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Used by the routine at DBF5.
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This routine incorporates slightly tweaked versions of the:
The opposite routine (graphic partially obscured by right-hand screen border) is at DC89.
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DCD5 | LD A,(HL) | Get graphics byte | ||||||||||||||
DCD6 | INC HL | ...and move graphic address pointer along, ready for next one | ||||||||||||||
DCD7 | CP $00 | Byte empty? | ||||||||||||||
DCD9 | JR Z,$DD01 | ...If so, skip this byte, don't bother shifting or drawing | ||||||||||||||
DCDB | PUSH HL | Store address pointer | ||||||||||||||
Shifts graphic so that the right-shifted graphics byte is contained in 2 bytes, H and L, ready to draw on screen
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DCDC | LD H,A | H contains the unshifted graphic byte | ||||||||||||||
DCDD | LD L,$00 | Clear L register ready to receive shifted bits | ||||||||||||||
DCDF | LD A,B | Temp store for the 'shift counter' (containing number of right-shifts needed) | ||||||||||||||
DCE0 | CP $00 | Any more shifts needed? | ||||||||||||||
DCE2 | JR Z,$DCEB | ...If not, skip out of the shift loop | ||||||||||||||
DCE4 | RR H | Rotate byte in H register into L register | ||||||||||||||
DCE6 | RR L | |||||||||||||||
DCE8 | DJNZ $DCE4 | Repeat for number of shifts needed (counter) | ||||||||||||||
DCEA | LD B,A | Reset the shift counter (from A register) | ||||||||||||||
DCEB | EX DE,HL | Swap registers so that D & E contain the byte values to draw, and HL contains the screen display address to draw at | ||||||||||||||
DCEC | LD A,($EACF) | Check draw/erase flag | ||||||||||||||
DCEF | CP $01 | 0 = Erase, 1 = Draw | ||||||||||||||
DCF1 | JR Z,$DCFA | If flag = 1, jump to DRAW routine. Otherwise ERASE (next routine) | ||||||||||||||
ERASE SCREEN BYTE
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DCF3 | LD A,E | Don't need to erase the first graphic byte (stored in D register) as it's on the screen border, instead get the second byte (stored in E) | ||||||||||||||
DCF4 | INC HL | Move display address pointer right one character square to character column 2, just inside the left border | ||||||||||||||
DCF5 | CPL | Invert the graphics byte | ||||||||||||||
DCF6 | AND (HL) | AND with screen byte (i.e. keeps existing screen byte, clears sprite byte) | ||||||||||||||
DCF7 | LD (HL),A | ...and put back on screen. | ||||||||||||||
DCF8 | JR $DCFE | |||||||||||||||
DRAW SCREEN BYTE
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DCFA | LD A,E | Don't need to draw the first graphic byte (stored in D register) as it's on the screen border, instead get the second byte (stored in E) | ||||||||||||||
DCFB | INC HL | Move display address pointer right one character square | ||||||||||||||
DCFC | OR (HL) | OR with existing screen byte, preserve any background graphics | ||||||||||||||
DCFD | LD (HL),A | ...and put back on screen. | ||||||||||||||
Graphic byte now drawn/erased
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DCFE | DEC HL | Move back left one character space/screen display address | ||||||||||||||
DCFF | EX DE,HL | |||||||||||||||
DD00 | POP HL | HL now back to the graphic display address pointer, DE contains the screen display address | ||||||||||||||
Recalculate screen address after drawing/erasing the graphic byte (also jump in to here from DCD9 if byte to draw is empty)
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DD01 | LD A,D | Get high byte of screen address | ||||||||||||||
DD02 | INC A | ...and increment (move down 1 pixel row) | ||||||||||||||
DD03 | AND $07 | Are we crossing into a new character row (8th pixel row)? | ||||||||||||||
DD05 | JR Z,$DD0A | |||||||||||||||
DD07 | INC D | If not, increment screen display address pointer (move down 1 pixel row) | ||||||||||||||
DD08 | JR $DD18 | |||||||||||||||
DD0A | LD A,D | Otherwise, adjust high byte to the correct screen address | ||||||||||||||
DD0B | AND $F8 | Reset the low 3 bits (pixel row number) to zero | ||||||||||||||
DD0D | LD D,A | |||||||||||||||
DD0E | LD A,E | Get the low byte of the screen address | ||||||||||||||
DD0F | ADD A,$20 | Increment column by 32 to move down to next screen row | ||||||||||||||
DD11 | LD E,A | |||||||||||||||
DD12 | JR NC,$DD18 | Crossing a 1/3 screen boundary? ...If not, skip next 3 instructions | ||||||||||||||
DD14 | LD A,D | ...If so, adjust high byte of screen address accordingly | ||||||||||||||
DD15 | ADD A,$08 | |||||||||||||||
DD17 | LD D,A | Store correct screen address high byte back in D register | ||||||||||||||
Check if encroaching out of bounds into bottom third of screen, where the scroll status panel is
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DD18 | LD A,D | |||||||||||||||
DD19 | CP $50 | Are we into the last 3rd of the screen? | ||||||||||||||
DD1B | DEC C | (Decrement number of tile bytes to draw) | ||||||||||||||
DD1C | JP NC,$DC7A | Jump to DC7A if into last 3rd of screen (out of bounds) | ||||||||||||||
DD1F | JR NZ,$DCD5 | If bytes left to draw in the tile - continue to draw next tile byte | ||||||||||||||
DD21 | JP $DC7E |
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