RAM Addresses
Address	Length	Description
$7E:0000	16 bytes	Scratch RAM, is and can be used for multiple purposes. (Temporarily preserving a value) In SMW (and LM ASM hacks), it includes, but is not excluded to: $7E0000 - Xpos Used For Sprite Creation, Low Byte $7E0001 - Ypos Used For Sprite Creation, Low Byte $7E0003 - Block # from LM Map16 Editor $7E0004 - Sprite GFX table - Used for when uploading sprite GFX files to VRAM, also used as high byte for block number $7E0008 - Xpos Used For Sprite Creation, High Byte $7E0009 - Ypos Used For Sprite Creation, High Byte $7E000E - Used by the game to store the level number briefly while deciding which Level and Sprite Pointers to use (during Overworld->Level transitions).
$7E:0010	1 byte	If value is != #$00, run the actual game (otherwise, loop forever). Is set to a non-zero value during NMI.
$7E:0011	1 byte	Used to distinguish IRQ #1 from IRQ #2's code. (Inside the Morton/Ludwig/Roy room, although it can be used in other areas that run IRQ as well.) #$00 = IRQ #1, #$01 = IRQ #2.
$7E:0012	1 byte	Image loader. (Value must be divisible by 3)
$7E:0013	1 byte	Frame Counter (Increases by 1 each frame)
$7E:0014	1 byte	"Sprite" frame counter. Stops when sprites are frozen, etc. Basically, a frame counter that only runs when a sprite is running.
$7E:0015	1 byte	Controller data 1 01=Right, 02=Left, 04=Down, 08=Up, 10=Start, 20=Select, 40=Y and X, 80=B and A
$7E:0016	1 byte	Controller data 1 (one frame) - Same values as $15
$7E:0017	1 byte	Controller data 2 - 10=R, 20=L, 40=X, 80=A
$7E:0018	1 byte	Controller data 2 (one frame) - Same values as $17
$7E:0019	1 byte	Powerup. #$00 = Small, #$01 = Big, #$02 = Cape, #$03 = Fire.
$7E:001A	2 bytes	Layer 1 X position. Mirror of $210D.
$7E:001C	2 bytes	Layer 1 Y position. Mirror of $210E.
$7E:001E	2 bytes	Layer 2 X position. Mirror of $210F.
$7E:0020	2 bytes	Layer 2 Y position. Mirror of $2110.
$7E:0022	2 bytes	Layer 3 X postion. Mirror of $2111.
$7E:0024	2 bytes	Layer 3 Y position. Mirror of $2112.
$7E:0026	2 bytes	Depending on Layer 3 tides being activated or not, it's either: Not activated: (Layer 2 Xpos) minus (Layer 1 Xpos) Activated: Layer 3 Xpos) minus (Layer 1 Xpos)
$7E:0028	2 bytes	Depending on layer 3 tides being activated or not, it's either: Not activated: (Layer 2 Ypos) minus (Layer 1 Ypos) Activated: Layer 3 Ypos) minus (Layer 1 Ypos)
$7E:002A	2 bytes	Mode 7 Center X Position. Mirror of $211F, + #$0080.
$7E:002C	2 bytes	Mode 7 Center Y position. Mirror of $2120, + #$0080.
$7E:002E	2 bytes	Mode 7 Parameter A (Scale X). Mirror of $211B.
$7E:0030	2 bytes	Mode 7 Parameter B (Shear X). Mirror of $211C.
$7E:0032	2 bytes	Mode 7 Parameter C (Shear Y). Mirror of $211D.
$7E:0034	2 bytes	Mode 7 Parameter D (Scale Y). Mirror of $211E.
$7E:0036	2 bytes	Mode 7 Rotation. It will rotate layer 1/BG1 clockwise as you increase it.
$7E:0038	2 bytes	Mode 7 scaling. Byte 1 scales it horizontally, while byte 2 scales it vertically.
$7E:003A	2 bytes	Mode 7 Layer 1 X Position. Mirror of $210D.
$7E:003C	2 bytes	Mode 7 Layer 1 Y Position. Mirror of $210E.
$7E:003E	1 byte	BG Mode select ($2105) applied with IRQ below status bar. Setting bit 3 (%00001000) gives Layer 3 priority.
$7E:003F	1 byte	OAM Address, low byte. Also known as the mirror of register $2102. High byte is at ROM $00:846B.
$7E:0040	1 byte	CGADSUB setting: abcdefgh a = 0 for Addition, 1 for Subtraction, b = 1/2 Enable c = Back Enable, d = Object Enable, efgh = Enable BG 4, 3, 2, 1 (bit 3 only affect below the status bar). Mirror of $2131.
$7E:0041	1 byte	BG 1 and 2 Window Mask Settings: aaaabbbb a = BG 2 Window Settings b = BG 1 Window Settings. Mirror of $2123.
$7E:0042	1 byte	BG 3 and 4 Window Mask Settings: aaabbbb a = BG 4 Window Settings b = BG 3 Window Settings. Mirror of $2124.
$7E:0043	1 byte	OBJ and Color Window Settings: aaaabbbb a = Color Window Settings b = OBJ Window Settings. Mirror of $2125.
$7E:0044	1 byte	Initial Settings for Color Addition: aabb00cd a = Main Color Window On/Off, b = Sub Color Window On/Off, c = Fixed Color Add/Subtract Enable, d = Direct Select. Mirror of $2130.
$7E:0045	2 bytes	Column (or row) of map16 tiles to use for VRAM upload when L1 is scrolling left (or up)
$7E:0047	2 bytes	Identical to $7E0045, but used for right (or down) direction scrolling
$7E:0049	2 bytes	Identical to $7E0045-$7E0046, but for layer 2 levels where applicable.
$7E:004B	2 bytes	Identical to $7E0047-$7E0048, but for layer 2 levels where applicable.
$7E:004D	2 bytes	Last X (or Y) L1 scroll value where VRAM upload of map16 tiles was performed when scrolling left (or up). The low 4 bits are forced to zero in order to get scroll values on a 16 pixel boundary. It is used to determine if a VRAM update is necessary during scrolling.
$7E:004F	2 bytes	Identical to $7E004D-$7E004E, but for scroll in the right (or down) direction.
$7E:0051	2 bytes	Identical to $7E004D-$7E004E, but for L2 where applicable.
$7E:0053	2 bytes	Identical to $7E004F-$7E0050, but for L2 where applicable.
$7E:0055	1 byte	Direction of scroll for L1. 00: left (or up) 02: right (or down) Used to index the above 2 byte camera tables.
$7E:0056	1 byte	Identical to $7E0055, but for L2 where applicable.
$7E:0057	1 byte	Used in the level loading code. It's the position within the subscreen. Could be used as scratch RAM (except in ObjecTool and similar codes).
$7E:0058	1 byte	Cleared during reset, titlescreen load and OW load.
$7E:0059	1 byte	Used in the level loading routine. It's the size of the object, or extended object type depending on what object is being loaded. Could be used as scratch RAM (except in ObjecTool and similar codes).
$7E:005A	1 byte	Used in the level loading routine. It's the object number. Could be used as scratch RAM (except in ObjecTool and similar codes).
$7E:005B	1 byte	Screen mode: Cc????Vv C=Collision with layer 2 c=Collision with layer 1? V=Vertical layer 2 v=Vertical layer 1
$7E:005C	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen and overworld load.
$7E:005D	1 byte	# of screens in level
$7E:0060	4 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen and overworld load.
$7E:0064	1 byte	Properties (YXPPCCCT) byte for most sprites.
$7E:0065	3 bytes	24bit pointer to Level Data.
$7E:0068	3 bytes	24bit pointer to the layer 2 data.
$7E:006B	3 bytes	Pointer to low byte of block data (used during level load).
$7E:006E	3 bytes	Pointer to high byte of block data (used during level load).
$7E:0071	1 byte	Mario Action trigger 00=nothing 01=flashing as if Mario's hurt by an enemy 02=get mushroom animation 03=get cape animation (note: you must write to $1496 for it to work) 04=get flower animation (note: you must write to $149B for it to work) 05=enter a horizontal pipe 06=enter a vertical pipe 07=shoot from a diagonal pipe 08=shoot into the sky (like when yoshi get's wings from a ?-block) 09=end the level without activating events on the OW (used when Mario dies) (note: you will lose a life) 0A=used in castle entrance moves 0B=Mario stops until $00 is written 0C=used in castle entrance moves 0D=enter a door
$7E:0072	1 byte	Mario's image while in the air.
$7E:0073	1 byte	Mario is ducking flag.
$7E:0074	1 byte	Mario is climbing flag
$7E:0075	1 byte	"Mario is in water" flag
$7E:0076	1 byte	Mario's direction. 00=Left; 01=Right
$7E:0077	1 byte	Player blocked status - Used to check if player is blocked in a certain direction. Format: SxxMUDLR The M bit means that Mario is in the middle of a block. The S bit indicates that Mario is touching the side of the screens while horizontal screen scrolling is disabled.
$7E:0078	1 byte	Used to obscure (parts of) Mario.
$7E:0079	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:007B	1 byte	Mario Xspeed. #$7F is the fastest rightwards speed, while #$80 is the highest leftwards. +/-#$15 is fully walking, +/-#$30 is fully running. #$00-#$7F is right, #$80-#$FF is left.
$7E:007C	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen, overworld and level load.
$7E:007D	1 byte	Mario Yspeed. #$80 is the highest upwards speed, while #$7F is the highest downwards speed. #$15 is falling at mid-speed, #$30 is falling at max-speed, #$EB is jumping at mid-speed and #$D0 is jumping at full speed. #$00-#$7F = falling, #$80-#$FF = rising.
