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| Go back to [[N-SPC Engine]]<br> | | Go back to [[N-SPC Engine]]<br> |
| If you're looking for Super Mario World or Pilotwings, see the [[N-SPC Engine/Prototype|Prototype]] variant instead.
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| '''NOTE: The following page is a stub, and is under construction.'''
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| Nintendo is the first user of the N-SPC engine, both at launch and with the prototype variant. There are a variety of game-specific or programmer-specific cases in here, and thus have been sorted accordingly. | | Nintendo is the first user of the N-SPC engine, both at launch and with the prototype variant. There are a variety of game-specific or programmer-specific cases in here, and thus have been sorted accordingly for disambiguation reasons. |
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| The raw build sorting notes can be found [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Build Sorting|here]] for all variants by Nintendo. | | The raw build sorting notes can be found [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Build Sorting|here]] for all variants by Nintendo. |
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| ''TODO most other Nintendo games''
| | ==Unique Cases== |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/F-Zero|F-Zero]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Sound Module and Burn-In Test|Sound Module and Burn-In Test]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Mario Paint|Mario Paint]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Super Metroid|Super Metroid]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Tetris and Dr. Mario|Tetris and Dr. Mario]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Nintendo Power Menu Program|Nintendo Power Menu Program]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Special Tee Shot|Special Tee Shot]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Super Scope 6 (Blastris)|Super Scope 6 (Blastris)]] |
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| ==F-Zero== | | ==Multi-Game Cases== |
| This is the first released game to use the standard N-SPC VCMD set starting at $E0. VCMDs $FB-$FF don't exist, though, and the fast forward phrase commands also don't exist here.
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Akito Nakatsuka|Akito Nakatsuka]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Hirokazu Tanaka|Hirokazu Tanaka]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Koji Kondo|Koji Kondo]] |
| | ** [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Koji Kondo/Prototype|Prototype]] |
| | * [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Taro Bando|Taro Bando]] |
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| | The raw build sorting notes can be found [[N-SPC Engine/Nintendo/Build Sorting|here]] for all variants by Nintendo. |
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| | F-Zero || <tt>0x0EE9</tt>, relative to <tt>0x0E29</tt> || <tt>0x01E538</tt> (US & Japanese versions)<br><tt>0x01841E</tt> (European version)
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| ===Communication with the SNES===
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| Each CPUIO register has its own individual usage.
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| ====CPUIO0 ($2140/$F4)====
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| |<tt>%xyyzzzzz</tt> || Play Music/Looping SFX/Second Engine Control
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| |<tt>$FF</tt> || Load New Data
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| =====Play Music/Looping SFX/Second Engine Control (Command <tt>$00-$FE</tt>)=====
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| <u>Input</u> <pre>%xyyyzaaa</pre>
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| <u>Output</u> <pre>%00000aaa</pre>
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| * <tt>x</tt>, when set, fades out the music over 84 tempo ticks. It causes music VCMD <tt>$F5</tt> (echo enable bits and volume) to effectively act as a NOP when this happens.
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| * <tt>yyy</tt> is a looping SFX ID for channel 6, with a range of <tt>%001($1)</tt>-<tt>%100($4)</tt>, and looping back to <tt>$1</tt> after <tt>$4</tt>. Except for <tt>$3</tt>, they also don't restore the instrument ID after playing them.
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| * <tt>z</tt>, when set, causes the BRR engine noise generator from $2143/$F7 to output on channels 4-7.
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| * <tt>aaa</tt> is a music ID that is output to the SNES via $2140. <tt>%110($6)</tt> is a special case, as it utilizes an ID that is defined via loading a single byte to a specific memory location, rather than its own (the ID itself is illegal if forced due to a zero pointer). Music data does not actually need to be loaded in this particular case, as it is all stored in one go.
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| =====Load New Data (Command <tt>$FF</tt>)=====
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| Loads new data when set to <tt>$FF</tt>. See [[N-SPC_Engine#Load_New_Data_.28Command_.24FF.29|the source build's Load New Data command]] for the loading protocol, as it is identical binary-wise to the copy used in this one minus the *Ver S1.20* string.
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| ====CPUIO1 ($2141/$F5)====
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| <u>Input</u> <pre>%xyzzzzzz</pre>
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| <u>Output</u> <pre>%00zzzzzz</pre>
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| * <tt>x</tt> increases the overall BRR engine noise generator frequency on channel 8. The BRR engine noise generator frequency is designed to hiccup like a gearshift when activating.
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| * <tt>y</tt> plays a continuous beeping tone on channel 6... unless the music that's currently playing is <tt>$11</tt>, which means a different SFX plays on channels 6 and 8.
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| * <tt>zzzzzz</tt> controls the BRR engine noise generator frequency on channel 8. Disable with zero. This value is what is output to the SNES via $2141.
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| ====CPUIO2 ($2142/$F6)====
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| <pre>%xyzzaaaa</pre>
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| The value output to the SNES via $2142 is which bits are being utilized to play the SFX. Higher bits have more priority, but CPUIO0's channel 6 SFX has higher priority, which in turn is out-prioritized by CPUIO1's channel 6 SFX.
