• Object Type
  
  
  This is the Type ID of the desired Object, which is the desired Type's entry position in the "Object Def". The "G", "Z", and "A" tags may be used to reference an Object Type from the "Object Def" loaded for game-global, the "Object Def" loaded for the current "Zone", or the "Object Def" loaded for the current "Act", respectively
  
  
  
• X
  
• Y
  
  
  These values give the X and Y level coordinates at which to spawn the Object
  
  
  
• Priority
  
  
  This is the "Draw Priority" to be given to the Object. Entering any value other than 65535 here overrides the priority given by the "Object Def"
  
  
  
• Tag
  
  
  This is the "Tag ID" to apply to the Object
  
  
  
• Flags
  
  
  This value sets the Object's "Flags"
  
  
  
• Num Parameters
  
  
  This is the number of "Parameters" that will be passed when spawning the Object, which are used by the Object Type's "SpawnValues" in the "Object Def". Each Parameter is listed below:
  
  
  • Param
    
    
    The values entered here form the list that is referenced by certain "SpawnValues" settings
    
    
    
  
  

• Priority:
  
  
  The new "Priority" value to assign to the Object, which will determine how it is processed and drawn in relation to other currently-active Objects
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  
• Object ID:
  
  
  List ID number of the Object to Fetch to this "Reference". The "R" and "r" tags may be used to obtain an Object ID from a Register
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  
• Child ID
  
  
  The ID number of the desired Child Object within the "Current Object"'s Child listing. The "R" and "r" tags may be used to obtain an Object ID from a Register
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Object to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Object to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  
• Child ID
  
  
  The ID number of the desired Child Object within the Child listing of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0". The "R" and "r" tags may be used to obtain an Object ID from a Register
  
  
  

• Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be "Fetched" to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Player to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  
• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of "Registers", "Var ID" is the ID of the "Register" that contains the pointer. The "U" tag may be used to specify a user-defined Register. Otherwise, the ID will refer to a Game Register
  
  In the case of Player Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Player Variable that contains the pointer. The capital "A" tag may be used to specify an "Active" variable, the lower-case "a" to specify a user- defined "Active" variable, and the lower-case "c" to specify a user-defined Constant. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Player's required Constants
  
  In the case of Object Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable that contains the pointer. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  
  
  

• Src Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" to copy
  
  
  
• Dest Reference:
  
  
  ID number of the "Reference" that the Object should be copied to. Using any of the following values will allow Fetching to more than one Reference:
  
  3 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0 and 1
  4 - Fetch this Player to Reference 1 and 2
  5 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0 and 2
  6 - Fetch this Player to Reference 0, 1, and 2
  
  
  

Swaps "Fetched" Objects between two References

Parameters:


• References
  
  
  Specifies which two References should be swapped:
  
  3 - Swap References 0 and 1
  4 - Swap References 1 and 2
  5 - Swap References 0 and 2
  
  
  

• Child ID
  
  
  The ID number to assign to this Child Object, the position it will occupy in its Parent's Child listing
  
  
  

• Child ID
  
  
  The ID number to assign to this Child Object, the position it will occupy in its Parent's Child listing
  
  
  

• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of a Constant Value, the ID of the Scripted Object Movement Function should be entered as the "Var ID" parameter rather than any actual variable ID. The "G", "Z", and "A" tags may be used to reference Object Movement Functions loaded as Game-global, "Zone"-Specific, or "Act"-Specific, respectively. The "R" or "r" tags may be used to obtain the ID from a Register
  
  In the case of Object Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable that contains the Function ID. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  
  
  

• List ID
  
  
  ID number of the "Constant List" within the Object's Type entry in the Object Def that contains the desired "Constant"
  
  
  
• Const ID
  
  
  ID number of the "Constant" within the given list that contains the Function ID
  

• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of "Registers", "Var ID" is the ID of the "Register" into which to place the pointer. The "U" tag may be used to specify a user-defined Register. Otherwise, the ID will refer to a Game Register
  
  In the case of Player Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Player Variable into which to place the pointer. The capital "A" tag may be used to specify an "Active" variable, the lower-case "a" to specify a user- defined "Active" variable, and the lower-case "c" to specify a user-defined Constant. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Player's required Constants
  
  In the case of Object Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable into which to place the pointer. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  

• Text ID
  
  
  ID of the "Text" that contains the desired filename. The "G", and "Z" tags may be used to reference Text from the "Game Def", or the current Zone's "Zone Def", respectively
  
  Entering the word "Current" in place of this value will save the Object Layout to "Current Object File", the Object Layout file that was last loaded by Script
  

