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--- return_of_samus:technical_information:level_data_banks [2016/07/18 12:51] – [Level Data Pointers] zero_one
+++ return_of_samus:technical_information:level_data_banks [2016/07/18 12:53] – [Screen Transitions Indexes] zero_one
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 In theory, this means you could probably make a 16x16 room in Metroid II, I have not tested this yet, as that's a fair bit of editing but I will when I got more time, it looks like adding in more rooms is as simple as creating more of these level banks.
 ==== Scroll Pointers ====
-The next 0x100 bytes are scroll types, each byte corresponds with a screen and dictates how the scrolling works on that screen.
+The next 0x100 (dec: 256) bytes are scroll types, each byte corresponds with a screen and dictates how the scrolling works on that screen.
 In binary, each byte is formatted like this:
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 ==== Screen Transitions Indexes ====
-The next 0x200 bytes form another 16x16 array of little-endian two-byte values. They serve two functions:
+The next 0x200 (dec: 512) bytes form another 16x16 array of little-endian two-byte values. They serve two functions:
   - One of the bits of the value (bin:wwwwxxxxyyyy-zzz) determines the priority of Samus' sprite relative to the background for the screen. Yes, really. They put it here of all places. It has no bearing on the screen transition.