CameraSpeedCurve

{63} CameraSpeedCurve

CameraSpeedCurve(xPA)

Affects the speed curve of Camera and Focus instructions.

We likely do not fully understand the full scope of the effects of its parameters yet.

See also: {19} Camera ― {1F} Focus

Parameters : Byte (hex)

• x00-xF0: Effect intensity
  • x00: None (100%)
  • [...]
  • x80: (150%)
  • [...]
  • xF0: Max (193.75%)
• x00-x0F:
  • x00 / x01 / x02 / x03 / x04 / x08 / x0C: Steady 100% speed the all the way from the beginning to end.
  • x05 / x09 / x0D: Starts at up to 193.75% speed, steadily decelerating down to 6.25% speed at the end.
  • x06 / x07 / x0A / x0B / x0E / x0F: Starts down to 6.25% speed, steadily increasing up to 193.75% speed in the middle, the steadily decelerating down to 6.25% speed at the end.

Previous notes by Nyzer

Xifanie: I'm keeping those because for some reason the IDs in Nyzer's data differs from data I literally ripped from calculated camera values frame-by-frame

Sets the acceleration strength and type of the next Camera instruction. The first digit affects the strength; a value of 0 is unnoticeable, a value of F is the most noticeable. The second digit determines the type of acceleration: None, Immediate, or Delayed.

See https://youtu.be/APidxwgtGSk for an example of this.

Acceleration types:

• None X0, X4, X5, X6, X7, X8, XC
• Immediate X1, X9, XD
• Delayed X2, X3, XA, XB, XE, XF

There doesn't seem to be a noticeable difference aside from the three types, so either there is/was a secondary purpose to all the redundant values, or they're purely redundant, random values.