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From: Scott Cartier <scartier@vmlabs.com>
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Subject: Lining up TIMs
Date: Thu, 14 Jan 1999 10:30:38 -0800
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You'd think I'd know this by now having done 2D stuff since like 
forever.

Do 4-bit TIMs need to be lined up on a word boundary in VRAM?  I ask
because I have a 14x14 sprite which had a U offset of 18 within the 
tpage.  This was giving me some unexplained vertical bars on the far 
left of the rendered sprite.  When I moved the TIM over so it's on a 
word boundary (U offset of 20) they went away.

Scott