Added EmulatorCore packet and adjusted keys.

Improved documentation formatting.

2 files changed, 21 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/inputmaps.txt b/inputmaps.txt
index 5b22e7e..9a11c68 100644
--- a/inputmaps.txt
+++ b/inputmaps.txt
@@ -1,8 +1,13 @@
-When inputs are stored in a TASD file, their values are formatted in a specific order. Data is stored as close to the console-native format as possible.

+When inputs are stored in a TASD file, their values are formatted in a specific order.

+Data is stored as close tothe console-native format as possible.

 

-Most consoles use "active-low" signals for button presses. That means that if a button is pressed, it sends a logical LOW signal, represented as binary '0'. For example, a NES controller pressing 'A' and 'Left' can be represented as binary '01111101' or hex 0x7D. However, some consoles may include "active-high" signals, or have a more complex protocol.

+Most consoles use "active-low" signals for button presses. That means that if a button is pressed, it sends a logical LOW signal,

+represented as binary '0'. For example, a NES controller pressing 'A' and 'Left' can be represented as binary '01111101' or hex 0x7D.

+However, some consoles may include "active-high" signals, or have a more complex protocol.

 

-Each controller map will include their spec-defined controller type that's used in PortController packets. All inputs that are active-low, will have a forward slash '/' infront of them. For example, all of the buttons on the NES standard controller are active-low, as seen below. Unless otherwise specified, button inputs without a '/' will be active-high, or have a custom protocol.

+Each controller map will include their spec-defined controller type that's used in PortController packets. All inputs that are active-low,

+will have a forward slash '/' infront of them. For example, all of the buttons on the NES standard controller are active-low, as seen

+below. Unless otherwise specified, button inputs without a '/' will be active-high, or have a custom protocol.

 

 

 === NES Standard ===

diff --git a/spec.md b/spec.md
index fa6a719..103da5d 100644
--- a/spec.md
+++ b/spec.md
@@ -53,17 +53,21 @@ Key  | Payload Size | Name              | Description
 0005 | variable     | Category          | (string) Category of the TAS. (e.g. "any%")

 0006 | variable     | EmulatorName      | (string) Name of the emulator used to dump this file.

 0007 | variable     | EmulatorVersion   | (string) Version of the emulator.

+0008 | variable     | EmulatorCore      | (string) Name of emulation core being used. (may not be applicable to all emulators)

 

-0008 | 8 bytes      | TASLastModified   | (Unix epoch in seconds) Last time the TAS movie was edited. Usually TASVideos.org publication date.

-0009 | 8 bytes      | DumpLastModified  | (Unix epoch in seconds) Last time this file was edited.

-000A | 4 bytes      | TotalFrames       | Total number of frames from original movie, including lag frames. (useful for calculating movie length)

-000B | 4 bytes      | Rerecords         | TAS rerecord count.

-000C | variable     | SourceLink        | (string) URL link to publication, video upload of this TAS, or any other relevant websites.

+0009 | 8 bytes      | TASLastModified   | (Unix epoch in seconds) Last time the TAS movie was edited. Usually TASVideos.org publication date.

+000A | 8 bytes      | DumpLastModified  | (Unix epoch in seconds) Last time this file was edited.

+000B | 4 bytes      | TotalFrames       | Total number of frames from original movie, including lag frames. (useful for calculating movie length)

+000C | 4 bytes      | Rerecords         | TAS rerecord count.

+000D | variable     | SourceLink        | (string) URL link to publication, video upload of this TAS, or any other relevant websites.

 

-000D | 2 bytes      | BlankFrames       | Signed 16-bit number of blank frames to prepend to the TAS inputs (positive number), or frames to ignore from the start of the TAS (negative number).

-000E | 1 byte       | Verified          | Whether or not this TAS has been verified by someone. (boolean, value of either 00 or 01)

+000E | 2 bytes      | BlankFrames       | Signed 16-bit number of blank frames to prepend to the TAS inputs (positive number), or frames to ignore from the start of the TAS (negative number).

+000F | 1 byte       | Verified          | Whether or not this TAS has been verified by someone. (boolean, value of either 00 or 01)

 

-000F | 1 + 1 + v + k + n + p bytes | MemoryInit | Initialization of named memory space. First byte is the kind of initialization. Second byte is whether or not this is required for verifications (0 = optional, 1 = required). Then the name of the space. And an optional custom payload. (1 byte type, 1 byte verification requirement, v = 1 byte exponent for k, k = length of n, n = name string, p = memory payload)

+0010 | 1 + 1 + v + k + n + p bytes | MemoryInit | Initialization of named memory space. First byte is the kind of initialization.

+    Second byte is whether or not this is required for verifications (0 = optional, 1 = required). Then the name of the space.

+    And an optional custom payload. (1 byte type, 1 byte verification requirement, v = 1 byte exponent for k, k = length of n, n = name string, p = memory payload)

+    

     -> 01 = No intialization required (p = 0)

     -> 02 = All 0x00 (p = 0)

     -> 03 = All 0xFF (p = 0)

@@ -71,7 +75,7 @@ Key  | Payload Size | Name              | Description
     -> 05 = Random (implementation-dependent) (p = 0)

     -> FF = Custom: The 'p' section of payload is used to initialize the 'n' named memory space (e.g. "EEPROM", "WRAM", "Save", etc.)

 

-00F0 | 1 + 1 + 1 bytes | PortController | Specify which controller is plugged into a specific port number (1-indexed). (1 byte Port Number, 2 byte Controller Type)

+00F0 | 1 + 2 bytes  | PortController | Specify which controller is plugged into a specific port number (1-indexed). (1 byte Port Number, 2 byte Controller Type)

     -> xx 01 01 = NES Standard

     -> xx 01 02 = NES Multitap (Four Score)

     -> xx 01 03 = NES Zapper