1.commands

Commands

The following document explains what every command in the game does.

Notes

Time in these commands is always defined in terms of frames. The game assumes a frame is 1/30 of a second, i.e. 30 frames per second. Thus, to wait one second, one would WAIT for 30 frames.

`AVOID_DISP`

Parameters: None

Displays the "Main Topic -> Avoid" graphics.

`BACK`

Parameters: None

When used in the initial script section, starts execution to the first script block. Otherwise, makes the script return to whatever called it (e.g. the puzzle phase) or returns you to the investigation phase.

`BG_DISP`

Parameters:

Background: The background to be displayed

Displays a background image on the lower screen. The background image can only be of type TEX_BG.

`BG_DISP2`

Subroutine address: 0x205602C

While this is listed as a separate command, it uses the same routine as BG_DISP.

`BG_DISPCG`

Parameters:

Background: The CG background to be displayed
Display from Bottom: If true, displays the bottom of a tall background (TEX_CG_SINGLE); if false, displays the top

BG_DISPCG works as BG_DISP but can display a larger variety of textures – namely, TEX_CG, TEX_CG_DUAL_SCREEN, TEX_CG_WIDE, and TEX_CG_SINGLE BGs. Notably, these are all CGs as opposed to VN backgrounds. Before displaying a standard BG after calling BG_DISPC, one should call BG_REVERT.

`BG_FADE`

Subroutine address: 0x20541E0

Parameters:

Background: The background to display as with BG_DISP
Background (Temp/CG): The index of a background to display as BG_DISPCG; specify instead of Background
Fade Time (Frames): The time to fade in in frames

Like the other BG display commands but crossfades the background rather than just displaying it.

`BG_REVERT`

Parameters: None

Reverts the background to the last call of BG_DISP (i.e. undoes any BG_FADE or BG_DISPCG calls). This is required before returning to displaying standard TEX_BG BGs. Note that if reverting a TEX_CG_DUAL_SCREEN BG, SET_PLACE must have been used to set the place location and have it displayed.

BG_REVERT does something odd to previously displayed CGs that makes attmpeting to display them again after the BG_REVERT crash/freeze/soft lock the game. If you need to go back and forth between the same CGs, consider using BG_FADE.

`BG_SCROLL`

Parameters:

Scroll Direction: The direction to scroll the BG
Scroll Speed: Speed at which to scroll (1 is a good default)

When a background that is larger than the screen is shown (such as TEX_CG_DUAL_SCREEN, TEX_CG_WIDE, and TEX_CG_SINGLE), scrolls the background in a DEFINED direction.

`BGM_PLAY`

Parameters:

Music: The background music to start or stop playing
Mode: Whether to start or stop the music
Volume: The volume of the BGM (0 is silent, 100 is max)
Fade In Time (Frames): Time in frames that the BGM will fade in
Fade Out Time (Frames): Time in frames that the BGM will fade out

Plays or stops background music.

`CHESS_CLEAR_ANNOTATIONS`

Parameters: None

Clears all chessboard annotations. Unused.

`CHESS_LOAD`

Parameters:

Chess File: The chess file to load

Loads a chess file into memory and (if the chess overlay is loaded) places it on the chessboard.

`CHESS_MOVE`

Parameters:

White Space Begin: The space where a white piece to move is
White Space End: The space where the white piece should move to
Black Space Begin: The space where a black piece to move is
Black Space End: The space where the black piece should move to

Moves a piece (or pieces) on the chessboard.

`CHESS_RESET` (0x35)

Parameters: None

Resets the chessboard to its original state.

`CHESS_TOGGLE_CROSS` (0x33)

Subroutine address: 0x20553F0

Parameters:

Cross Space 0-15: The spaces to place/remove a cross on

Crosses out spaces on the chessboard with a red X. If a space is already crossed out, this command uncrosses it out.

`VCE_PLAY` (0x0C)

vceIndex: The index of the voice file to be played as defined in DS_SND.S (dat 0x9A)

`INIT_READ_FLAG` (0x00)

Subroutine address: 0x2052250

Parameters: None

Unknown, unused in the game.

