AGQG FILE
Gunk Quad General Array - Level File

Hex	Translation	Meaning
01 49 02 00	585	00585-.AGQG
01 00 00 06	3	level 3
AD DE	dead	not used
15 A8 00 00	35349	35349 packages follow (one package is edged in black)
Below follows the first package.
00 00 00 00	0	first PNTA package number
01 00 00 00	1	second PNTA package number
02 00 00 00	2	third PNTA package number
03 00 00 00	3	fourth PNTA package number
F5 0F 00 00	4085	first TXCA package number
F3 0F 00 00	4083	second TXCA package number
F4 0F 00 00	4084	third TXCA package number
F6 0F 00 00	4086	fourth TXCA package number
00 00 00 00	0, 0, 0; 0	colour (blue, green, red); transparency
00 00 00 00	0, 0, 0; 0	colour (blue, green, red); transparency
02 07 09 00	2, 7, 9; 0	colour (blue, green, red); transparency
06 15 1E 00	6, 21, 30; 0	colour (blue, green, red); transparency
00 00 08 02	0, 0, 8, 2	options; it's a bitset; the following bits are used: 01000000 -  door frame (invisible quad that uses the TXMP_DOOR_FRAME texture) (Thanks to Neo) 02000000 -  ghost 04000000 -  stairs up 08000000 -  stairs down 10000000 -  stairs 20000000 -  set at runtime for jello gunk quads (jello = gunk quad is transparent if the camera is behind it) (Thanks to geyser and Neo.) 40000000 -  gunk quad is a triangle (the last two verticies are the same) (Thanks to geyser and Neo.) 80000000 -  transparency (if not used, then alpha is ignored and the colour is just RGB shading) (Thanks to geyser and Neo.) 00020000 -  two-sided 00080000 -  no collision 00200000 -  invisible 00400000 -  no object collision 00800000 -  no character collision 00000100 -  no occlusion 00000200 -  danger 00000400 -  set at runtime for gunk quads that are hidden with the script command env_show (Thanks to geyser and Neo.) 00000800 -  vertical collision: slope < 70° 00001000 -  horizontal collision: slope > 70° 00004000 -  ignore grid 00008000 -  no decal 00000001 -  furniture 00000002 -  projection plan bit 0 00000004 -  projection plan bit 1 00000008 -  sound-transparent 00000010 -  impassable
FF FF	-1	old file ID (only used for objects)
FF FF	-1	high bit (only used for objects); the following high bits are used (values in dec): 3 -  door (from the Door.BINA file) 5 -  furniture (from the Furniture.BINA file) 13 -  trigger (from the Trigger.BINA file) 14 -  turret (from the Turret.BINA file) 15 -  console (from the Console.BINA file)

35349 is the amount of gunk quads. Two faces (triangles) form a gunk quad.

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