Number of movable parts in all character models. Should be 10 on vanilla copies of the game. Typical values ~500-~1000, depending on the complexity of the level. Tells the game how many level parts it should render. Probably the frames rendered since the game first starts. (2004 version uses kernel32:sleep() for waiting instead so it doesn't use this.) Does not count frames skipped by user choice. How many frames the game renders in a second. Doesn't seem to effect anything besides HUD elements and borders, actual window positions are determined by something else.Ī float of some sort determining some sort of camera angle.
Don't set to higher than there is screen space for exit level, set, and reenter level instead.Ġ is horizontal, 1 is vertical. Width of screen excluding borders added in options. Sometimes forcing this to a value w/ Cheat Engine and toggling the resolution back and forth will make this resolution stick. Used to control camera position, and "READY SET GO!" indicators, among other things.Ġ if ? (makes D3D not load new textures), 1 if standard D3D, 2 if DDraw
If less than 4 players, the unused players are automatically set to 1. Selection for the Music Test option on the Options menu.Ĭontrols whether or not the player has selected their character. Selection for the Sound Test option on the Options menu.
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Probably related to ancient software 3D drivers for Windows 95.Īrray of F1-F10, 0 being unpressed and 0x80 being pressed. Memory address of the current level's AI data (copied into RAM from the AI file.)Ĭrashes the game when not 0 on the 1998 release. TODO: Find and add the remaining 2004 variables.ġ if CD present, 0 if not. These values are absolute from base of RAM a value of 0x400001 is equal to sonicr.exe+0x000001.
What this does is it disables the function calls to get the system time and replaces them with known values that are guaranteed to work on modern systems. The network version doesn't seem to work on NT-based Windows systems to begin with.) (Note: This hack assumes you're using the original executable without network support.
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