - 255).
Syntax: playsong filename.
Plays the song filename.
Syntax: playsongres resource_index.
Playes the song at asset index resource_index.
Takes five arguments.
Syntax: putblock x y element color.
Place a statless element of color color at position x, y.
Takes three arguments.
Takes three arguments.
Syntax: putobj x y element_id color ??? ??? ???
Place a statted element with the specified parameters at location x, y.
Syntax: putobjup element_id color ??? ??? ???
TODO
Takes five arguments.
Syntax: puttext x y color text
Puts the “text” string in color color location x, y.
Takes four arguments.
Takes two arugments.
Takes the following types of arguments: player, self, or <x> <y>.
Makes future “x, y” location arguments be calculated relative to the provided target.
Syntax: restorescreen screen_index x y.
Restores the screen slot screen_index to (x, y).
Syntax: rgb id r g b
Set the color id to color values r, g, b (range 0-63).
Syntax: savescreen screen_index x1 y1 x2 y2.
Saves the screen area from (x1, y1) to (x2, y2) to the screen slot screen_index.
Takes four arguments.
Takes one argument.
Syntax: set “variable” x
Sets the variable “variable” to the value x.
Syntax: setcoli c x
Sets the intensity of color c to x (0 - 100).
Syntax: setmusicvol x
Sets the music volume to x (0 - 100).
Syntax: setpali x
Sets the global palette intensity to x (0 - 100).
Takes one argument.
Takes no arguments.
Takes no arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Stops the currently playing song.
Syntax: subtract “variable” x
Subtracts x from “variable”.
Takes four arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Takes no arguments.
Takes two arguments.
Syntax: walk x y
Sets the walking direction to x, y. For instance, walk -1 -1 will cause the object to walk north-west.
Takes four arguments.