$7E:007E	2 bytes	Mario's X position (screen)
$7E:0080	2 bytes	Mario's Y position (screen)
$7E:0085	1 byte	Water Level flag
$7E:0086	1 byte	Slippery Level flag. #$FF makes the player slip a LOT while #$01 makes the player slip barely. #$00 disables the slippery level flag.
$7E:0087	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen, overworld and level load.
$7E:0088	1 byte	How long Mario goes into a pipe until he warps to another level.
$7E:0089	1 byte	Actions to take when Mario enters/exits a pipe. (Writing to it will only have effect if 7E:0071 is equal to 06.) 00=Enter a right-facing horizontal pipe. 01=Enter a left-facing horizontal pipe. 02=Enter a down-facing vertical pipe. 03=Enter an up-facing vertical pipe. 04=Exit from a left-facing horizontal pipe. 05=Exit from a right-facing horizontal pipe. 06=Exit from an up-facing vertical pipe. 07=Exit from a down-facing vertical pipe.
$7E:008A	3 bytes	Holds the 3-byte pointer to the location of the decompressed GFX files inside the ROM. Solely $8A is used as number of options to select in a blinking cursor menu. Solely $8A also controls the speed of revealing event tiles (Only 01 and 08 are valid though)
$7E:008D	3 bytes	24-bit pointer to part of the decompressed graphics; starts at $7EACFE/F and decrementing. RAM address has multiple purposes, however.
$7E:0094	2 bytes	Mario's X position (level, next frame)
$7E:0096	2 bytes	Mario's Y position (level, next frame)
$7E:0098	1 byte	Sprite creation: Y position (low) Custom Block: Y position of contact(low)
$7E:0099	1 byte	Sprite creation: Y position (high) Custom Block: Y position of contact(high)
$7E:009A	1 byte	Sprite creation: X position (low) Custom Block: X position of contact(low)
$7E:009B	1 byte	Sprite creation: X position (high) Custom Block: X position of contact(high)
$7E:009C	1 byte	Generate Map16 tile
$7E:009D	1 byte	Lock sprites timer
$7E:009E	12 bytes	Sprite number
$7E:00AA	12 bytes	Sprite Y Speed Table
$7E:00B6	12 bytes	Sprite X Speed Table
$7E:00C2	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. In SMW, it's most commonly used as a pointer to different parts of a sprite.
$7E:00CE	3 bytes	24bit pointer to level's sprite data.
$7E:00D1	2 bytes	Mario's X position (level, current frame)
$7E:00D3	2 bytes	Mario's Y position (level, current frame)
$7E:00D5	3 bytes	Pointer to X and Y positions of Wiggler segments.
$7E:00D8	12 bytes	Sprite Ypos Low Byte (table)
$7E:00E4	12 bytes	Sprite Xpos Low Byte (table)
$7E:00F0	16 bytes	Empty space. Note: Is used by Lunar Magic.
$7E:0100	1 byte	Game Mode. 00 Load Nintendo Presents - 01 Nintendo Presents - 02 Fade to Title Screen 03 Load Title Screen - 04 Prepare Title Screen - 05 Title Screen: Fade in 06 Title Screen: Circle effect - 07 Title Screen - 08 Title Screen: File select 09 Title Screen: File delete - 0A Title Screen: Player select - 0B Fade to Overworld 0C Load Overworld - 0D Overworld: Fade in - 0E Overworld 0F Fade to Level - 10 Fade to Level (black) - 11 Load Level (Mario Start!) 12 Prepare Level - 13 Level: Fade in - 14 Level 15 Fade to Game Over - 16 Fade to Game Over? - 17 Game Over 18 Load Credits/Cutscene? - 19 Load Credits/Cutscene? - 1A Load Credits/Cutscene? 1B Ending: Credits / Cutscene - 1C Fade to Yoshi's House - 1D Fade to Yoshi's House (black) 1E Ending: Yoshi's House: Fade in - 1F Ending: Yoshi's House - 20 Fade to Enemies 21 Fade to Enemies (black)- 22 Fade to Enemies? - 23 Fade to Enemies (black)? 24 Ending: Enemies: Fade in - 25 Ending: Enemies - 26 Fade to The End / Go to 22 27 Fade to The End (black) - 28 Ending: The End: Fade in - 29 Ending: The End
$7E:0101	4 bytes	Currently loaded sprite GFX files (stored in reverse order)
$7E:0105	4 bytes	Currently loaded layer GFX files (stored in reverse order)
$7E:0109	1 byte	When set to a non-zero value, the OW loading routine is overridden by loading level value stored here-$24. This means levels 0-FF can be used with the exception of level DC.
$7E:010A	1 byte	Save File #
$7E:010B	245 bytes	Stack
$7E:0200	544 bytes	OAM. $0310-$0313 is for Mario's upper tile, $0314-$0317 for Mario's lower tile.
$7E:0420	128 bytes	Table that determines the size of a sprite's tile - 8x8 (#$00) or 16x16 (#$02). Each byte corresponds to 4 OAM bytes. Stores to $0400-$041F (where each 2 bits correspond to 4 OAM bytes.)
$7E:04A0	448 bytes	HDMA table for windowing effects (keyhole, level end, etc.)
$7E:0660	32 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0680	21 bytes	Used for the lightning effect, Big Boo Boss fading, and Magikoopa's fading.
$7E:0695	108 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0701	2 bytes	BG Colour. Used during gameplay in conjunction with $2132.
$7E:0703	512 bytes	The whole palette. Seems to only be used in the level loading routine.
$7E:0903	2 bytes	Copy of BG colour $0701/2.
$7E:0905	496 bytes	Copy of palettes 0-F from $0703-$08F2. Only the first half of palette F is included.
$7E:0AF5	1 byte	Cleared during reset and titlescreen load. Also cleared after a boss had been beaten.
$7E:0AF6	256 bytes	Used for three different things: 1. Decompressed overworld graphics, animated tiles. For that it also cooperates with $0BF6-$0C55. 2. Iggy's platform interaction. (16x16.) 3. Various tables for the Yoshi eggs at the credits. That includes how much time to wait until a new egg breaks ($0B08), Y speed ($0B0C,x), etc.
$7E:0BF6	384 bytes	Decompressed GFX for tiles 4A-4F, 5A-5F of SP1.
$7E:0D76	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the first of three possible source addresses.
$7E:0D78	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the second of three possible source addresses.
$7E:0D7A	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the third of three possible source addresses.
$7E:0D7C	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the first of three possible VRAM addresses.
$7E:0D7E	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the second of three possible VRAM addresses.
$7E:0D80	2 bytes	Used during the Mario GFX DMA routine. It holds the third of three possible VRAM addresses.
$7E:0D82	2 bytes	Pointer to Mario/Luigi pallete. B2C8=Mario B2DC=Luigi, B2F0=Fire Mario, B304=Fire Luigi
$7E:0D85	20 bytes	2 byte pointers in bank 7E for uploading Player's onscreen tiles. 2 sets of 10 bytes (top half, bottom half) for Mario's head, body, cape, Yoshi head / Fireball, Yoshi body / Fireball.
$7E:0D99	2 bytes	Holds the lower two bytes of the RAM address where the player's graphics are stored; used during the player graphics DMA routine.
$7E:0D9B	1 byte	Activates different level modes, depending on the following values: $00 = Regular level $01 = Mario Start, Time Up, etc. + Title Screen + Castle destruction scene $02 = Overworld $80 = Iggy's and Larry's battle mode $C0 = Morton's and Roy's battle mode $C1 = Bowser (Not sure if this is all of them)
$7E:0D9C	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0D9D	1 byte	Main Screen Setting of Current Level Mode (000abcde a = Object b = BG 4 c = BG 3 d = BG 2 e = BG 1). Appear as TM in LM. Mirror of $212C, transfer only occurs on level load.
$7E:0D9E	1 byte	Sub Screen Setting of Current Level Mode (000abcde a = Object b = BG 4 c = BG 3 d = BG 2 e = BG 1). Appear as TD in LM. Mirror of $212D, transfer only occurs on level load.
$7E:0D9F	1 byte	H-DMA Channel Enable: abcdefgh a = Channel 7 .. h = Channel 0: 1 = Enable 0 = Disable. Mirror of $420C.
$7E:0DA0	1 byte	Current Player (0 - Player 1, 1 - Player 2). Used by controller Routine.
$7E:0DA1	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0DA2	1 byte	Copy of controller data 1.
$7E:0DA3	1 byte	2nd Player Controller data 1 - All the same values as $7E0015
$7E:0DA4	1 byte	Copy of controller data 2.
$7E:0DA5	1 byte	2nd Player Controller data 2 - All the same values as $7E0017
$7E:0DA7	1 byte	2nd Player Controller data 1 - All the same values as $7E0015 - One frame
$7E:0DA9	1 byte	2nd Player Controller data 2 - All the same values as $7E0017 - One frame
$7E:0DAE	1 byte	Brightness (0-F). Mirror of $2100.
$7E:0DAF	1 byte	Mosaic direction. 00 when shrinking size. 01 when increasing size.
$7E:0DB0	1 byte	Current mosaic pixel size on level load. Mirror of $2106, bits 0 and 1 always set.
$7E:0DB1	1 byte	Is used to keep a mode active. If value is positive, game mode doesn't change.
