The world map is made up of rooms and has a size of 64x64 screens.
A room can have a size ranging from 1x1 screens to 4x4 screens.
A screen in 16x16 tiles.
A tile is 40x40 pixels.

Tentative title: S-NET
traps anything whose name starts with S



===WORLD.DAT FORMAT===

Everything is big-endian, unsigned.
The numbers in parenthesis indicate the number of bits used to encode a value.

# of rooms (8)
for each room:
  x pos on map in screens (6)
  width in screens - 1 (2)
  y pos on map in screens (6)
  height in screens - 1 (2)
  for each row of tiles:
    for each tile:
      tile (8, sometimes 16)
  red color component (2)
  green color component (2)
  blue color component (2)
  music (5)
  # of background layers (5)
  for each background layer:
    x motion in pixels per frame / 2 + 16 (5)
    x parallax motion as a fraction of camera motion * 7 (3)
    y motion in pixels per frame / 2 + 16 (5)
    y parallax motion as a fraction of camera motion * 7 (3)
    image width in tiles - 1 (4)
    image height in tiles - 1 (4)
    # of drawn objects on the image (8)
    for each drawn object:
      type (3)
      red color component (3)
      green color component (3)
      blue color component (3)
      x pos in pixels (10)
      y pos in pixels (10)
      width in pixels - 1 (8)
      height in pixels - 1 (8)



===TILES===

26 basics (same as N but without the 8 curved tiles)
4 platformy (spikes, bouncy, destroyable, immobile oneway)
136 movement (1-1, 1-2, 2-2, 1-3, 2-3, 3-3, 1-4, ... , 15-16, 16-16)
  ^ 1 byte follows: oneway (1), direction (2), speed (2), pause (2), easing (1)
30 wires (1 straight, 4 bent, 4 intersection, 1 cross, plus all of these midair, plus all of

these destroyable)
12 binary start logic gates (4 direction and, or, xor)
2 unary, binary extension logic gates (not, buffer)
5 logic inputs (levers, buttons, lasers, slow alternator, fast alternator)
4 logic outputs (doors, lasers, small bomb, big bomb)
6 permanant powerups (jump, speed, health, weapon1, weapon2, weapon3)
3 temporary powerups (ammo, health, invincibility)
1 savepoint
5 bosses
22 enemies
this adds up to 256


enemy ratios:

2 flying ranged (rotating shields, bland)
4 flying melee (bland, rotating shields, enemy picker-upper, networker)
3 ground ranged (spawn blands, glass cannon, curly-esque)
15 ground melee:
 -bland
 -networkers:
  -shield
  -explode on death
  -high speed
 -same as networkers but without networking ability
 -front shield
 -teleporter/dodger
 -cowardly/hit-and-run
 -fire sword that dispels blocks/grapples
 -bull, charges on sight, but can't turn around, both invincible and normal variants
 -monkeys? (climbing)


===WEAPONS===
3 available weapons in a given playthru
3 chars to select from

*unique

scout (speed=health (maybe more, because weaker weapons?)): grapple, blox, *wind
soldier (speed<health): ricochet, *shotgun, blox
spy (speed>health): ricochet, grapple, *parasol

the three shared are grapple, blox, ricochet
scout: wind replaces ricochet
soldier: shotgun replaces grapple
spy: parasol replaces blox



===BOSSES===
aircraft you have to destroy without falling off of
splitting slime
hostile environments (i.e. vacuum)