• Type ID
  
  
  New Game-global Object Type ID that should be given to the Object. This should generally be an Object Type that has no Hard-Coded or Scripted Function settings, and which is flagged to reset

• Screen ID
  
  
  ID of the screen for which the Object's relative Collision Area should be obtained:
  
  0 - Player 1, top/single screen
  1 - Player 2, bottom screen
  
  
  
• Dest Reg
  
  
  ID of the Register into which to store the retrieved Collision Area ID. The "U" tag may be used to specify a user-defined Register. Otherwise, the ID will refer to a Game Register
  
  A value of "255" means that the Object is not within "Activity Range"
  
  There are 9 "Collision Areas" that correspond with the different sides of the looping level area in the following way:

  	  -------------------------
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  |   0   |   1   |   2   | Above Loop
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  -------------------------
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  |   3   |   4   |   5   | Center (no loop)
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  -------------------------
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  |   6   |   7   |   8   | Below Loop
  	  |       |       |       |
  	  -------------------------
  
  	   Left    Center   Right
  	   Of      (no      of
  	   Loop    loop)    Loop

  
  

• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of "Registers", "Var ID" is the ID of the "Register" that contains the pointer. The "U" tag may be used to specify a user-defined Register. Otherwise, the ID will refer to a Game Register
  
  In the case of Player Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Player Variable that contains the pointer. The capital "A" tag may be used to specify an "Active" variable, the lower-case "a" to specify a user- defined "Active" variable, and the lower-case "c" to specify a user-defined Constant. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Player's required Constants
  
  In the case of Object Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable that contains the pointer. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  

• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of "Registers", "Var ID" is the ID of the "Register" that contains the pointer. The "U" tag may be used to specify a user-defined Register. Otherwise, the ID will refer to a Game Register
  
  In the case of Player Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Player Variable that contains the pointer. The capital "A" tag may be used to specify an "Active" variable, the lower-case "a" to specify a user- defined "Active" variable, and the lower-case "c" to specify a user-defined Constant. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Player's required Constants
  
  In the case of Object Variables, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable that contains the pointer. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  

• Player/Projectile Boundary
  
  
  The part of the Player/Projectile that will be tested:
  
  0 - Top of the Player's MainBounds Box
  1 - Bottom of the Player's MainBounds Box
  2 - Left of the Player's MainBounds Box
  3 - Right of the Player's MainBounds Box
  4 - Horizontal Center of the Player's MainBounds Box
  5 - Vertical Center of the Player's MainBounds Box
  6 - Player's X Position
  7 - Player's Y Position
  
  
  
• Object Boundary
  
  
  The part of the Object that will be tested (depends on the "Player/Projectile Boundary" setting):
  
  0 - Top or Left of the Object's MainBounds Box
  1 - Bottom or right of the Object's MainBounds Box
  2 - Horizontal or Vertical center of the Object's MainBounds Box
  3 - Object's X or Y Position
  
  
  
• Var ID
  
  
  In the case of Players, "Var ID" is the ID of the Player Variable within the "Current Player" that should recieve the distance value. The capital "A" tag may be used to specify an "Active" variable, the lower-case "a" to specify a user- defined "Active" variable, and the lower-case "c" to specify a user-defined Constant. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Player's required Constants
  
  In the case of Projectiles, "Var ID" is the ID of the Object Variable within the "Current Projectile" that should recieve the distance value. The "E" tag may be used to specify an "Extra" variable. Otherwise, the ID will refer to one of the Object's standard variables
  

• Sprite Set ID
  
  
  ID of the List entry within the Object Type's Sprite Set List in the Object Def that references the Sprite Set that contains the desired Sprite Frame
  
  
  
• Sprite Frame ID
  
  
  ID of the desired Sprite Frame within the given Sprite Set
  
  
  
• XOff
  
• YOff
  
  
  X and Y offsets from the "Current Object"'s X/Y Position at which to draw the given Sprite Frame
  
  
  
• Draw Dir
  
  
  The direction in which to draw the given Sprite Frame:
  
  0 - Normal
  1 - Horizontally Mirrored
  2 - Vertically Flipped
  3 - Flipped and Mirrored
  
  
  

#  36 ;Spawn Object (Spawn Game-Global Object 21 at the X,Y position given bu User Register 7 and Game Register 54, respectively, using the Priority given to the Object type in the Game Def, with no Tag, Flags, or Parameters)
: G21 ;(Type) Game-Global Object 21
:  R7 ;(X)    User Register 7
: r54 ;(Y)    Game Register 54 (Water_Level)
:65535;(Pri)  Use Game Def Entry Priority
:   0 ;(Tag)  No Special Tag
:   0 ;(Flag) No Special Flags
:   0 ;0 Parameters