$7E:0DB2	1 byte	2-Player Flag
$7E:0DB3	1 byte	Character. 00=Mario; 01=Luigi
$7E:0DB4	1 byte	Mario's Lives
$7E:0DB5	1 byte	Luigi Lives
$7E:0DB6	1 byte	Mario Coins
$7E:0DB7	1 byte	Luigi Coins
$7E:0DB8	1 byte	Mario Powerup
$7E:0DB9	1 byte	Luigi Powerup
$7E:0DBA	1 byte	Mario Yoshi Colour
$7E:0DBB	1 byte	Luigi Yoshi Colour
$7E:0DBC	1 byte	Mario Item Box. 00=Nothing; 01=Mushroom; 02=Cape; 03=Fire Flower
$7E:0DBD	1 byte	Luigi Item Box. 00=Nothing; 01=Mushroom; 02=Cape; 03=Fire Flower
$7E:0DBE	1 byte	Current player's lives
$7E:0DBF	1 byte	Current player's coins
$7E:0DC0	1 byte	Green Star Block Count Counter (starts at 30, decrements for each coin)
$7E:0DC1	1 byte	Player can carry Yoshi over levels flag.
$7E:0DC2	1 byte	Item in the reserved item aka Item Box. #$00=None; #$01=Mushroom; #$02=Fire Flower; #$03=Star; #$04=Cape
$7E:0DC4	3 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0DC7	2 bytes	OW X position of Mario (Same as $7E:1F17(?))
$7E:0DC9	2 bytes	OW Y position of Mario (Same as $7E:1F19 (?))
$7E:0DCB	2 bytes	OW X position of Luigi (Same as $7E:1F1B (?))
$7E:0DCD	2 bytes	OW Y position of Luigi (Same as $7E:1F1D (?))
$7E:0DD3	1 byte	Player direction. 0 = up, 2 = down, 4 = left, 6 = right.
$7E:0DD5	1 byte	FF = activate secret event on level exit
$7E:0DD6	1 byte	Current player. Used on the overworld. Is actually $0DB3 * 4.
$7E:0DD7	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0DD9	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0DDA	1 byte	Copy of $1DFB, the music register, but is forced to be normal music (nothing above 80.)
$7E:0DDB	3 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0DDE	1 byte	Which file to erase on the erase file screen. Format: xxxxx123
$7E:0DE5	16 bytes	OW Sprite Type (table)
$7E:0E35	16 bytes	OW Sprite XPos Low
$7E:0E45	16 bytes	OW Sprite YPos Low
$7E:0E65	16 bytes	OW Sprite XPos High
$7E:0E75	16 bytes	OW Sprite YPos High
$7E:0E85	16 bytes	Apparently unused RAM; judging by the surrounding addresses, there was once an overworld sprite table of some kind here. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0E95	16 bytes	OW Sprite X speed
$7E:0EA5	16 bytes	OW Sprite Y speed
$7E:0EF7	1 byte	If negative and Mario is on a level tile, Mario will enter it directly.
$7E:0EF8	1 byte	Yoshi has been saved for the first time flag (used for Yoshi's thank message)
$7E:0EF9	55 bytes	Status Bar Tilemap
$7E:0F30	1 byte	Timer Frame Counter. After this reaches $00, the game decrements the timer.
$7E:0F31	3 bytes	Timer $0F31 = Hundreds $0F32 = Tens $0F33 = Ones
$7E:0F34	3 bytes	Mario Score
$7E:0F37	3 bytes	Luigi Score
$7E:0F3A	6 bytes	Empty. Cleared on reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0F40	2 bytes	Amount of score to add up to the score total, at level end. (Decrements as total score increments.)
$7E:0F42	6 bytes	Empty. Cleared on reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:0F48	1 byte	Mario Bonus stars
$7E:0F49	1 byte	Luigi Bonus Stars
$7E:0F4A	20 bytes	Castle background flame's frame to display. Is also used for Boo ring to determine its speed, 00 = still, 01-7F = counter-clockwise, 80-FF = clockwise. Is also used for several other sprites that are generated by one single sprites, such as the ghost ceiling, not necessarily for the same purpose.
$7E:0F5E	20 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load. (Was probably intended for use with castle BG flame generator.)
$7E:0FBA	2 bytes	Determines if Boo ring should be loaded or not. 00 = no, any non-zero value = yes.
$7E:0FBE	1,024 bytes	16-bit pointer table, indexed by Map16 tile number*2. Points to the image to use for a certain Map16 tile. Usually starts with $8000 or $9100 and the value counts up with 8 per 2 RAM addresses. Bank byte should be $0D.
$7E:13BE	1 byte	Item Memory settings from header
$7E:13BF	1 byte	Translevel number, set during transfer from world map to level. This identifies the first room of the current level. To convert this to a room number (the "level number" in Lunar Magic), if > $24, then add $DC. The actual formula is more complex. If translevel number > $24, then subtract $24. Then check RAM $7E:1F11 or $7E:1F12. If the player is in a submap (not the big world map), then add $100. The submaps of Super Mario World use translevel numbers > $24, and the big map uses numbers <= $24, so the simplication is that $100 - $24 is $DC.
$7E:13C0	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:13C1	1 byte	Current overworld tile the player is standing on.
$7E:13C2	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:13C3	1 byte	Current player's submap (0 = Main Map, 1 = Yoshi's, 2 = Vanilla, 3 = Forest, 4 = Bowser's, 5 = Special, 6 = Star)
$7E:13C4	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:13C5	1 byte	Increases each time a 3UP moon is collected, serves no other purpose. (Its value is never loaded originally.)
$7E:13C6	1 byte	Used by SMW's cutscenes. It's from 1-8 and go in the order of the boss battles, e.g. 01 = Iggy's castle, 02 = Morton's castle and 08 = Credits
$7E:13C7	1 byte	Yoshi colour (4=yellow, 6=blue, 8=red, A=green - refreshes on level change)
$7E:13C8	1 byte	Empty. Cleared on reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:13C9	1 byte	Show "Continue/End menu on the Overworld" flag
$7E:13CA	1 byte	Show Save Prompt on the overworld flag. It actually triggers when you get on a new level tile.
$7E:13CB	1 byte	This has been left out in the current SMW version. When you hit a goal tape, and spawn a starman (which is never), this is set to $01. Now each time you switch an area in a level, this gets multiplied by 2. When this reaches $80 (changed area 7 times), you will start the area with the star power. The instructions which sets this address to $01 is located at $00:FB5C.
$7E:13CC	1 byte	The value you store here is the amount of coins that are being added up to the total. Usually, $13CC is either #$00 or #$01, but it can be set to other values too.
$7E:13CD	1 byte	"Don't activate the midway point when you touch it" flag
$7E:13CE	1 byte	Midway Point flag
$7E:13D2	1 byte	Multi-purpose flag. Used, for example, for when the level ending flag is set, it acts similarly to when the ! Switches are pressed if value != $00. On the OW, it will temporarily spawn ! blocks. (#$01 for Yellow, #$02 for Blue, #$03 for Red and #$04 for Green, all others unused).
$7E:13D3	1 byte	Timer that disables Start from flipping the Pause flag, if value isn't 0.
$7E:13D4	1 byte	Pause flag (Levels) and look around the overworld flag (Overworld). [01] activates the flag.
$7E:13D7	1 byte	Y speed for the intro march (walking to Yoshi's House). It's in fractions. The higher the value, the lower the speed.
$7E:13D9	1 byte	Seems to be a "Cause Mario event" address on the OW. Probably used when mario just beat a level, the events are activated, etc. 01 -mario goes down whatever path is available (used when just loading OW after finishing a level, to show events and then make mario walk down them?) 02 - Freeze mario, does nothing. 03 - Makes mario face the direction he wants to go 04 - acts like mario just beat the level, aside from activating events. 05 - Same as 02 06 - fade in/out 07 - switches between mario and luigi (even on 1 player) 08 - Same as 06 09 - fades to black. 0A - Fades in/out like when you enter a new area 0B - Activates star warp, if no star warp on that tile warps to closest pipe/star etc 0C - Causes mario to slowly walk forward like he does when you enter the OW for the first time Also used by level end: 00 - Show up the course clear stuff 01 - Keep it on the screen? 02 - Count down timer/convert to score 03 - Do nothing
$7E:13DA	1 byte	Accumulating fraction bits for fixed point Mario X speed.
$7E:13DC	1 byte	Accumulating fraction bits for fixed point Mario Y speed.
$7E:13DD	1 byte	Posed used when player is turning around. Uses same format as $13E0.
$7E:13DF	1 byte	Cape Image
$7E:13E0	1 byte	Mario Image
$7E:13E2	1 byte	Seems to be another spin-jump fireball timer. It increments every frame. If any of the first four bits are set, Mario won't shoot a fireball. If bit 4 ($10) is set, it shoots a fireball.
$7E:13E3	1 byte	Mario is wall-running flag. 0=not wall-running 2=on bottom left (45° angle) 3=on bottom right (45° angle) 4=on top left (45° angle, on top of the wall) 5=on top right (45° angle, on top of the wall) 6=on the left wall 7=on the right wall Note that custom blocks doesn't work while wall-running!
$7E:13E4	1 byte	Mario Dash Timer. Increases by $02 every frame Mario is walking (and on the ground) with the Dash button held, decrements until at $00 otherwise. $70 indicates Max Running Speed, and means you are ready to take off with the cape.
$7E:13E6	2 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen, OW and level load.
$7E:13E8	1 byte	Set to $01 if the game is suppose to run the cape spin interraction with sprite
$7E:13E9	2 bytes	Determines X position of cape interaction inside the level (relative to screen 0, not the visible part). It's adjusted when the cape attack is used.
$7E:13EB	2 bytes	Determines Y position of cape interaction inside the level (relative to screen 0, not the visible part). It's adjusted when the cape attack is used.
$7E:13ED	1 byte	Probably a Player Is On Slope flag or a Player Is Sliding flag
$7E:13F1	1 byte	Vertical Scroll enable flag.