`DIALOGUE` (0x01)

Subroutine address: 0x205229C

Parameters:

dialogueIndex: Dialogue line index
spriteIndex: Index of the character sprite to display, as defined in CHRDATA.S (dat 0x008)
spriteEntranceTransition: Transition that makes the sprite enter
spriteExitOrInternalTransition: Transition that makes the sprite exit
spriteShake: Applies a shaking effect to the sprite
voiceIndex: Voiced line index
textVoiceFont: The voice font to be applied when no voiced line is used, defined as an index into MESSINFO.S (dat 0x076)
textSpeed: The speed at which the text is rendered, defined as an index into MESSINFO.S (dat 0x076)
textEntranceEffect: The effect to use as the text is printed to the screen
spriteLayer: Determines which "layer" a sprite should be rendered on on entrance; higher numbers are rendered on top of lower ones
dontClearText: If 1, continues displaying the next dialogue line in the same box
noLipFlap: Manually disables lip flaps for dialogue that would otherwise have them

Displays a line of dialogue and/or manipulates character sprites.

Entrance Transitions

`spriteEntranceTransition`	Transition
0x00	No transition (sprite will be invisible if not already entered; otherwise acts as a hard cut)
0x01	Slide left to center
0x02	Slide right to center
0x03	Slide left to right
0x04	Slide right to left
0x05	Slide left to right (slow)
0x06	Slide right to left (slow)
0x07	Fade to center
0x08	Slide left to right (fast)
0x09	Slide right to left (fast)
0x0A	Peek right to left
0x0B	Fade in left

Exit & Internal Transitions

`spriteExitOrInternalTransition`	Type	Transition
0x00	N/A	Sprite does not exit
0x01	Exit	Slide from center to right fade out
0x02	Exit	Slide from center to left fade out
0x03	Internal	Slide center to right and stay
0x04	Internal	Slide center to left and stay
0x05	Exit	Slide left to right fade out
0x06	Exit	Slide left to left fade out
0x07	Exit	Fade out from center
0x08	Exit	Fade out left
0x09	Internal	Slide left to right and stay
0x0A	Internal	Slide right to left and stay

Sprite Shaking Effects

`spriteShake`	Effect
0x00	No shake
0x01	Shake center
0x02	Bounce horizontal center
0x03	Bounce horizontal center with small shakes
0x04	Shake right
0x05	Shake left

Text Entrance Effects

`textEntranceEffect`	Effect
0x00	Normal
0x01	Shrink in
0x02	Terminal typing

`KBG_DISP` (0x02)

Subroutine address: 0x2052CA8

Parameters:

kbgIndex: The index of the "kinetic" background as defined in BGTBL.S (dat.bin #003)

Displays a particular "kinetic" (my word) background on the top screen. Must be of type KINETIC_SCREEN.

`PIN_MNL` (0x03)

Subroutine address: 0x2052D90

Parameters:

dialogueIndex: Dialogue line index

Draws a dialogue line as monologue over all other dialogue. Undone by completing a chess game.

`SCREEN_FADEIN` (0x05)

Subroutine address: 0x2052E5C

Parameters:

timeToFade: The length of the fade in frames
fadeInToPercentage: The percentage darkness to fade into (where 0 is fully bright and 100 is fully dark; e.g. 50 means the screen will be 50% darker than full brightness when the fade in is complete); only respected by color fades
fadeLocation: 0 is bottom screen, 1 is top screen, 2 is both screens
fadeColor: 1 is black, 2 is white, 0 is the color set by a previous SCREEN_FADEOUT; this parameter must match that of the previous SCREEN_FADEOUT call

`SCREEN_FADEOUT` (0x06)

Subroutine address: 0x2052F9C

Parameters:

timeToFade: The length of the fade in frames
fadeOutToPercentage:The percentage darkness to fade into (where 0 is fully bright and 100 is fully dark; e.g. 50 means that the screen will be 50% brighter than full black when the fade is complete); only respected by color fades
fadeColorRed: Red component of the fade color (0-255)
fadeColorGreen: Green component of the fade color (0-255)
fadeColorBlue: Blue component of the fade color (0-255)
fadeLocation: 0 is bottom screen, 1 is top screen, 2 is both screens
fadeColor: 1 is black, 2 is white, 0 uses the RGB color set by the fadeColorRed, Green, and Blue parameters of this command; this parameter must match that of the subsequent SCREEN_FADEIN call

`SCREEN_FLASH` (0x07)

Subroutine address: 0x20530D8

Parameters:

fadeInTime: Time for the fade in portion of the flash in frames
holdTime: Time to hold on the flash color in frames
fadeOutTime: Time for the fade out portion of the flash in frames
flashColorRed: Red component of the flash color
flashColorGreen: Green component of the flash color
flashColorBlue: Blue component of the flash color

Flashes the screen a specified color for a specified amount of time.