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| * <tt>x</tt> stops the music and goes '''BOOM!''' Channels 3-8 are used, with 5-8 being continuously used afterwards.
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| * <tt>y</tt> plays a UFO-like SFX on channel 6.
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| * <tt>zz</tt> controls the BRR engine noise with vibrato on channel 6.
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| * <tt>aaaa</tt> controls incidental SFX on channel 6. <tt>$4</tt> doesn't play anthing, and the values wrap around to <tt>$1</tt> after <tt>$8</tt>, except for $C, which plays <tt>$8</tt>.
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| ====CPUIO3 ($2143/$F7)====
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| <u>Input</u> <pre>%xxxxyyyy</pre>
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| <u>Output</u> <pre>%0000xxxx</pre>
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| *<tt>xxxx</tt> controls the panning of the second vehicle on channel 7, with zero representing left and $E representing right. Sets up a whole bunch of vehicle noises on channels 4-7 if set to $F instead that are not pitch-controllable. These bits are output to the SNES via $2143 as the lowest four bits.
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| *<tt>yyyy</tt> controls the BRR engine noise generator frequency (and volume) of the second vehicle on channel 7, or several at once on channels 1-5 and 7 if bit <tt>z</tt> on $2140/$F4 is set.
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| ====SFX Sequence Format====
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| Most of the SFX is hard-coded and the instrument format, when utilized outside of the actual instrument table, is identical to a music instrument's. The only SFX that actually uses a SFX sequence format beyond an array of notes is CPUIO0's bit <tt>yyy</tt> ID <tt>%010 ($2)</tt> (there's actually a second one defined, but it appears to never have been used). These are headerless, unlike a song, and they only support one channel at a time, with the channel used being fixed.
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| |<tt>$01-$7F</tt> || Note Duration || <tt>(xx)</tt>
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| |<tt>$80-$C7</tt> || Note ||
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| |<tt>$C8</tt> || Tie ||
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| |<tt>$C9</tt> || Rest ||
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| |<tt>$CA-$DF</tt> || Percussion ||
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| |<tt>$E1-$FE</tt> || Invalid Note ||
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| |<tt>$FF</tt> || Restart SFX ||
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| =====End of SFX (VCMD <tt>$00</tt>)=====
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| Terminates the SFX.
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| =====Note Duration (VCMD <tt>$01-$7F</tt>)=====
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| <pre>%0xxxxxxx (yy)</pre>
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| * <tt>xxxxxxx</tt> represents your note length (as seven bits) in tempo ticks.
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| * <tt>yy</tt>, if less than <tt>$80</tt>, represents the volume of the note.
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| =====Note (VCMD <tt>$80-$C7</tt>)=====
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| Plays a note and delays the channel for one note length before reading another VCMD.
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| =====Tie (VCMD <tt>$C8</tt>)=====
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| Continues playing the previous note and delays the channel for one note length before reading another VCMD.
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| =====Rest (VCMD <tt>$C9</tt>)=====
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| Keys off the previous note and delays the channel for one note length before reading another VCMD.
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| =====Percussion (VCMD <tt>$CA-$DF</tt>)=====
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| Plays a percussion note.
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| By default, percussion uses the same instrument set as the song, and all percussion is keyed on with a note of <tt>$A4</tt>. Note that there is no way to define the base instrument ID used for percussion for the SFX, so it is bound to the music's base instrument ID for percussion instead.
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| =====Instrument (VCMD <tt>$E0</tt>)=====
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| <pre>$E0 xx</pre>
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| * <tt>xx</tt> is an instrument ID to an array of instruments. The array used is the same one used for the music.
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| =====Invalid Note (VCMD <tt>$E1-$FE</tt>)=====
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| Doesn't crash the sound driver, but does play an invalid note.
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| =====Restart SFX (VCMD <tt>$FF</tt>)=====
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| Restarts the SFX from the beginning.
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| | Aging Cassette/Sound Module and Burn-In Test || <tt>0x0EE9</tt>, relative to <tt>0x0E29</tt> || <tt>0x0380BA</tt> (Aging Cassette)<br><tt>0x038792</tt> (SNES Burn-In Test Cartridge)
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| ===Voice Command Format===
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| ''TODO new music VCMDs (the standard set is offset backwards by two IDs, and three new VCMDs are added on)''
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| ===Communication with the SNES===
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| ''TODO identical to standard Kankichi/N-SPC except for new commands at $80, $90-$93, of which $80 does $90-$93's commands as well as provide output''
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| <br><br><br>
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| ''TODO all other Nintendo variant games (that aren't known to be associated with other Nintendo variant games and likely have sound driver command differences between each other)''
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| [[Category:SPC Sound Engines]] | | [[Category:SPC Sound Engines]] |
| [[Category:N-SPC Variants]] | | [[Category:N-SPC Variants]] |