$7E:13F3	1 byte	Frame to show for inflated Mario. (P-Balloon)
$7E:13F4	5 bytes	A byte assigned to each row of blocks in the coin bonus game. Updated as blocks are chosen by Mario to decide whether a life is given or not.
$7E:13F9	1 byte	Mario goes behind stuff flag
$7E:13FB	1 byte	Mario is frozen flag. This includes controls and animation. Other sprites still move and can interact with Mario, but cause the game to mess up if they touch him. This may be useful for cutscenes to eliminate the jumping sound.
$7E:13FD	1 byte	When the R or L triggers are pressed this address gets set to 01 which briefly freezes the screen while the screen scrolls in whatever direction you pressed.
$7E:13FE	1 byte	02 = scroll right, 04 = scroll left. Is used when L/R is pressed.
$7E:1401	1 byte	Amount of time you need to press the L/R button to be able to scroll the screen.
$7E:1403	1 byte	Tide settings for current layer 3 image 00 - Not a tide image 01 - Water level changes 02 - Water level doesn't change
$7E:1407	1 byte	Mario is flying flag
$7E:140D	1 byte	Spin Jump flag
$7E:140F	1 byte	Keeps increasing as long as you are in the Reznor boss battle room. Likely to be used as a flag to determine which OAM index the smoke tiles coming from Mario's feet should have.
$7E:1410	1 byte	Yoshi Has Wings flag # 1. The value 02 enables it. This doesn't handle the flying ability.
$7E:1411	1 byte	Horizontal scroll settings from header flag. If clear, disable horizontal scrolling. Else, enable horizontal scrolling.
$7E:1412	1 byte	Vertical scroll settings from header
$7E:1413	1 byte	Horizontal scroll setting (0 = None, 1 = Constant, 2 = Variable)
$7E:1414	1 byte	Vertical scroll setting (0 = None, 1 = Constant, 2 = Variable, 3 = Slow)
$7E:1419	1 byte	Somewhat of a "Sprites go behind stuff" flag. 00-No effect 01-Any sprite Mario is holding will go behind objects (includes riding Yoshi) 02-Same as 0x01, but the sprite has the same XY coordinates as Mario.
$7E:141A	1 byte	Counter that increments every time a new level is entered (with a door or pipe) - this enables you to distinguish the 'mother'-level from sublevels. Note: Don't enter a new level 256 times, or a glitch will occur.
$7E:141C	1 byte	Secret Goal Sprite flag (not checked in vertical levels)
$7E:141D	1 byte	Disable Mario Start! Flag
$7E:141E	1 byte	Yoshi has wings flag. The only possible value for this address in the original is #$02, but setting to #$01 will allow Mario to throw fireballs if on Yoshi (even if he is not Firey Mario)
$7E:1420	1 byte	Yoshi Coins collected. Does not affect status bar.
$7E:1421	1 byte	Counter used by the invisible 1up checkpoint (starts from 0, increases after touching each block)
$7E:1422	1 byte	Amount of Yoshi Coins to display on the status bar. (Values 01-04 will make it display any.)
$7E:1425	1 byte	Bonus game - If set, Mario will be sent to the bonus game when you change areas in the level.
$7E:1426	1 byte	Message Box Trigger (1=Message 1, 2=Message 2, 3=Yoshi thanks message)
$7E:1433	1 byte	Scaling factor of the growing circle before the Titlescreen starts. Starts at 0, circle gets bigger when the value increases. Loads titlescreen when value becomes #$F0 or higher. Also used for the keyhole.
$7E:1434	1 byte	Set to #$30 to end level via keyhole
$7E:1435	1 byte	Keyhole growing/shrinking flag.
$7E:1436	1 byte	Keyhole X position
$7E:1438	1 byte	Keyhole Y position
$7E:143A	1 byte	When set to a non-zero value, it will load the "Mario Start!" tiles (Mario GFX will be replaced with the letters)
$7E:143B	1 byte	Death Message. $1D = "Time up!" Message. $14 = "Game Over" Message
$7E:143C	1 byte	Death Message Animation timer. (For example, when "Game" and "Over" come to each other like this: Game --> <--Over)
$7E:143D	1 byte	How long the Death Message lasts timer.
$7E:143E	1 byte	Scrolling command number. Basically the sprite value you find in Lunar Magic - #$E7. 0F-FF are incompatible.
$7E:1446	2 bytes	Speed to give the player when he's touching the side of a screen, during a level which does not have regular Layer 1 scrolling. Values are different depending on the type of (auto-)scroll.
$7E:1460	1 byte	Layer 3 scrolling direction
$7E:1462	2 bytes	Layer 1 X position (level) (16-bit)
$7E:1464	2 bytes	Layer 1 Y position (level) (16-bit)
$7E:1466	2 bytes	Layer 2 X position(level)
$7E:1468	2 bytes	Layer 2 Y position(level)
$7E:1470	1 byte	Carrying something flag
$7E:1471	1 byte	Determines what type of platform you are on. I.E., 01 is for the floating rock. It enables you to jump and run in the air. Followed by a sinking effect. The same effect you get when standing on a floating rock. This is on Yoshi's Island 4 stage.
$7E:148B	2 bytes	Output of random number generation routine, located at $01:ACF9.
$7E:148D	2 bytes	Used by random number generation subroutine to determine the next output.
$7E:148F	1 byte	Flag used to detect if Mario holds an object.
$7E:1490	1 byte	Star timer ($FF=16 (hex) sec on game timer)
$7E:1491	1 byte	Amount of pixels on the X/Y axis a sprite has moved in the current frame. It is set after every call to update sprite position based on speed, and the routine that updates both X/Y position based on speed will leave $1491 with the movement on the X axis in this address. Very often used for rideable sprites as this address can be added to mario's position to move Mario in tandem with the sprite.
$7E:1492	1 byte	Mario Peace Image (level finished march) timer.
$7E:1493	1 byte	End level timer. Setting to FF will end the level as a goal sphere; however, this is a timer. If your code always sets this address, then it will never end. Setting it to 01 (even repeatly) will make it flash with ugly colors and end the level.
$7E:1495	1 byte	Something related about the fadeout after you defeat a boss. Seems to stop increasing when it reaches $40.
$7E:1496	1 byte	Mario Hurt Frame Timer
$7E:1497	1 byte	Flashing Invincible Timer
$7E:1498	1 byte	Time to show Mario's Ducking while holding an item pose.
$7E:1499	1 byte	Timer for Mario to face the screen.
$7E:149A	1 byte	Time to show Mario's kicking Pose.
$7E:149B	1 byte	Time for Mario to change through palettes (Used for fire animation)
$7E:149C	1 byte	Time to show Mario shooting a fireball pose (Includes in air and on ground)
$7E:149F	1 byte	Related to Vertical Screen Scrolling. #$00 = No effect. $%01+ = Vertical Screen Scrolling. Possibly related to flying or running fast?
$7E:14A0	1 byte	Is set to $10 when the player is running and is supposed to display the running images.
$7E:14A1	1 byte	"Player slides a bit when turning around" timer.
$7E:14A5	1 byte	Is set to $10 when Mario is flying in the air with a cape.
$7E:14A6	1 byte	Cape spin timer.
$7E:14AB	1 byte	Bonus game ending timer. Does nothing in a normal level, but during a bonus game, setting it will end the bonus game and return to the overworld. At 44 it starts the "end bonus game" music, and at 01 it actually fades to the overworld.
$7E:14AD	1 byte	Blue POW Timer
$7E:14AE	1 byte	Silver POW Timer
$7E:14AF	1 byte	On/Off Switch Value. 00 is ON and all others are OFF.
$7E:14B2	1 byte	Used when Bowser is scaling (before the flames fall out of the sky). 0 = shrinking 1 = growing 2 = disappear
$7E:14C8	12 bytes	Sprite Status Table. 00=Non-existant 01=Initial 02=Killed, falling off screen 03=Smushed 04=Spinjumped 05=Sinking in lava 06=Turn into coin at lvl end 07=Stay in Yoshi's mouth 08=Normal routines 09=Stationary/Carryable 0A=Kicked 0B=Carried 0C=Powerup from being carried past goaltape.
$7E:14D4	12 bytes	Sprite Ypos High Byte (table)
$7E:14E0	12 bytes	Sprite Xpos High Byte (table)
$7E:14EC	12 bytes	Accumulating fraction bits for fixed point Y speed.
$7E:14F8	12 bytes	Accumulating fraction bits for fixed point X speed.
$7E:1504	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. Is used as e.g. throw timer.
$7E:1510	12 bytes	Misc. sprite table apparently. Used in the brown platform's graphics routine but nowhere else in SMW's entire code.
$7E:151C	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. Is used for vertical direction in SMW, and Yoshi uses it to determine which sprite to spawn out of an egg. $1520-$1523 is a 'Reznor killed flag'. If a byte is set to $01, the Reznor will disappear. Byte 1 is for Reznor 1, Byte 2 for Reznor 2 and so on.
$7E:1528	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. In SMW it's used for Chargin' Chuck HP, Thwomp's face expression, etc.
$7E:1534	12 bytes	Sprite table that does not affect most of the common sprites. It's a table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. Certain powerups use this table as a blink-fall flag: $00 => off. $01 => on, powerup will blink and fall straight down. The game stores $01 here when it drops the reserved item from the item box. The blink-fall flag affects the Super Mushroom and the Fire Flower, but not the Cape Feather. The blink-fall flag also affects some other sprites, at least the Starman, the 1up Mushroom and the sprite-coin (from fireballing enemies), but these sprites might glitch if you set the flag. One glitch is that the blinking sprite-coin permanently occupies a sprite slot if it falls off the level, so might prevent the spawning of other common sprites. This table might also have an unknown affect to a few other sprites. Value $01 seems to cause Super Koopas to flash their capes (but not to give feathers).
