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From: cros <cros@club-internet.fr>
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Subject: sprite adresses in memory...
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1998 18:16:30 +0100
Organization: PlayStation Net Yaroze (SCEE)
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hi!
i'm in trouble with the adresses...
I have two TIM files in 16 bit mode, one with all of my sprites, the
other with the start menu screen of my game.

In my batch file i wrote:
local dload Theship.tim 80100000 (my sprite page)
local dload screen.tim 80110000(my first screen image)

when i load just one image with the first adress, the games works
when i load the two files the sprite are bad : i have the bricks of the
download screen of the Netyaroze OS!!

I use Tim Util to arrange the position of my files in the buffers.

My question now:
Is it arbitrary adresses? And if it isn't,
How can i find safe adresses for my files?
the 0x80100000 and 0x80110000 adresses are taken from a sample game by
Ira Rainey..

There is a tip for calculate the space in memory, and also the start
adress of my Tim files in memory?

Thanks, chris, and sorry for my poor english...