Mitmap stuff

check:

daAlink_c::setWindSpeed(void) for rupee slide

setSwordAtCollision for no recoil
checkNoCollisionCorret for no recoil
crash for no recoil
daAlink_c::checkSwordTwirlAction(void)
daAlink_c::procSwordPush
Z2CreatureLink::startLinkSwordSound

cancelBoomerangLock(fopAc_ac_c *) for gale bug
checkBoomerangAnimeAndReturnWait
checkNextActionBoomerang(void)
daPy_boomerangMove_c::bgCheckAfterOffset(cXyz const *)
daPy_py_c::cancelBoomerangLockActor(fopAc_ac_c *)




Section starting at 80h: Mitmap offset table

Section+0: Offset from start of main pic to end = repeat of main image size (4 bytes)
Section+4: Offset from start of mitmap data section to 2nd mitmap (4 bytes) (Mitmaps are stored biggest-to-smallest)
Section+8: Offset from start of mitmap data section to 3rd mitmap etc. (4 bytes)

Size of mitmap 1 = offsetMitmap2
Size of mitmap 2 = offsetMitmap3 - offsetMitmap2
Size of final mitmap11 = mitmapSectionSize - offsetMitmap11

First mitmap has a resolution that is floored down to the next power of 2 on both axis from the original image resolution. E.g. the main image has a resolution of 2432x1792, the first mitmap would be 2048x1024 big

Further mitmaps are just halved normally (1024x512, 512x256, 256x128, 128x64, 64x32, 32x16, 16x8, 8x4, 4x2, 2x1)

biggest bitmap is 2097152 = 2048x1024
biggest bitmap is 524288 = 1024x512
second bitmap should be (512x256 = 524288 bytes


2 ^ (Mitmap count - 1) = biggest mitmap width (height = width/2)


TP HD Logo uses 2048x1024.dds