$7E:1540	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. This table already decrements by itself once per frame. Some sprites use this table as a stun timer. For example, this timer controls when flipped Goombas and squashed Mecha-Koopas decide to rise and walk. This table is also the Sprite Spin Jump Death Frame Counter.
$7E:154C	12 bytes	Time to disable sprite's contact with Mario. This table already decrements by itself once per frame.
$7E:1558	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. This table already decrements by itself once per frame.
$7E:1564	12 bytes	Time to disable sprite's contact with other sprites. This table already decrements by itself once per frame.
$7E:1570	12 bytes	Sprite table that does not have a predefined purpose. In SMW, it's used as a frame counter for timed lifts (amount of frames until it hits zero), a frame counter that indicates when sprites 00-13 that have the 'Follow player' flag set should turn, etc.
$7E:157C	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. Often used as horizontal sprite direction table (0=Right, 1=Left)
$7E:1588	12 bytes	Sprite blocked status table. Format: xxxxUDLR.
$7E:1594	12 bytes	Sprite table that has no predefined purpose. (Read: Can be used for any purpose.) In classic Piranha Plants, it is used to check if the sprite should be made visible and have interaction with Mario. (If it's any non-zero value, it will become invisible.)
$7E:15A0	12 bytes	Sprite off screen flag, horizontal
$7E:15AC	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. This table already decrements by itself once per frame. In SMW, it is often used as a timer to determine how long it takes to turn around.
$7E:15C4	12 bytes	A table which is set to $01 if the sprite in question is off-screen. For example, the rings of the Ball 'n' Chain are never drawn if this is a non-zero value.
$7E:15D0	12 bytes	Sprite Being Eaten Flag Table
$7E:15DC	12 bytes	Table Related to sprite interaction with objects. Set and the sprite falls through objects.
$7E:15E9	1 byte	Sprite index for the current sprite that is being processed.
$7E:15EA	12 bytes	Sprite's index to OAM
$7E:15F6	12 bytes	Sprite Palette/GFX High Byte Table - (Tile#Hi - 2) + 2 * (Palette# - 8). YXPPCCCT format.
$7E:1602	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. Often used as graphics pointer.
$7E:160E	12 bytes	Sprite table that has no predefined purpose. In SMW, it is used to keep track of things such as the green bouncing Koopa's Y speed and the sprite number of certain spawned, kicked, etc. sprites.
$7E:161A	12 bytes	Sprite's index to level table - set to FF to prevent from reloading it once it goes offscreen
$7E:1626	12 bytes	Consecutive enemies jumped on table.
$7E:1632	12 bytes	Sprite Interaction Disable Flag
$7E:163E	12 bytes	Sprite table that is not restricted to one predefined purpose. This table already decrements by itself once per frame.
$7E:164A	12 bytes	Sprite Follower Table (0=None, 1-7F=Clouds, 80-FF=Fire)
$7E:1656	12 bytes	Sprite properties, first Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: sSjJcccc s=Disappear in cloud of smoke S=Hop in/kick shells j=Dies when jumped on J=Can be jumped on cccc=Object clipping
$7E:1662	12 bytes	Sprite properties, second Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: dscccccc d=Falls straight down when killed s=Use shell as death frame cccccc=Sprite clipping
$7E:166E	12 bytes	Sprite properties, third Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: lwcfpppg l=Don't interact with layer 2 w=Disable water splash c=Disable cape killing f=Disable fireball killing ppp=Palette g=Use second graphics page
$7E:167A	12 bytes	Sprite properties, fourth Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: dpmksPiS d=Don't use default interaction with Mario p=Gives power-up when eaten by Yoshi m=Process interaction with Mario every frame k=Can't be kicked like a shell s=Don't change into a shell when stunned P=Process while off screen i=Invincible to star/cape/fire/bouncing bricks S=Don't disable clipping when killed with star
$7E:1686	12 bytes	Sprite properties, fifth Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: dnctswye d=Don't interact with objects n=Spawns a new sprite c=Don't turn into a coin when goal passed t=Don't change direction if touched s=Don't interact with other sprites w=Weird ground behavior y=Stay in Yoshi's mouth e=Inedible
$7E:1692	1 byte	Sprite Memory setting from header
$7E:1693	1 byte	Block # in custom block code (low byte; high byte is Y register)
$7E:1697	1 byte	Consecutive enemies stomped
$7E:1698	1 byte	Used as index to minor extended sprites.
$7E:1699	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Image Table / Block Bounce sprite number
$7E:169D	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite ? Table
$7E:16A1	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Ypos Low Byte Table
$7E:16A5	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Xpos Low Byte Table
$7E:16A9	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Ypos High Byte Table
$7E:16AD	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Xpos High Byte Table
$7E:16B1	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite YSpeed Table
$7E:16B5	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite XSpeed Table
$7E:16C1	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Turns Into Table
$7E:16C5	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Bouncing Flag Table
$7E:16C9	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite ? Table
$7E:16CD	4 bytes	Block Bounce Sprite Exists Flag Table
$7E:16E1	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite Type (table) #$00: None #$01: 10 points #$02: 20 points #$03: 40 points #$04: 80 points #$05: 100 points #$06: 200 points #$07: 400 points #$08: 800 points #$09: 1000 points #$0A: 2000 points #$0B: 4000 points #$0C: 8000 points #$0D: 1UP #$0E: 2UP #$0F: 3UP #$10: 5UP
$7E:16E7	6 bytes	Score/1up sprite Ypos low byte (table)
$7E:16ED	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite X-pos low byte (table)
$7E:16F3	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite X-pos high byte (table)
$7E:16F9	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite Y-pos, high byte (table)
$7E:16FF	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite Movement/Speed (table)
$7E:1705	6 bytes	Score/1up Sprite Inital Ypos (table)
$7E:170B	8 bytes	Type of extended sprite (0-12): 01 - Puff of smoke with various objects 02 - reznor fireball 03 - flame left by hopping flame 04 - hammer 05 - mario fireball 06 - bone 07 - Lava Splash (doesn't hurt, parabolic down) 08 - Torpedo Ted shooter's arm 09 - Red thing that flickers from 16x16 to 8x8 0A - coin from cloud game 0B - piranha fireball 0C - lava lotus fire 0D - baseball 0E - Flower of Wiggler 0F - Trail of smoke 10 - Spin Jump star 11 - yoshi fireballs 12 - Water bubble
$7E:1713	1 byte	Fireball 2 Status (0=Doesn't Exist, 1=Hit Something, 5=Exists)
$7E:1714	1 byte	Fireball 1 Status (0=Doesn't Exist, 1=Hit Something, 5=Exists)
$7E:1715	8 bytes	Extended sprite Y position, Low Byte
$7E:171D	1 byte	Fireball 2 Ypos Low Byte
$7E:171E	1 byte	Fireball 1 Ypos Low Byte
$7E:171F	8 bytes	Extended sprite X position, Low Byte
$7E:1727	1 byte	Fireball 2 Xpos Low Byte
$7E:1728	1 byte	Fireball 1 Xpos Low Byte
$7E:1729	8 bytes	Extended sprite Y position, High Byte
$7E:1731	1 byte	Fireball 2 Ypos High Byte
$7E:1732	1 byte	Fireball 1 Ypos High Byte
$7E:1733	8 bytes	Extended sprite X position, high byte
$7E:173B	1 byte	Fireball 2 Xpos High Byte
$7E:173C	1 byte	Fireball 1 Xpos High Byte
$7E:173D	8 bytes	Extended sprite Y speed
$7E:1745	1 byte	Fireball Y Speed (2nd fireball)
$7E:1746	1 byte	Fireball Y Speed (First Fireball)
$7E:1747	8 bytes	Extended sprite X speed
$7E:174F	1 byte	Fireball #2 X Speed
$7E:1750	1 byte	Fireball #1 X Speed (Default is 3 for right, $FD for left)
$7E:175B	1 byte	Fireball Hit Flag Table
$7E:1763	2 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen load, OW load and level load.
$7E:1765	8 bytes	Extended sprite table. Most extended sprites increment this table and use it for their GFX table. (Use a different image every x frames.)
$7E:176F	1 byte	Fireball Hit Frame Counter Table
$7E:1779	8 bytes	Extended sprite goes behind stuff flag.
$7E:1781	1 byte	Fireball 2 Goes Behind Stuff Flag
$7E:1782	1 byte	Fireball 1 Goes Behind Stuff Flag
$7E:1783	8 bytes	Shooter number table. (Bullet Bill shooter = #$01, Torpedo Launcher = #$02.)
$7E:178B	8 bytes	Related to the Y position of a shooter (low byte)
$7E:1793	8 bytes	Related to the Y position of a shooter (high byte)
$7E:179B	8 bytes	Related to the X position of a shooter (low byte)
$7E:17A3	8 bytes	Related to the X position of a shooter (high byte)
$7E:17AB	8 bytes	Amount of time it takes for a shooter to shoot the next sprite.
$7E:17B3	8 bytes	Table which holds the index for 'sprite being reloaded' for the table at $1938, for shooters. Shooters are always reloaded.
$7E:17C0	4 bytes	Smoke images. 00=Nothing 01=Puff of smoke 02=Contact graphic 03=Smoke when Mario turns around abruptly 04=None 05=Glitter sprite
$7E:17C4	4 bytes	Y low position of smoke images.
$7E:17C8	4 bytes	X low position of smoke images.
$7E:17CC	4 bytes	Amount of time to show the smoke image.