`SND_PLAY` (0x08)

Subroutine address: 0x20531E0

Parameters:

soundIndex: The index of the sound to be played from snd.bin
mode: Either 6 or 7 – 6 = sound start, 7 = sound stop
volume: The volume of the sound
crossfadeDupe: Duplicate of crossfadeTime below (only used once in the game)
crossfadeTime: Time in frames that the sound will crossfade; ony can be used when changing the volume of the same sound

Plays a sound from the SDAT snd.bin.

`REMOVED` (0x09)

Subroutine address: 0x00

Removed in final version of game (not referenced in any scripts.)

`UNKNOWN0A` (0x0A)

Subroutine address: 0x2053290

Parameters: None

Unused in the game, unknown what this does.

Plays a voice file.

`FLAG` (0x0D)

Subroutine address: 0x2053490

Parameters:

flag: The flag to set or clear
set: 1 = set, 0 = clear

Sets or clears a flag. Note that the value of the flag is for some reason one greater than its actual name (e.g. "F70" is accessed by FLAG 71).

`TOPIC_GET` (0x0E)

Subroutine address: 0x20534C8

Parameters:

topicId: The ID of the topic to give the player as defined in TOPIC.S (evt 0x245)

Give the player a particular topic.

`TOGGLE_DIALOGUE` (0x0F)

Subroutine address: 0x2053554

Parameters:

show: If 1, shows the dialogue box; if 0, hides the dialogue box.

Shows/hides the dialogue box. Note that plenty of other commands already do one of these (e.g., DIALOGUE automatically shows the dialogue box).

`SELECT` (0x10)

Subroutine address: 0x2053580

Parameters:

option1: The 1-indexed number of the first choice to be presented
option2: The 1-indexed number of the second choice to be presented
option3: The 1-indexed number of the third choice to be presented
option4: The 1-indexed number of the fourth choice to be presented
unknown08:
unknown0A:
unknown0C:
unknown0E:

Presents the player with a series of choices that branch the dialogue tree. Choices are defined in their own section and have IDs that correspond to labels set in the labels section. When a choice is chosen, this ID is used to select which script block will be jumped to.

SELECT cannot be used in the initial, unnamed script block.

`SCREEN_SHAKE` (0x11)

Subroutine address: 0x2053758

Parameters:

duration: Effect duration in frames (if -1, shakes indefinitely)
horizontalIntensity: Intensity of the shake in the horizontal direction
verticalIntensity: Intensity of the shake in the vertical direction

Shakes the bottom screen.

`SCREEN_SHAKE_STOP` (0x12)

Subroutine address: 0x2053818

Parameters: None

Stops screen shaking from a SCREEN_SHAKE command.

`GOTO` (0x13)

Subroutine address: 0x2053884

Parameters:

blockId: The ID of the script block to jump to as defined in the Labels section

Jumps to a particular code block.

`SCENE_GOTO` (0x14)

Subroutine address: 0x205390C

Parameters:

conditionalIndex: Index into the conditionals block that contains the name of the scene to go to

Goes to a particular scene whose name is defined in the conditionals. Note that this scene cannot be just any evt file in evt.bin; it must be contained within a special array in ARM9 itself; thus, ROM hacks may decide to change the location of this array.

`WAIT` (0x15)

Subroutine address: 0x20539D0

Parameters:

frames: The number of frames to wait

Waits a particular number of frames.

`HOLD` (0x16)

Subroutine address: 0x2053A20

Parameters: None

Stops script execution until input is received from the player.

`NOOP1` (0x17)

Subroutine address: 0x2053A68

Parameters: None.

Does nothing. (Named NOOP to avoid conflict with ARM assembly NOP.) This command always follows TRANS_OUT.

`VGOTO` (0x18)

Subroutine address: 0x2053A70

Parameters:

conditionalIndex: The index of the conditional to check from the conditionals section
unused
gotoId: The ID of the script block to jump to

Goes to a specified script block if a specified conditional is true.

