Display Maps 2

I found the tile mirror bit so the maps look better now:

I also extracted the tilemaps that I need for the implementation of the map editor that will follow soon.
Then I will upload a new version of the editor!

Display Maps

I decoded successfully the map tileset data sets and as a result, the maps look much better now:

There are some tiles that need to be mirrored so I have to search for that mirror bit next.
There is also a second tile layer for several maps that I need to add.
And one very important thing to do: Find the right color palettes..

Will on the Wing

All the sprites that are used in the original game are now displayed in the editor!
And by now roughly 98% of them already look as they should.
The last sprite set that I readout were the sprite graphics for the world map movements.
I found an interesting sprite that (proof me wrong) was never used in the original game. It shows Will how he is transported by sea gulls. But look for yourselves:

Display all Sprites in the Editor

Currently I'm making it possible to display all the sprites in the editor.
When I'm done with this I will upload a new version of the editor.
The next step will be the display of the sprites on the maps...

For example, the sprite set for Edward's Castle. I don't think the walking animation for the king is used in the game..

Map Sprite Data

I improved the decompression of the map data so that I discovered the purpose of the "mystery data [0x10]" -> It's the sprite data!
So now it's possible to display those sprites in the editor. I started with the South Cape sprites:

The maps also look much better now but I will show them in one of the next blog entries.