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'''Sprite compression''' is the means in Generation I for where pure graphics data is compressed into a Pokémon or Trainer sprite. The sprite is decompressed again using [[Sprite decompression (Generation I)|the sprite decompression routine]] and allocates use of unbanked SRAM. While the source compressor code is not in the ROMs; there are a few rules for a compressed sprite: |
'''Sprite compression''' is the means in Generation I for where pure graphics data is compressed into a Pokémon or Trainer sprite. The sprite is decompressed again using [[Sprite decompression (Generation I)|the sprite decompression routine]] and allocates use of SRAM bank 0/"unbanked" SRAM. While the source compressor code is not in the ROMs; there are a few rules for a compressed sprite: |
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*The image to compress is usually a maximum of 56x56 pixels. Other Pokémon sprites can be 32x32, 40x40 or 48x48. |
*The image to compress is usually a maximum of 56x56 pixels. Other Pokémon sprites can be 32x32, 40x40 or 48x48. |
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