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| * They will always appear in every act in the level, as they don't have an act mask. | * They will always appear in every act in the level, as they don't have an act mask. | ||
| * Each macro object contains a preset ID, that references a list that tells the object what model ID and behavior are. | * Each macro object contains a preset ID, that references a list that tells the object what model ID and behavior are. | ||
| - | * Because the y-rotation is stored in 7 bits, it allows for a maximum range of 0 to 127. This maps to 0 to 360 in the game for the y-rotation. In order to receive the y-rotation from this number, multiply by ''2.8125''. This also means the highest accuracy available for macro objects is 2.8125º. | + | * Because the y-rotation is stored in 7 bits, it allows for a maximum range of 0 to 127. This maps to 0° to 360° in the game for the y-rotation. In order to receive the y-rotation from this number, multiply by ''2.8125''. This also means the highest accuracy available for macro objects is 2.8125°. |
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