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{{Infobox format
| extension = LSP
| occurence = LBA1 & LBA2
| colour = E0E000
}}

Sprite files contain small images that are shown in the game as overlays over the screen. They can be for as actors (called ''sprite actors''), bullets, and other moving objects.

==Specification:==
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Sprite format specification, based on LBA1.

open question: where's the number of frames in a sprite defined?

Abstract:
the sprite format works similar to the brick format, but there are multiple entries of run-length encoded data in one file. For the run-length algorithm see BRK-file specification.

Detail:
*)***File Structure***
May the sprite file contain n frames:

0. dword: offset to the 0. frame (from file start)
1. dword: offset to the 1. frame (from file start)
...
n. dword: offset to the n. frame (from file start)

the frames are structured in the following way:
0. byte : offset X
1. byte : offset Y
2. byte : width
3. byte : height
following bytes : run-length encoded data
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[[Category:File formats|Sprite]]
[[Category:LBA 1]]
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