$7E:17D0	4 bytes	"Spinning coin coming out of ? block" table. It's a free slot if it's zero.
$7E:17D4	4 bytes	Y position of spinning coin from a ? block (low byte).
$7E:17D8	4 bytes	Y speed of spinning coin spawned by ? block. $20-$9F will erase the sprite.
$7E:17DC	4 bytes	Accumulating fraction bits of Y speed of spinning coin spawned by ? block.
$7E:17E0	4 bytes	X position of spinning coin from a ? block (low byte).
$7E:17E4	4 bytes	Table for spinning coin from a ? block. Value depends on whether the block is processed on Layer 1 or Layer 2 - the bounce sprite / smoke image will adjust its position relative to the layer in which it is processed.
$7E:17E8	4 bytes	Y position of spinning coin from a ? block (high byte).
$7E:17EC	4 bytes	X position of spinning coin from a ? block (high byte).
$7E:17F0	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprites type. 00=None 01=Piece of brick block 02=Small star 03=Cracked shell (Yoshi egg) 04=Fireball from Podoboo 05=Small star? 06=Rip van Fish Z tile 07=Water splash 08=Rip van Fish Z tile (unused) 09=Rip van Fish Z tile (unused) 0A=Boo Stream tile 0B=Unused Yoshi smoke
$7E:17FC	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's Y position, low.
$7E:1808	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's X position, low.
$7E:1814	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's Y position, high.
$7E:1820	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's Y speed.
$7E:182C	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's X speed.
$7E:1850	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite timer, how long it stays active.
$7E:185C	1 byte	Mario falls through Layer 1 flag.
$7E:185D	1 byte	Related to the spawning of extended sprites. Used to index $17F0 (minor extended sprite type table) if there are no empty slots when an extended sprite needs to be spawned. This is so that the oldest extended sprite can be removed when a new one needs to be made.
$7E:185E	1 byte	Sometimes used to keep track of a tile to generate at $00BEB0 (before storing to $9C). Also used to determine Y position of Mario when he's on the line guided rope, used to determine positions and such of Yoshi's tiles, etc.
$7E:185F	1 byte	This is the low byte of the Map16 tile (actual tile number, not "acts like" setting) that a sprite is touching vertically. This is set after $019138, the subroutine that allows the sprite to interact with objects, is called. (This includes $01802A, the routine that updates the sprite's position with gravity, which calls $019138.)
$7E:1860	1 byte	This is the low byte of the Map16 tile (actual tile number, not "acts like" setting) that a sprite is touching horizontally. This is set after $019138, the subroutine that allows the sprite to interact with objects, is called. (This includes $01802A, the routine that updates the sprite's position with gravity, which calls $019138.)
$7E:1862	1 byte	This is the high byte of the Map16 tile (actual tile number, not "acts like" setting) that a sprite is touching horizontally. This is set after $019138, the subroutine that allows the sprite to interact with objects, is called. (This includes $01802A, the routine that updates the sprite's position with gravity, which calls $019138.)
$7E:186B	1 byte	Multiple Coin Block timer. Set to 01 and the block becomes unused instantly. Set to FF for maximum time length.
$7E:186C	12 bytes	Sprite off screen flag, vertical
$7E:187A	1 byte	Riding Yoshi Flag (0=No, 1 or 2=Yes)
$7E:187B	12 bytes	Sprite Stomp Immunity Flag Table. The changing item sprite uses it to determine which sprite it is. (#$00 = mushroom, #$40 = fire flower, #$80 = feather, #$C0 = star). Also used for things such as determining whether the goal tape should use the normal exit or the secret one, to hold the radius of rotating chain sprites, handling Yoshi abilities, etc. Most likely a miscellaneous sprite table with no predefined purpose.
$7E:1887	1 byte	Time to shake ground
$7E:1888	2 bytes	Layer 1 Image Y position, used by RAM $7E1887 (Shake ground)
$7E:188A	1 byte	Empty. Cleared on death, level load, and in the Peach Rescued scene (not sure about details here).
$7E:188B	1 byte	Something related about Mario's Image Y position, used by RAM $7E1887 (Shake Ground)
$7E:1890	1 byte	How many 1UPs to spawn. (Used for bonus game.)
$7E:1891	1 byte	P-balloon's timer
$7E:1892	20 bytes	Cluster sprites type. 00 = None (free slot), 01 = 1UP (bonus game), 02 = Unused (Would crash if used), 03 = Boo from ghost ceiling, 04 = Boo from Boo ring, 05 = castle candle flame, 06 = Sumo Brother flame, 07 = Reappearing ghost, 08 = Death bat. The pointer for those is at $02F825.
$7E:18AC	1 byte	Yoshi Swallow Frame Counter/Status
$7E:18AF	1 byte	Yoshi squatting timer.
$7E:18B0	2 bytes	Yoshi's Current X position. Used to determine where Yoshi is when eating a berry.
$7E:18B2	2 bytes	Yoshi's Current Y Position. Used to determine where Yoshi is when eating a berry.
$7E:18B6	1 byte	Sometimes used to keep track of a tile to generate at $00BEB0 (before storing to $9C); may be in conjunction with $185E. Also used to determine X position of Mario when he's on the line guided rope, used when Mario is on top of Boo Block, etc.
$7E:18B8	1 byte	If clear, cluster sprite code does not run.
$7E:18B9	1 byte	Shooter type of sprite. 00 - Eerie Generator, 01 = Para Goomba and so on. The pointer for this address is located at $02/B00C (SNES).
$7E:18BA	1 byte	Determines amount of Boo rings per screen. Depending on bit 0 of this byte, the reappearing ghosts use position combination 1 or 2.
$7E:18BC	1 byte	Floating skulls activation flag. Is set to 0x0C when Mario touches the sprite, and is reset in the sprite's INIT routine.
$7E:18BD	1 byte	Time to stun mario. Mario will face the screen and be unable to move.
$7E:18BE	1 byte	Related to Mario climbing. If > #$01, climbs if pressing up.
$7E:18BF	1 byte	Timer used by a bunch of appearing/disappearing sprites (examples: Lakitu, Magikoopa, and Layer 3 smasher). Sprite D2 freezes it.
$7E:18C0	1 byte	Seems to be the timer for respawning certain sprites, such as the Boo Buddies of sprite E5 (and Lakitu). Sprite D2, Turn Off Generator 2, sets this to 00 when it is active.
$7E:18C1	1 byte	Used by Magikoopa and Lakitu to determine which sprite number to respawn.
$7E:18C2	1 byte	Mario is standing normal flag. Set above #$01 and his image stays at normal, but can still move.
$7E:18CD	1 byte	Used as (alternative) index to bounce sprites.
$7E:18D2	1 byte	This address is increased every time mario kills a sprite with a star while the star is active and will reset when the star runs out. 00 = 200 01 = 400 02 = 800 03 = 1000 04 = 2000 05 = 4000 06 = 8000 07 and above = 1up
$7E:18D4	1 byte	Red berries eaten
$7E:18D5	1 byte	Pink berries eaten.
$7E:18D6	1 byte	Berry Type (0=Coin (no eggs), 1=Red, 2=Pink Berry, 3=Green)
$7E:18D7	1 byte	This is the high byte of the Map16 tile (actual tile number, not "acts like" setting) that a sprite is touching vertically. This is set after $019138, the subroutine that allows the sprite to interact with objects, is called. (This includes $01802A, the routine that updates the sprite's position with gravity, which calls $019138.)
$7E:18D9	1 byte	How far the castle door is open in the castle intro screen.
$7E:18DA	1 byte	Sprite number that spawns when yoshi lays an egg. Is set to 78 normally (1up).
$7E:18DC	1 byte	Flag that is set when Yoshi gets his tongue out while ducking. Yoshi cannot turn around in this state. If you were to use the debug codes at $00D085-$00D089 (x5285 - x5289), this also makes the fireballs that the player fires when on Yoshi appear at a different position.
$7E:18DE	1 byte	Yoshi laying eggs timer.
$7E:18E2	1 byte	Loose Yoshi Flag (if set, any Yoshis spawned become 1ups instead)
$7E:18E4	1 byte	1up Handler Address: Write a number to give that many lives. Handles everything except '1up' sprite.
$7E:18E5	1 byte	Timer for the 1up handler ($18E4).
$7E:18E7	1 byte	Yoshi ground stomp flag. (This is set to #$01 for a Yellow Yoshi or Yoshi with a yellow shell)
$7E:18E8	1 byte	Yoshi growing animation timer. Additionally, it freezes everything on the screen except Yoshi.
$7E:18EA	12 bytes	Minor Extended Sprite's X position, high.
$7E:18F7	1 byte	Sprite index to $16E1.
$7E:18FD	1 byte	Flag set when Whistlin' Chuck whistles.
$7E:18FE	1 byte	The diagonal and surrounded bullet bills timer. It increments every frame, and when it reaches A0, it sends out some more bullet bills and resets itself.
$7E:18FF	1 byte	Shooter index for the current shooter that is being processed.
$7E:1900	1 byte	Star Points Gained at level end (decrements to 0)
$7E:1901	4 bytes	YXPPCCCT data of bounce sprite that is being shown.
$7E:1905	1 byte	Iggy's Platform holds the total number of tilts made counter. It will increment everytime the platform will be at a maximum tilt.
$7E:1906	1 byte	Iggy's platform stationary phase counter. It will stop rotating the platform when you set it to anything higher than $01, and will stay so until it decrements to $00.
$7E:1907	1 byte	Iggy's platform rotation phase counter. Resets when it is about to reach $06.
$7E:1909	1 byte	Flag that makes the creating/eating block run or not run. FF = don't run, any other value (00) = run. Is set when a brown block is touched.