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#  36 ;Spawn Object (Spawn Built-in Object 9994 ["Water" Layer Object], which doesn't need a given position, using a Priority of 5, with no Tag, Flags, or Parameters)
:9994 ;(Type) Built-in "Water" Layer Object
:   0 ;(X)    Spawn at 0 X Pos
:   0 ;(Y)    Spawn at 0 Y Pos
:   5 ;(Pri)  Assign a Priority of 5
:   0 ;(Tag)  No Special Tag
:   0 ;(Flag) No special flags
:   0 ;0 Parameters

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#  36 ;Spawn Object (Spawn "Zone"-specific Object 5 at world position 320,160, using the Priority given to the Object type in the Game Def, with no Tag, enabling the Horizontal Mirrored Drawing Flag, and providing three Parameter values for use in the Object Type's "SpawnValues")
:  Z5 ;(Type) Current "Zone"'s Object 5
: 320 ;(X)    Spawn at 320 X Pos
: 160 ;(Y)    Spawn at 160 Y Pos(Water_Level)
:65535;(Pri)  Use Def Entry Priority
:   0 ;(Tag)  No Special Tag
:%0001;(Flag) Only Horizontal Mirror Flag
:   3 ;3 Parematers
:  56 ;(Param 0) Parameter 0 with a value of 56, for use in "SpawnValues"
:  12 ;(Param 1) Parameter 1 with a value of 12, for use in "SpawnValues" 
:   0 ;(Param 2) Parameter 2 with a value of  0, for use in "SpawnValues" 

#1132 ;Player Place Object (Run the Built-in and Scripted Object Debug Placement Functions for the Object Type whose ID is stored in "Active Variable" 35 [Player_DebugNum] of the "Current Player")

#1436 ;Change FetchedObject Priority (Change the Priority of the Object currently "Fetched" to "Reference 2" to 32)
:  32 ;(Priority) New Priority value should be 32

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#1437 ;Change CurrObject Priority (Change the Priority of the "Current Object" to the value stored in user register 9)
:  U9 ;(Priority) Value stored in User Register 8

#  88 ;Destroy Current Object ("Destroy" the "Current Object")

# 138 ;FetchObject By ID 	("Fetch" the first Object in the active Objects list to Reference 2)
:   2 ;Reference 2
:   0 ;Object at entry 0 in the active Objects list

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# 138 ;FetchObject By ID 	("Fetch" the Object whose entry ID in the active Objects list is stored in User Register 4 to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References
:  R4 ;Value stored in User Register 4

# 139 ;FetchObject Current 	("Fetch" the "Current Object" to Reference 0)
:   0 ;Reference 0

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# 139 ;FetchObject Current 	("Fetch" the "Current Object" to References 0 and 2)
:   5 ;References 0 and 2

# 324 ;FetchObject Last Spawned ("Fetch" the Object that was last Spawned to Reference 2)
:   2 ;Reference 2

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# 324 ;FetchObject Last Spawned ("Fetch" the Object that was last Spawned to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References

# 394 ;FetchObject Current Projectile  ("Fetch" the "Current Projectile" to Reference 0)
:   0 ;Reference 0

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# 394 ;FetchObject Current Projectile ("Fetch" the "Current Projectile" to References 0 and 2)
:   5 ;References 0 and 2

# 371 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" the "Parent Object" of the "Current Object" to Reference 2)
:   2 ;Reference 2

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# 371 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" the "Parent Object" of the "Current Object" to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References

# 372 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" "Child Object" 0 of the "Current Object" to References 0 and 2)
:   5 ;References 0 and 2
:   0 ;Child Object 0

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# 372 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" the "Child Object" of the "Current Object" whose Entry ID in that Object's "Child List" is stored in User Register 1 to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References
:  R1 ;Value of User Register 1

# 373 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" the "Parent Object" of the Object currently "Fetched" to "Reference 0" to Reference 2)
:   2 ;Reference 2

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# 373 ;FetchObject Fetched Parent ("Fetch" the "Parent Object" of the Object currently "Fetched" to "Reference 0" to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References

# 374 ;FetchObject Current Parent ("Fetch" "Child Object" 0 of the Object currently "Fetched" to "Reference 0" to References 0 and 2)
:   5 ;References 0 and 2
:   0 ;Child Object 0