`HARUHI_METER` (0x19)

Subroutine address: 0x2053BC0

Parameters:

unused: Does not seem to be used
addValue: The value to add to the Haruhi Meter (positive values move the meter toward Distracted while negative values move it toward Focused)
setValue: The value to set the Haruhi Meter at (does not show the meter)

Modifies the value of the Haruhi Meter. The meter maximum value is 9.

`HARUHI_METER_NOSHOW` (0x1A)

Subroutine address: 0x2053E3C

Parameters:

addValue: The value to add to the Haruhi Meter

Adds to the Haruhi Meter without showing the Haruhi Meter UI. Unused in the game.

`PALEFFECT` (0x1B)

Subroutine address: 0x2053F7C

Parameters:

paletteMode: An index that defines how to change the palette; valid values are 216-220
transitionTime: The time in frames that the BG's palette will take to switch to transition to the effect palette
unknownBool: This clearly does things when looking at the assembly/decomp, but I don't know what it's doing precisely

Palette Modes

`paletteMode`	Effect
216	Default colors
217	Inverted colors
218	Grayscale
219	Sepia
220	Dimmed

`TRANS_OUT` (0x1D)

Subroutine address: 0x2054714

Parameters:

index: The index of the particular transition to use

Plays a transition to black. Typically followed by NOOP1.

Transitions

`index`	Transition
0x00	Wipe right
0x01	Wipe down
0x02	Wipe diagonal right/down
0x03	Blinds
0x04	Blinds
0x05	Wipe left
0x06	Wipe up
0x07	Wipe diagonal left/up

`TRANS_IN` (0x1E)

Subroutine address: 0x20547AC

Paremters:

index: The index of the particular transition to use.

Plays a transition from black into the scene.

Transitions

`index`	Transition
0x00	Wipe right
0x01	Wipe down
0x02	Wipe diagonal right
0x03	Blinds
0x04	Blinds
0x05	Wipe left
0x06	Wipe up
0x07	Wipe diagonal left/up

`SET_PLACE` (0x1F)

Subroutine address: 0x2054860

Parameters:

display: 0 hides the location, 1 displays it
placeIndex: Place name graphic as an index into PLACE.S (dat 0x07A)

Modifies the displayed "place name."

`ITEM_DISPIMG` (0x20)

Subroutine address: 0x2054938

Parameters:

itemIndex: The index of the item to display
x?
y?

Displays the specified item image. Under certain circumstances, this should work; however it seems this soft locks the game most of the time. Unused.

`STOP` (0x22)

Subroutine address: 0x2054ABC

Parameters: None

Stops script execution and soft locks the game. Unused.

`NOOP2` (0x23)

Parameters: None

Does nothing. Unused.

`LOAD_ISOMAP` (0x24)

Subroutine address: 0x2054B14

Parameters:

mapFileIndex: The index of the map in dat.bin

Loads an isometric map for usage by INVEST_START. Automatically fades to screen to black.

`INVEST_START` (0x25)

Subroutine address: 0x2054B6C

Parameters:

unknown00
unknown01
unknown02
unknown03
endScriptBlock: The script block that contains the INVEST_END command.

Starts investigation mode. Automatically fades screen in from black.

`INVEST_END` (0x26)

Subroutine address: 0x2054BE0

Parameters: None

Ends investigation mode and returns to the main visual novel format of the game. Automatically fades screen to black.

`CHIBI_EMOTE` (0x27)

Subroutine address: 0x2054C44

Parameters:

chibiIndex: The index of the chibi to emote
emoteIndex: The index of the emote that should be shown

This command displays an emote in a speech bubble above a chibi figure on the top screen.

`emoteIndex`	Emote
0x01	Exclamation point (!)
0x02	Light bulb
0x03	Anger mark
0x04	Music note
0x05	Sweat drop

`NEXT_SCENE` (0x28)

Subroutine address: 0x2054C78

Parameters: None

Ends the scene and moves to the next one as listed in SCENARIO.S (evt.bin #580).

`SKIP_SCENE` (0x29)

Subroutine address: 0x2054CD4

Parameters:

scenesToSkip: Number of scenes that should be skipped

Sets up the NEXT_SCENE command to skip a specified number of scenes as defined in SCENARIO.S (evt.bin #580).

`GLOBAL` (0x2A)

Subroutine address: 0x2054D48

Parameters:

globalIndex: The index of the global variable to modify (2-7)
value: The value to add to the global variable

Modifies one of six global variables. These variables persist across scenes.

