https://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=Elige_Tu_Muerte_FXElige Tu Muerte FX - Revision history2026-10-20T11:22:26ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.39.5https://wiki.multimedia.cx/index.php?title=Elige_Tu_Muerte_FX&diff=16164&oldid=prevKostya: fill information2026-10-05T14:20:26Z<p>fill information</p>
<p><b>New page</b></p><div>This is an animation format used in [https://discmaster.textfiles.com/browse/12498/PCMania%20CD38_1.iso/anima/muere Elige Tu Muerte] FMV micro-game.<br />
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File header:<br />
2 bytes - "FX"<br />
2 bytes - horizontal video offset<br />
2 bytes - vertical video offset<br />
2 bytes - width<br />
2 bytes - height<br />
6 bytes - unknown<br />
4 bytes - file size<br />
12 bytes - unknown<br />
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Frame are RLE-compressed, separated into five planes (the standard four-plane 256-colour VGA mode plus one special plane for pixels common for all planes) plus update mask.<br />
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RLE opcodes are:<br />
* <code>0x00</code> -- end of data (or empty frame)<br />
* <code>0x01</code> -- next byte is number of pixels to read for the current plane minus one<br />
* <code>0x02</code> -- next byte is run length minus one followed by the run value byte<br />
* <code>0x03</code> -- next byte is number of pixels to skip minus one<br />
* <code>0x11</code> -- next 16-bit value is number of pixels to read for the current plane minus one<br />
* <code>0x12</code> -- next 16-bit value is run length minus one followed by the run value byte<br />
* <code>0x13</code> -- next 16-bit value is number of pixels to skip minus one<br />
* <code>0x20-0x23</code> -- select VGA plane 0-3<br />
* <code>0x24</code> -- update mask data<br />
* <code>0x25</code> -- select special common plane mode (with puts pixel to all planes simultaneously)<br />
* <code>0x30</code> -- VGA palette update starting with two bytes telling update start and end (should be the first opcode if present)<br />
* <code>0x40-0x7F</code> -- read 1-64 pixels<br />
* <code>0x80-0xBF</code> -- repeat next byte value 1-64 times<br />
* <code>0xC0-0xFF</code> -- skip 1-64 pixels<br />
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Update mask data contains 1-2 byte length minus one (<code>0x00-0x3F</code> -- read another byte and use this one for bits 6-13, other values - use low 6 bits of it) telling how many pixels from the previous plane should be copied. Those lengths may be interspersed with ordinary skip codes.<br />
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