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# 374 ;FetchObject Fetched Parent ("Fetch" the "Child Object" of the Object currently "Fetched" to "Reference 0" whose Entry ID in that Object's "Child List" is stored in User Register 1 to References 0, 1, and 2)
:   6 ;All References
:  R1 ;Value of User Register 1

# 995 ;FetchObject Reg (Fetch the Object whose pointer is stored in User Register 4 to Reference 0, Reference 1, and Reference 2)
:   6 ;All References
:  U4 ;User Register 4

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# 996 ;FetchObject Curr Chr (Fetch the Object whose pointer is stored in User-created "Active Variable" 32 of the "Current Player" to Reference 2)
:   2 ;Reference 2
: a32 ;User-created "Active Variable" 32 of the "Current Player"

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# 999 ;FetchObject Fetched Obj (Fetch the Object whose pointer is stored in "Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to Reference 0 to Reference 1 and Reference 2)
:   4 ;References 1 and 2
:  E8 ;"Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to Reference 0

#1247 ;CopyFetch Object (Fetch the Object Fetched to Reference 1 to Reference 2 [Both will reference the Object originally referenced by Reference 1])
:   1 ;(Src)  Reference 1
:   2 ;(Dest) Reference 2

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#1247 ;CopyFetch Object (Fetch the Object Fetched to Reference 2 to both Reference 0 and Reference 1 [All three will reference the Object originally referenced by Reference 2])
:   2 ;(Src)  Reference 2
:   3 ;(Dest) References 0 and 1

#1249 ;SwapFetch Object (Swap the Objects that were Fetched to References 0 and 2 [Ex: If Reference 0 previously referenced Object 1, and Reference 2 previously referenced Object 2, then Reference 0 will now reference Object 2, and Reference 2 will now reference Object 1])
:   2 ;References 0 and 2

# 375 ;Set FetchedObj Parent (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Parent Object" of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2")

# 376 ;Set FetchedObj Child (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the 5th "Child Object" of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2")
:   5 ;Child Object Entry 5

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# 376 ;Set FetchedObj Child (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as a"Child Object" of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2", entered into that Object's "Child List" at the position specified by the value of User Register 7)
:  U7 ;Value stored in User Register 7

# 377 ;Set CurrObj Parent (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Parent Object" of the "Current Object")

# 378 ;Set CurrObj Child (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the 2nd "Child Object" of the "Current Object")
:   2 ;Child Object Entry 2

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# 378 ;Set CurrObj Child (Set the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as a"Child Object" of the "Current Object", entered into that Object's "Child List" at the position specified by the value of User Register 8)
:  U8 ;Value stored in User Register 8

# 844 ;Current Projectile Test Collisions (Cause the "Current Object" to become the "Current Projectile" and test for Collisions with all Objects within "Activity Range")

# 845 ;Fetched Projectile Test Collisions (Cause the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2" to become the "Current Projectile" and test for Collisions with all Objects within "Activity Range")

#1152 ;Call Function CurrObject Const (Cause the "Current Object" to queue Game-global Object Movement Function 10)
: G10 ;Game-global Object MovementFunction 10

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#1155 ;Run Function CurrObject Const (Cause the "Current Object" to queue and immediately process the Object Movement Function whose "Full List ID" value is stored in User Register 2)
:  R2 ;Value stored in User Register 2"

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#1168 ;Stop Function FetchedObject Obj (Cause the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2" to remove from its queue the Object Movement Function whose "Full List ID" value is stored in "Extra Variable" 9 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2")
:  E9 ;"Extra Variable" 9 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2"

#1154 ;Call Function CurrObject OConst (Cause the "Current Object" to queue the Object Movement Function whose ID is listed for "Constant" 10 of the Object Type's "Constant List" 0)
:   0 ;Object Type's "Constant List" 0
:  10 ;"Constant" 10 from the Object Type's "Constant List" 0

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#1157 ;Run Function CurrObject OConst (Cause the "Current Object" to queue and immediately process the Object Movement Function whose ID is listed for "Constant" 4 of the Object Type's "Constant List" 7)
:   4 ;Object Type's "Constant List" 4
:   7 ;"Constant" 7 from the Object Type's "Constant List" 4

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#1169 ;Stop Function FetchedObject OConst (Cause the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2" to remove from its queue the Object Movement Function whose ID is listed for "Constant" 2 of the Object Type's "Constant List" 1)
:   2 ;Object Type's "Constant List" 2
:   1 ;"Constant" 1 from the Object Type's "Constant List" 2