`CHIBI_ENTEREXIT` (0x2B)

Subroutine address: 0x2054D7C

Parameters:

chibiIndex: Specifies the chibi to add (1 = Kyon, 2 = Haruhi, 3 = Mikuru, 4 = Nagato, 5 = Koizumi)
mode: Specifies whether the chibi should enter or leave (0 = enter, 1 = leave)
delay: Specifies the number of frames after which the chibi should enter or exit

Specifies a chibi figure to enter or exit the top screen.

`GLOBAL2D` (0x2D)

Subroutine address: 0x2054FA8

Parameters:

value: The value to set variable global2D to

Sets a global variable to a specified value. Only used in one place so it's difficult to determine what it affects.

Loads a chess file into memory and (if the chess overlay is loaded) places it on the chessboard.

`CHESS_VGOTO` (0x2F)

Subroutine address: 0x2055034

Parameters:

clearBlock: Script block to go to if the chess game is cleared
missBlock: Script block to go to if the chess game is failed
miss2Block: Script block to go to if the chess game is failed in some unused way

Monitors for the end of the chess game and then jumps to a specified script block depending on the outcome.

`CHESS_TOGGLE_GUIDE` (0x31)

Subroutine address: 0x20552BC

Parameters:

piece1: A space containing a piece whose potential moves to highlight
piece2: A space containing a piece whose potential moves to highlight
piece3: A space containing a piece whose potential moves to highlight
piece4: A space containing a piece whose potential moves to highlight

Highlights the potential moves of a piece in red. If a piece has already been highlighted, this command unhighlights it.

`CHESS_TOGGLE_HIGHLIGHT` (0x32)

Subroutine address: 0x2055340

Parameters:

params spacesToHighlight: A list of spaces to highlight, terminated with a -1

Highlights spaces on the chessboard in yellow. If a space is already highlighted, this command unhighlights it.

`SCENE_GOTO2` (0x36)

Subroutine address: 0x20554F4

Parameters:

conditionalIndex: Index into the conditionals block that contains the name of the scene to go to

Goes to a particular scene whose name is defined in the conditionals. Note that this scene cannot be just any evt file in evt.bin; it must be contained within a special array in ARM9 itself; thus, ROM hacks may decide to change the location of this array. Unlike SCENE_GOTO, this command does not clear a flag before jumping. Otherwise, they seem to be identical.

`EPHEADER` (0x37)

Subroutine address: 0x20555DC

Parameters:

headerIndex: The index of the title texture to use; corresponds to entry 0xD1 + headerIndex in SYSTEX.S (dat 0x9B), i.e. 1 = Episode 1, 2 = Episode 2, 3 = Episode 3, 4 = Episode 4, 5 = Episode 5, 6 = Epilogue (if you want to be really clever, -1 is the main menu title)

Sets the upper screen to be an episode title texture.

`NOOP3` (0x38)

Subroutine address: 0x20556E8

Parameters: None

Does nothing. (Named NOOP to avoid conflict with ARM assembly NOP.)

`CONFETTI` (0x39)

Subroutine address: 0x2055700

Parameters:

on: If 1, turns confetti. If 0, turns it off.

Displays falling confetti on the top screen.

`OP_MODE` (0x3C)

Subroutine address: 0x2055D84

Parameters: None

Suppresses the top screen UI, disables dialogue skipping, and marks the center of the screen as the position the Kyon chibi walks to, and sends the Kyon chibi out. Used only in the opening text crawl.

`WAIT_CANCEL` (0x3D)

Subroutine address: 0x2055E78

Parameters:

frames: The number of frames to wait.

A command nearly identical to WAIT, but allows for the wait to be canceled with a button press or screen tap.