$7E:190B	1 byte	Big Boo Boss palette index, used for the transparency effect.
$7E:190C	1 byte	Directional coin timer.
$7E:190E	1 byte	Sprite buoyancy settings from level header. Format: XY00 0000 (bits) X = Enable sprite buoyancy, but reduces the number of sprites that can be on the screen at once without slowing down. Y = Enable sprite buoyancy, but disables all other sprite interaction with layer 2 to reduce the processing cost and slowdown.
$7E:190F	12 bytes	Sprite properties, sixth Tweaker/MWR byte. Format: wcdj5sDp w=Don't get stuck in walls (carryable sprites) c=Don't turn into a coin with silver POW d=Death frame 2 tiles high j=Can be jumped on with upward Y speed 5=Takes 5 firebals to kill s=Can't be killed by sliding D=Don't erase when goal passed p=Make platform passable from below
$7E:191F	1 byte	Empty. Cleared on reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:1920	1 byte	How many 1UPs from the bonus game are still not collected. This ends the bonus game when this RAM address is $00, after you hit the spinning thing.
$7E:1925	1 byte	Level Mode settings from header
$7E:192A	1 byte	Level header RAM address. Format: swaaaaaa. s = slippery level, w = water level, a = Mario action. If one of bits 3-5 are set, Mario action will be Vertical Pipe exit downwards, water level.
$7E:192B	1 byte	Which Sprite GFX set to use
$7E:192D	1 byte	FG Palette settings from header
$7E:192E	1 byte	Sprite Palette settings from header
$7E:192F	1 byte	BG Colour settings from header
$7E:1930	1 byte	BG Colour setting from header
$7E:1931	1 byte	Tileset (but also used for some other random stuff...?)
$7E:1932	1 byte	Tileset again
$7E:1933	1 byte	Layer being processed (0=layer 1, 1=layer 2; used in both level loading routine and processing interactions)
$7E:1938	128 bytes	Sprite Load Status Table. Loaded sprites' indices to this table are stored in the sprite table at $7E:161A All sprites are set to #$00 when the player enters a new area, meaning they are marked to be loaded. If a sprite's value is set to anything else, it will not reload until the player exits and re-enters the area.
$7E:19B8	32 bytes	Exit Table. This connects doors and exit-enabled pipes to their correct entrances. The index for this exit table is the position of the exit (relative to layer 1) divided by 256. If layer 1 is vertical, then use the Y position of the exit, else use the X position. This is also known as the current screen number. For primary exits, the value in this exit table is the low 8 bits of the level number of the destination room. For secondary exits, the value in this exit table is the index to the secondary entrance ROM tables; and ROM table $05:F800 provides the low 8 bits of the room number.
$7E:19D8	32 bytes	Exit Table, flags + high bit. Bit 0 = High bit of level # (1=level 1xx, 0=level 0xx) Bit 1 = Is Secondary Exit Flag Bit 2 = Is Exit Present Flag (set if any exit is on this screen) Bit 3 = Make Destination Water Flag (Secondary Exit only) Bits 4-7 = Unused Only used when LM is done with the ROM.
$7E:19F8	384 bytes	Three tables (128 bytes each) for remembering which items has been taken (item memory settings). 16 bits for each subscreen (X position is used to determine which of those bits is used). Note that item memory 3 propably won't work well!
$7E:1B80	1 byte	If 0, the player is walking with a regular speed. If 1, the player is walking with climbing speed. 2-FF are unused.
$7E:1B86	1 byte	Determines which pointer to use for the routine that runs events.
$7E:1B87	1 byte	Seems to be the overworld "continue/quit" image trigger, for when you get a game over and then go to the overworld. The values trigger as follows, although they all are glitchy: 00-04: (Nothing) 05 (play sound and get rid of mario 06 (display words, no functions 07 (Display select thing, which doesn't function 08 (open box again and again 09 open box do not repeat, disappears
$7E:1B88	1 byte	Message box expanding (0) or shrinking (1) flag.
$7E:1B89	1 byte	Message box expansion and shrinking timer/size. Note: Setting expanding timer above #$04 will cause the message to be blank.
$7E:1B91	1 byte	Blinking cursor frame counter (file select, save prompt, etc.)
$7E:1B92	1 byte	Blinking cursor position (value 00-03)
$7E:1B93	1 byte	Use Secondary Exits flag (likely not used when LM is done with the ROM)
$7E:1B94	1 byte	Disable bonus game sprite from being loaded flag. If not zero, the bonus game sprite will terminate itself in the init routine.
$7E:1B95	1 byte	When this flag is set, you will go to the special yoshi levels (C8, or 1C8) at the soonest possible loading time. Does not necessarily mean yoshi has wings.
$7E:1B96	1 byte	Side Exit Enabled flag
$7E:1B9A	1 byte	Level::BG Scroll Activated Flag. Setting it to #$08 activates it.
$7E:1B9B	1 byte	Keep status item upon death flag. If set to 01, mario will not lose his status box item when he dies.
$7E:1B9D	1 byte	Time to wait after rising/lowering the tide
$7E:1B9F	1 byte	Timer used for breaking the bridge in Reznor battles.
$7E:1BA0	1 byte	OW- Triggers shaking the ground. Any value will shake it, FE = valley of bowser entrance fanfare and rumble. never stops until value is set back to 00.
$7E:1BE3	1 byte	Layer 3 settings [citation needed]
$7E:1BE4	2 bytes	VRAM address to start uploading data from 7E1BE6. Big endian.
$7E:1BE6	256 bytes	Which tiles should be used for each row of 16x16 tiles, 2 bytes per 8x8 tile, used while updating the screen (loading new tiles). In horizontal levels, $1BE6-$1C65 forms the left column of 8x8 tiles while $1C66 forms the right column of 8x8 tiles. On the OW and in vertical levels, $1BE6-$1C65 forms the upper row of 8x8 tiles, while $1C66-$1CE5 forms the bottom row of 8x8 tiles.
$7E:1CE6	2 bytes	VRAM address to start uploading data from 7E1CE8. Big endian.
$7E:1CE8	256 bytes	Same as 7E1BE6, but for layer 2.
$7E:1DE9	1 byte	Overworld::Ending enemy presentation screen (Count to 0x0C)
$7E:1DEA	1 byte	Overworld event to run at level end ($FF=None)
$7E:1DEB	2 bytes	Event tile to load to the overworld. A starting value is set to this at level end, and it increases until it reaches the value of $1DED.
$7E:1DED	2 bytes	Last event tile to load to the overworld during a given event, set at level end.
$7E:1DF0	2 bytes	7E1DF0 - X position of the camera when using the "survey OW w/ select" function, low byte 7E1DF1 - X position of the camera, when using survey function, high byte (These values are only used to determine which way the camera should go to get back to mario- there is another set for usual movement)
$7E:1DF2	2 bytes	Ypos of the camera when using the "scroll around OW" function. 7E1DF2 = low byte 7E1DF3 = high byte Note: This is only used when determining how to get back to mario. There must be a different set for when simply scrolling around the screen.
$7E:1DF4	1 byte	Index to intro control sequence data table.
$7E:1DF5	1 byte	Frame counter to use the same controller bits for intro sequence. Is also used as timer to determine how long the Nintendo Presents screen will remain active.
$7E:1DF6	1 byte	StarRoad and Tunnel handler (Map). Controls where you warp to. I've tested 00-88 (Dec). The values load by adding +2 to the previous one. This is starting from 00 and so on.
$7E:1DF7	1 byte	Used by the Star Road Warp Star on the overworld. It is the speed of Mario getting launched in the air during warping. The higher the value, the faster he gets launched in the air.
$7E:1DF8	1 byte	Used by the Star Road Warp Star on the overworld. It is how long Mario stays on the ground before he gets launched in the air, during warping. (Timer)
$7E:1DF9	4 bytes	SPC700 I/O Ports (Write values to play music/SFX)
$7E:1DFD	2 bytes	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen, OW and level load.
$7E:1DFF	1 byte	Seems like it is the copy of $7E1DFB, the music register. Writing to it doesn't give any effect though.
$7E:1E00	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset, titlescreen, OW and level load.
$7E:1E01	1 byte	If debug code at $00CC86 is enabled, this RAM address allows you to be in free roaming mode: Mario can move in any direction, without being affected by objects or sprites. 00 = none, 01 = dash immediately, 02 = free roaming.
$7E:1E02	20 bytes	Y low position of cluster sprites.
$7E:1E16	20 bytes	X low position of cluster sprites.
$7E:1E2A	20 bytes	Y high position of cluster sprites.
$7E:1E3E	20 bytes	X high position of cluster sprites.
$7E:1E52	20 bytes	Y position of reappearing Boos, frame 1. Not relative to screen border. Also used as Y speed for Boos from ghost ceiling and death bats.
$7E:1E66	20 bytes	X position of reappearing Boos, frame 1. Not relative to screen border. Also used as X speed for Boos from ghost ceiling and death bats.
$7E:1E7A	20 bytes	Y position of reappearing Boos, frame 2. Not relative to screen border. Also used as accumulating fraction bits for Y speed of death bats.
$7E:1E8E	20 bytes	X position of reappearing Boos, frame 2. Not relative to screen border.
$7E:1EA2	96 bytes	OW Level Setting Flags, location corresponds to $7E13BF. Bits: 01: Enable walking right 02: Enable walking left 04: Enable walking down 08: Enable walking up 10: Save Prompt when level beaten 20: No entry if level passed 40: Midway point 80: Beaten Setting $7E:1EEB to hex value $83 will enable the special stage features in ORIGINAL SMW.
