Jyotyu Tileset

TODO:
- 3d tile table
- hardcoded tile properties
- test camera controller priority when tiled across chunks and when two are in one tile object
- pictures
- lede

1. Jyotyu Palette

These files are the palettes used by the Jyotyu tileset:

2. List of graphics that use the Jyotyu Palette

3. Camera Controllers

Map16 tiles 1 through 6 have hardcoded behaviours that affect how the camera behaves when approaching a chunk. When multiple are in a chunk, the highest-priority tile object takes precedent. NSMBe assigns these tiles colours for visibility in the editor. Tiles 7 and 8 — a vine stopper and an invisible wall, respectively — are not known to have any hardcoded properties despite similarly being coloured by NSMBe.

1: Camera blocker; prevents the camera from entering a chunk, even when it contains tiles. 

2: Allows camera to enter empty chunks.

3: Smoothly raises bottom of camera out of a chunk when approached from the left; conversely, allows camera to smoothly lower into a chunk when approached from the right.

4: Smoothly lowers top of camera out of a chunk when approached from the left; conversely, allows camera to smoothly raise into a chunk when approached from the right.

5: Smoothly raises bottom of camera out of a chunk when approached from the right; conversely, allows camera to smoothly lower into a chunk when approached from the left. Misleadingly described as forbidding the camera from entering chunks by NSMBe.

6: Smoothly lowers top of camera out of a chunk when approached from the right; conversely, allows camera to smoothly raise into a chunk when approached from the left.

4. Tile Behavior Changes

When certain switches are triggered, tile behaviors of specific map16 tiles change. This is done in conjunction with switch-triggered tile animations to make things like blue coins and red blocks appear.

P-Switch

These tiles change when a p-switch or a red ring set to act like a p-switch is triggered.

Additionally, all tiles in the jyotyu tileset with the behavior 0x00000200 (coin) will change to 0x00001000 (brick block) and, likewise, all tiles with the behavior 0x00001000 (brick block) will change to 0x00000200 (coin).

!-Switch

These tiles will change when a !-switch with normal settings or a red ring set to act like a !-switch is triggered.

!-Switch (red blocks only)

These tiles will change when red ring set to "Red Blocks only" mode or a !-switch with "Delay on multiple" is set to "Unknown" is triggered.