1.commands

Commands

Notes

AVOID_DISP

BACK

BG_DISP

BG_DISP2

BG_DISPCG

BG_FADE

BG_REVERT

BG_SCROLL

BGM_PLAY

CHESS_CLEAR_ANNOTATIONS

CHESS_LOAD

CHESS_MOVE

CHESS_RESET (0x35)

CHESS_TOGGLE_CROSS (0x33)

VCE_PLAY (0x0C)

INIT_READ_FLAG (0x00)

DIALOGUE (0x01)

Entrance Transitions

Exit & Internal Transitions

Sprite Shaking Effects

Text Entrance Effects

KBG_DISP (0x02)

PIN_MNL (0x03)

SCREEN_FADEIN (0x05)

SCREEN_FADEOUT (0x06)

SCREEN_FLASH (0x07)

SND_PLAY (0x08)

REMOVED (0x09)

UNKNOWN0A (0x0A)

FLAG (0x0D)

TOPIC_GET (0x0E)

TOGGLE_DIALOGUE (0x0F)

SELECT (0x10)

SCREEN_SHAKE (0x11)

SCREEN_SHAKE_STOP (0x12)

GOTO (0x13)

SCENE_GOTO (0x14)

WAIT (0x15)

HOLD (0x16)

NOOP1 (0x17)

VGOTO (0x18)

HARUHI_METER (0x19)

HARUHI_METER_NOSHOW (0x1A)

PALEFFECT (0x1B)

Palette Modes

TRANS_OUT (0x1D)

Transitions

TRANS_IN (0x1E)

Transitions

SET_PLACE (0x1F)

ITEM_DISPIMG (0x20)

STOP (0x22)

NOOP2 (0x23)

LOAD_ISOMAP (0x24)

INVEST_START (0x25)

INVEST_END (0x26)

CHIBI_EMOTE (0x27)

NEXT_SCENE (0x28)

SKIP_SCENE (0x29)

GLOBAL (0x2A)

CHIBI_ENTEREXIT (0x2B)

GLOBAL2D (0x2D)

CHESS_VGOTO (0x2F)

CHESS_TOGGLE_GUIDE (0x31)

CHESS_TOGGLE_HIGHLIGHT (0x32)

SCENE_GOTO2 (0x36)

EPHEADER (0x37)

NOOP3 (0x38)

CONFETTI (0x39)

OP_MODE (0x3C)

WAIT_CANCEL (0x3D)

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`AVOID_DISP`

`BACK`

`BG_DISP`

`BG_DISP2`

`BG_DISPCG`

`BG_FADE`

`BG_REVERT`

`BG_SCROLL`

`BGM_PLAY`

`CHESS_CLEAR_ANNOTATIONS`

`CHESS_LOAD`

`CHESS_MOVE`

`CHESS_RESET` (0x35)

`CHESS_TOGGLE_CROSS` (0x33)

`VCE_PLAY` (0x0C)

`INIT_READ_FLAG` (0x00)

`DIALOGUE` (0x01)

`KBG_DISP` (0x02)

`PIN_MNL` (0x03)

`SCREEN_FADEIN` (0x05)

`SCREEN_FADEOUT` (0x06)

`SCREEN_FLASH` (0x07)

`SND_PLAY` (0x08)

`REMOVED` (0x09)

`UNKNOWN0A` (0x0A)

`FLAG` (0x0D)

`TOPIC_GET` (0x0E)

`TOGGLE_DIALOGUE` (0x0F)

`SELECT` (0x10)

`SCREEN_SHAKE` (0x11)

`SCREEN_SHAKE_STOP` (0x12)

`GOTO` (0x13)

`SCENE_GOTO` (0x14)

`WAIT` (0x15)

`HOLD` (0x16)

`NOOP1` (0x17)

`VGOTO` (0x18)

`HARUHI_METER` (0x19)

`HARUHI_METER_NOSHOW` (0x1A)

`PALEFFECT` (0x1B)

`TRANS_OUT` (0x1D)

`TRANS_IN` (0x1E)

`SET_PLACE` (0x1F)

`ITEM_DISPIMG` (0x20)

`STOP` (0x22)

`NOOP2` (0x23)

`LOAD_ISOMAP` (0x24)

`INVEST_START` (0x25)

`INVEST_END` (0x26)

`CHIBI_EMOTE` (0x27)

`NEXT_SCENE` (0x28)

`SKIP_SCENE` (0x29)

`GLOBAL` (0x2A)

`CHIBI_ENTEREXIT` (0x2B)

`GLOBAL2D` (0x2D)

`CHESS_VGOTO` (0x2F)

`CHESS_TOGGLE_GUIDE` (0x31)

`CHESS_TOGGLE_HIGHLIGHT` (0x32)

`SCENE_GOTO2` (0x36)

`EPHEADER` (0x37)

`NOOP3` (0x38)

`CONFETTI` (0x39)

`OP_MODE` (0x3C)

`WAIT_CANCEL` (0x3D)