$7E:1F02	15 bytes	Overworld event flags
$7E:1F11	1 byte	Current submap for Mario (0=Overworld, 1=Yoshi, 2=Vanilla, 3=Forest, 4=Bowser, 5=Special, 6=Star)
$7E:1F12	1 byte	Current submap for Luigi (0=Overworld, 1=Yoshi, 2=Vanilla, 3=Forest, 4=Bowser, 5=Special, 6=Star)
$7E:1F13	2 bytes	Mario's and Luigi's animation on the overworld. $00 = Look away from screen $02 = Face the screen $04 = Look to the left $06 = Walk to the right $08 = Look away from screen in the water $0A = Face the screen in the water $0C = Walk to the left in the water $0E = Walk to the right in the water $10 = Stick your hand out (entering level) $12 = Stick your hand out in the water (entering level) $14 = Climb ladder/vine? $16 = Climb ladder/vine Byte 1 is for Mario, byte 2 is for Luigi.
$7E:1F17	2 bytes	OW X position of Mario
$7E:1F19	2 bytes	OW Y position of Mario
$7E:1F1B	2 bytes	OW X position of Luigi
$7E:1F1D	2 bytes	OW Y position of Luigi
$7E:1F1F	2 bytes	Pointer to Mario's OW Xpos. Value is Mario's OW Xpos divided by 10 hex.
$7E:1F21	2 bytes	Pointer to Mario's OW Ypos. Value is Mario's OW Ypos divided by 10 hex.
$7E:1F23	2 bytes	Luigi's X position in the world map (OW Xpos) divided by 16 (by $10 hex).
$7E:1F25	2 bytes	Luigi's Y position in the world map (OW Ypos) divided by 16 (by $10 hex). All four values from $1F1F, $1F21, $1F23 and $1F25 are always in range from 0 to 31. Thus you may access them as 8-bit or 16-bit values.
$7E:1F27	4 bytes	Switch block flags (Green, Yellow, Blue, Red)
$7E:1F2B	1 byte	Cleared at reset, titlescreen load and file load (1/2 Player -> OW / intro screen).
$7E:1F2E	1 byte	# of normal exits gotten
$7E:1F2F	12 bytes	"Collected five or more Yoshi Coins" flags. Each byte represents the values for 8 levels, with each bit acting as a flag for a given level. Level # ($13BF) DIVIDED by 8 (LSR x3) provides the BYTE index into this table, since 8 levels are represented by a single byte. The level # MODULO 8 (AND #$07) is the BIT index into this table. It will choose a single bit out of the byte and this is the flag for this level.
$7E:1F3B	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:1F3C	12 bytes	RAM table handling in which levels the invisible 1up spawning tiles are flagged as 'do not respawn'. This happens after they're collected in that level. 8 levels go in 1 byte ; one bit per level. Order of levels is the same as RAM address $13BF, but then in bits, to compress the amount of space needed. If the bit relative to the level is flagged, the tiles will not respawn. If it's clear, it will respawn.
$7E:1F48	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:1F49	141 bytes	Buffer for $1EA2-$1F2E. SRAM transfer goes through this buffer.
$7E:1FD6	12 bytes	Unused sprite table, cleared at individual sprite load. (1 slot each.)
$7E:1FE2	12 bytes	Time to disable sprite's contact with cape. This table already decrements by itself once per frame.
$7E:1FEE	12 bytes	RAM table handling in which levels the 3UP moons are flagged as 'do not respawn'. This happens after they're collected in that level. 8 levels go in 1 byte ; one bit per level. Order of levels is the same as RAM address $13BF, but then in bits, to compress the amount of space needed. If the bit relative to the level is flagged, the moon will not respawn. If it's clear, it will respawn.
$7E:1FFA	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:1FFB	1 byte	Lightning Flash Color. Most values are just shades of white, but 70+ is actual colors. Only active while lightning flash is active.
$7E:1FFC	1 byte	Lightning Flash Timer. 00- no time, 01- constant, and so on. Only active while lightning flash effect is active.
$7E:1FFD	1 byte	Lightning Flash "Step." 00- step 8, 01, step 7, and so on. Repeats steps 0-8 all the way up to FF. Only active while lightning flash effect is active.
$7E:1FFE	1 byte	If flag is set, the credit cutscene backgrounds will get updated every frame. If clear, they won't.
$7E:1FFF	1 byte	Empty. Cleared during reset and titlescreen load.
$7E:2000	23,808 bytes	GFX32 decompressed.
$7E:7D00	12,288 bytes	GFX33 decompressed.
$7E:AD00	3,072 bytes	GFX file decompression buffer. Decompressed as 3bpp (3kb) for unexpanded GFX and as 4bpp for expanded. Also used for LM's extra animated tile space. $7EB900 is also used as additional buffer kilobyte.
$7E:B900	1,024 bytes	BG2 tilemap, low byte.
$7E:BD00	1,024 bytes	BG2 tilemap, high byte. The first seven bytes are used by custom block ASM/ExAnimated Tile GFX.
$7E:C100	1,408 bytes	Empty on an unhacked ROM, potentially occupied with extended animated tile graphics in a hacked ROM. $7EC380-$7EC387 are also used by Mikeyk's SMB3 Pipes: $7EC380 is Mario's direction (1-up, 2-right, 3-down... (DATA MISSING) $7EC381 is the counter that increments when Mario is... (DATA MISSING) $7EC382 is the counter that increments when Mario is... (DATA MISSING) $7EC383 is the Mario/Yoshi status (1-small, 2-big... (DATA MISSING) $7EC384 is the target location of corner piece low byte $7EC385 is the target location of corner piece high byte $7EC386 is the water level flag $7EC387 is the time that Mario has entered the pipe
$7E:C680	96 bytes	Tilemap of Mode 7 bosses (Ludwig, Roy, Morton and Bowser).
$7E:C6E0	288 bytes	Empty on an unhacked ROM, potentially occupied with extended animated tile graphics in a hacked ROM.
$7E:C800	14,336 bytes	Map16 Low Byte Table. In the overworld, $7ED000-$7ED3FF is used as a table that contains translevel numbers for the big world map (the one with Donut Plains and Chocolate Island). If you divide the map into 16x16 blocks, then this table connects each block to a level. To interpret the value, see RAM $7E:13BF. To index this table, use RAM $7E:1F1F and $7E:1F21 to find Mario, or use RAM $7E:1F23 and RAM $7E:1F25 to find Luigi. X position / 16: %0000 0000 000X xxxx Y position / 16: %0000 0000 000Y yyyy index to this table: %0000 00YX yyyy xxxx. $7ED400-$7ED7FF is used for the submaps as a whole and has the same kind of format.
$7F:0000	3,328 bytes	Layer 2 event tilemap of the overworld. $7F0B44-$7F1343 are also used as buffer for dynamic sprite graphics (they get uploaded during vblank).
$7F:0D00	13,056 bytes	Empty, untouched RAM on a vanilla ROM. Used to hold expanded layer 2 event tilemap on a hacked ROM.
$7F:4000	16,384 bytes	The Layer 2 tilemap of the whole overworld (including submaps, starting at $7F:6000). It does NOT affect the event tiles. The tiles are also 8x8. The tilemap starts from the top left corner of the main overworld. Format is as following: [Tile number], [Tile properties] Part of this table is also used for a RAM buffer for the credit cutscene backgrounds.
$7F:8000	387 bytes	Unrolled loop which writes to OAM to set all sprite tiles off screen on each frame
$7F:8183	504 bytes	Empty, untouched RAM.
$7F:837B	2 bytes	Used for indexing the stripe image table
$7F:837D	5,118 bytes	VRAM upload table (In stripe image). Not all of it is used during normal gameplay, so $7F8600+ shouldn't be dangerous to use. $7F8601 is used by Schwa's Pseudo Powerups to determine what powerups Mario has, in Binary... (DATA MISSING) $7F8602 is used by Schwa's Pseudo Powerups to determine if Mario has already used his... (DATA MISSING) $7F8820 is used by Mikeyk's Ice Power generator $7F8821 is used by Mikeyk's mushroom block (sprite portion). $7F8900 (768 bytes) are extra sprite tables used by smwedit's fire chomp, and some by smwedit's chain... (DATA MISSING)
$7F:977B	768 bytes	Mario Start, Game Over, Time Up etc. messages Graphics, decompressed.
$7F:9A7B	512 bytes	Position of Wiggler's segments.
$7F:9C7B	9,093 bytes	Empty, untouched RAM on a clean ROM. In a hacked ROM: $7FAB10 (12 bytes) is used by Sprite Tool... (DATA MISSING) $7FAB1C (12 bytes) is used by Sprite Tool to indicate whether the sprite being processed uses custom code, maybe for other things? $7FAB28 (12 bytes) is used by Sprite Tool to indicate the extra property byte 1 from the cfg file $7FAB34 (12 bytes) is used by Sprite Tool to indicate the extra property byte 2 from the cfg file $7FAB9E (12 bytes) is used by Sprite Tool to indicate the custom sprite number
$7F:C000	2,048 bytes	Empty on an unhacked ROM, used incrementally for Lunar Magic hacks. More space will be used here as more hacks are changed or added to Lunar Magic. Currently $00A bytes are used, more data will used and this RAM entry will be updated as such.
$7F:C800	14,336 bytes	Map16 High Byte Table in a clean ROM. In a hacked ROM, the following are also placed here: $7FFF00 (32 bytes) is used for LevelNames 2.0 by Ice Man $7FFFDF (10 bytes) is used by BMF's LevelNames code $7FFFF0 (10 bytes) is used by FuSoYa's SMB3 Pipe Code. $7FFFF0 (4 bytes) is used by BMF's LevelASM code $7FFFF8 (8 bytes) is used by LM demo recording/playing ASM