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The outB and inB are pointers to pre-allocated memory blocks, the inB is a pointer to the file, and the outB is the output data block. The useByte is the 4 bytes that is at the start of the line, if your reading a type 3 line (full raw data) just pass in 0xFFFFFFFF. The pen and paper values are what was read from the pen and paper information block.
The outB and inB are pointers to pre-allocated memory blocks, the inB is a pointer to the file, and the outB is the output data block. The useByte is the 4 bytes that is at the start of the line, if your reading a type 3 line (full raw data) just pass in 0xFFFFFFFF. The pen and paper values are what was read from the pen and paper information block.
==Sound data section==
The position of the sound header is 0x6A0 + AnimationDataSize
{| class="wikitable"
|- style="background-color: #ddd;"
! Length
! Description
|-
| FrameCount
| Sound effect usage. Each byte is a frame, and bit number one represents Sound 1, bit number two represents Sound 2 and bit number three represents Sound 3
|-
| ???
| Padding - only used if FrameCount isn't dividable by 4
|-
| 4
| Size of Background music(0 if not used)
|-
| 4
| Size of Sound effect 1(0 if not used)
|-
| 4
| Size of Sound effect 2(0 if not used)
|-
| 4
| Size of Sound effect 3(0 if not used)
|-
| 20
| Tags. Used for sound decoding? (speed, compression, etc...)
|}
I have yet to figure out the decoding...--[[User:Pbsds|pbsds]] 17:38, 6 June 2010 (UTC)