# 979 ;Reg = Ptr to CurrObject (Store a pointer to the "Current Object" in User Register 7)
:  U7 ;User Register 7

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# 987 ;Chr2 = Ptr to FetchedObject (Store a pointer to the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" in User-created "Active Variable" 11 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 2")
: a11 ;User-created "Active Variable" 11 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 2"

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# 989 ;Obj2 = Ptr to FetchedObject (Store a pointer to the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" in "Extra Variable" 0 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2")
:  E0 ;"Extra Variable" 0 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2"

#    1133 ;Save Objects (Save Object Layout to the file whose name is stored in the current "Zone"'s Zone Def as "Text" 2)
:      Z2 ;Filename stored in Zone Def "Text" 2

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#    1133 ;Save Objects (Save Object Layout back to the file that was last loaded)
: Current ;The last Object Layout file that was loaded

#1179 ;Stop Current Object ("Destroy" the "Current Object" by stopping all of its Functions and Animations, and turning it into an intangible dummy that can still reset when out of activity range)
:  20 ;Game-global Object Type 20 (Assumed to use no Built-in or Scripted Functions or Animations, and to be set to reset when outside of "Activity Range")

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#1180 ;Stop Fetched Object ("Destroy" the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 2) by stopping all of its Functions and Animations, and turning it into an intangible dummy that can still reset when out of activity range)
:  15 ;Game-global Object Type 15 (Assumed to use no Built-in or Scripted Functions or Animations, and to be set to reset when outside of "Activity Range")

#1183 ;Get Object Collision Area (Obtain the "Collision Area" of the "Current Object" in relation to Player 1's screen, and store it in User Register 14)
:   0 ;Player 1; the top/single screen
: U14 ;User Register 14

#1429 ;Set CurrObject Reg (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in User Register 20 as the "Current Object")
: U20 ;User Register 20

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#1430 ;Set CurrObject Chr (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in User-created "Active Variable" 1 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Current Object")
:  a1 ;User-created "Active Variable" 1 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 0"

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#1431 ;Set CurrObject Obj (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in "Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Current Object")
:  E8 ;"Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0"

#1429 ;Set CurrProjectile Reg (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in User Register 20 as the "Current Projectile")
: U20 ;User Register 20

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#1430 ;Set CurrProjectile Chr (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in User-created "Active Variable" 1 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Current Projectile")
:  a1 ;User-created "Active Variable" 1 of the Player "Fetched" to "Reference 0"

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#1431 ;Set CurrProjectile Obj (Set the Object whose pointer is stored in "Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0" as the "Current Projectile")
:  E8 ;"Extra Variable" 8 of the Object "Fetched" to "Reference 0"

#1217 ;Player Get Object Boundary Offset (Objtain the distance between the Right Side of the MainBounds Box of the "Current Player" and the Right Side of the MainBounds Box of the "Current Object", and place the value in User-created "Active Variable" 25 of the "Current Player")
:   3 ;(Chr)  Right Boundary
:   1 ;(Obj)  Right Boundary
: a25 ;(Dest) User-created "Active Variable" 25 of the "Current Player"

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#1218 ;Projectile Get Object Boundary Offset (Objtain the distance between the Top Side of the MainBounds Box of the "Current Projectile" and the Top Side of the MainBounds Box of the "Current Object", and place the value in "Extra Variable" 10 of the "Current Projectile)
:   0 ;(Chr)  Top Boundary
:   0 ;(Obj)  Top Boundary
: E10 ;(Dest) "Extra Variable" 10 of the "Current Projectile"

#1408 ;Debug Draw (Draw Sprite Frame 0 of Sprite Set 0 of the "Current Object" at an offset of -16,-8 from the Object's current X/Y Position, with normal orientation)
:   0 ;(Set)
:   0 ;(Frame)
: -16 ;(XOff)
:  -8 ;(YOff)
:   0 ;(Dir)  Normal

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#1408 ;Debug Draw (Using the Sprite Frame whose ID is stored in User Register 5, and the Sprite Set whose ID is stored in User Register 6, draw a Sprite from the "Current Object" using the values of User Registers 7 and 8 as X and Y offsets from the Object's current X/Y Position, with flipped and mirrored orientation)
:  R5 ;(Set)   Value of User Register 5
:  R6 ;(Frame) Value of User Register 6
:  R7 ;(XOff)  Value of User Register 7
:  R8 ;(YOff)  Value of User Register 8
:   3 ;(Dir)   Flipped and Mirrored