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 A: Yes, yes it is my good sir. A: Yes, yes it is my good sir.
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 +<color #FFAA88>//** Q: "What are Hexadecimal and Binary?" **// </color>
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 +A: Hexadecimal and Binary are magical ways to represent numbers. The way we normally represent numbers is with the Decimal System which has 10 symbols(0 to 9). Binary represents numbers with two symbols(0 and 1). Hexadecimal represents numbers with 16 symbols(0 to F) where after "9" comes letters of the alphabet starting with "A" and continuing on until "F". Each digit in a numeric system can represent n^i where n is the numeric system (i.e. Binary is 2) and i is the digit(i.e. In 10000 the digit with the 1 is the 5th digit). Remember Hexadecimal and Binary are features and should be embraced by all, if you are still confused on how to read and write in hexadecimal and binary, you should look up how to do it, you are on the internet after all.
  
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 A: Either you are bad and selecting the wrong door, or you are bad and not using the [[http://wiki.metroidconstruction.com/doku.php?id=metroid:asm_hacks#doorway_scrolling|Door Scroll Patch]]. A: Either you are bad and selecting the wrong door, or you are bad and not using the [[http://wiki.metroidconstruction.com/doku.php?id=metroid:asm_hacks#doorway_scrolling|Door Scroll Patch]].
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-<color #FFAA88>//** Q: "What is Hexadecimal and Binary?" **// </color> 
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-A: Hexadecimal and Binary are magical ways to represent numbers. The way we normally represent numbers is with the Decimal System which has 10 symbols(0 to 9). Binary represents numbers with two symbols(0 and 1). Hexadecimal represents numbers with 16 symbols(0 to F) where after "9" comes letters of the alphabet starting with "A" and continuing on until "F". Each digit in a numeric system can represent n^i where n is the numeric system (i.e. Binary is 2) and i is the digit(i.e. In 10000 the digit with the 1 is the 5th digit). Remember Hexadecimal and Binary are features and should be embraced by all, if you are still confused on how to read and write in hexadecimal and binary, you should look up how to do it, you are on the internet after all. 
  
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-<color #FFAA88>**"Stair" Physics:**</color>+<color #FFAA88>**"Slope" Physics:**</color>
  
 Since snarf helped with Rogue Dawn, certain tiles were named SlopeRight, SlopeLeft, and SlopeTop. These are not included Tile types and are actually Solid Tiles. Since snarf helped with Rogue Dawn, certain tiles were named SlopeRight, SlopeLeft, and SlopeTop. These are not included Tile types and are actually Solid Tiles.
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