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26 lines
1.3 KiB
C
26 lines
1.3 KiB
C
#pragma once
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/**********************
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* COLLISION SETTINGS *
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**********************/
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// Reduces some find_floor calls, at the cost of some barely noticeable smoothness in Mario's visual movement in a few actions at higher speeds.
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// The defined number is the forward speed threshold before the change is active, since it's only noticeable at lower speeds.
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#define FAST_FLOOR_ALIGN 10
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// Automatically calculates the optimal collision distance for an object based on its vertices.
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#define AUTO_COLLISION_DISTANCE
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// Allows all surfaces types to have force, (doesn't require setting force, just allows it to be optional).
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#define ALL_SURFACES_HAVE_FORCE
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// Number of walls that can push Mario at once. Vanilla is 4.
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#define MAX_REFERENCED_WALLS 4
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// Collision data is the type that the collision system uses. All data by default is stored as an s16, but you may change it to s32.
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// Naturally, that would double the size of all collision data, but would allow you to use 32 bit values instead of 16.
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// Rooms are s8 in vanilla, but if you somehow have more than 255 rooms, you may raise this number.
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// Currently, they *must* say as s8, because the room tables generated by literally anything are explicitly u8 and don't use a macro, making this currently infeasable.
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#define COLLISION_DATA_TYPE s16
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#define ROOM_DATA_TYPE s8
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