byte 0: bits 0-2:? bit 3:Forced Back Attack bit 4:Dies like a boss bits 5-6:? bit 7:Egg byte 1:Enemy #1 byte 2: Enemy #2 byte 3: Enemy #3 byte 4: bits 0-1:? bits 2-3:# of 3rd enemy (see byte 3) bits 4-5:# of 2nd enemy (see byte 2) bits 6-7:# of 1st enemy (see byte 1) byte 5: Enemy Arrangement byte 6: bit 0:Can't run from battle bit 1:Dying in battle does not end the game bits 2-3:Battle music 00: Regular battle music 01: Boss battle music 10: Fiend battle music 11:Continue playing the current song bit 4:Human-style (reverse sprite, use character animations) bit 5:Auto-battle bit 6:Enemies are floating bit 7:Enemies are transparent byte 7: ?
Title: Re: Enemy Set Bytes
Post by: Deathlike2 on June 10, 2008, 11:46:00 AM
If you list a number of those formations with those bits enabled (or disabled for that matter), then we can draw some information from that.
Title: Re: Enemy Set Bytes
Post by: Phoenix on June 10, 2008, 05:02:11 PM
I was just wondering if anyone has already figured it out. I don't want to have to repeat someone's work if I can help it. If not, I'll go through an analyze which sets use those bits, and how they use byte 7. I'll post either my ideas here or, if I can't figure it out, the enemy set numbers that use those bits/byte 7.
Title: Re: Enemy Set Bytes
Post by: Dragonsbrethren on June 10, 2008, 05:16:41 PM
Bits 5 and 6 of Byte 0 should also be eggs, for the other two monsters present.
Title: Re: Enemy Set Bytes
Post by: Deathlike2 on June 10, 2008, 05:17:38 PM
I haven't spent much time on this... :hmm: I tend to forget minor details while glossing over huge sets of data.