GameResources/NES/LoneRanger

This page documents information about The Lone Ranger . Many of the tricks demonstrated here are near impossible in real time and documented for the purposes of creating Tool-assisted Speedruns.

Horizontal movement (action scenes)

Walking speed is 1px/f.

The horizontal movement speed changes when jumping.

$1D - Input-based speed component. It toggles between 0 and 1 (or 0xFF) every other frame if right (left) is pressed.
$1F - Movement speed (px/f)
$470 - x sub-pixel position
$4E0 - Sub-pixel speed, set at the start of the jump (0xD0 or 0x30) and not possible to change mid-jump
$454 - x-position (on screen)

As an example, x-movement from the start of a jump to the right:

Frame	$1D	$470	$1F	$454
1	0	0	0	27
2	1	D0	1	28
3	0	A0	1	29
4	1	70	2	2B
5	0	40	1	2C
6	1	10	2	2E
7	0	E0	0	2E
8	1	B0	2	30

A full jump saves 5 pixels (or frames) over walking.

Game Resources

NES

Lone Ranger

Horizontal movement (action scenes)

See also

Game Resources NES Lone Ranger

Horizontal movement (action scenes)

See also

Game Resources

NES

Lone Ranger