Temporal Flux Event Tricks

Fade In

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Memory Copy
Multimode 2E
Mode 40

Fade in Characters from Black

These two memcopy commands will start your characters out completely black, and then slowly fade them into color.

• MemCpy2E(50,80,80,00)
• MemCpy2E(50,80,80,0F)

Of course, you can split these two up if you want them to stay dark while something goes on, and then fade them in afterwards.

Fade in Scene from Black

This 4 command memcopy segment is for the begining of an area, it fades the location in from black slowly (like it did for the characters, except this is for the whole screen).

• MemCpy2E(50,00,1C,00)
• MemCpy2E(50,1F,E0,00)
• MemCpy2E(50,00,1C,0F)
• MemCpy2E(50,1F,E0,0F)

Fade in Scene from White

Here is one that flashes the background white, like lightning, and fades back in, all smooth and cool-looking.

• MemCpy2E(40,10,70,08)
• MemCpy2E(40,10,70,80)

Combination Fade

This one fades the screen in from black, but the characters fade in first, and then the background.

• MemCpy2E(50,00,80,00)
• MemCpy2E(50,7C,04,0F)
• Pause(3.000) (0.750)
• MemCpy2E(50,72,0A,08)
• Pause(4.000) (1.000)
• Pause(2.000) (0.500)
• MemCpy2E(50,72,0A,8F)
• Pause(1.000) (0.250)
• MemCpy2E(50,00,72,0F)

From: Modification