EnTypesManager v1 - #39
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…e of param based on reading the source file structure.
…various EnemyParam functions.
Report for GLMP01_01 (edb2188 - 6235af8)No changesReport for GLMJ01 (edb2188 - 6235af8)No changesReport for GLME01 (edb2188 - 6235af8)📈 Matched code: 17.87% (+0.04%, +880 bytes) ✅ 27 new matches
📈 3 improvements in unmatched items
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lots of matches, the most notable thing is that the split doesn't have .data / .sdata because it conflicts with EnAttackBase (it create some circular dependency thing), which may lead to a bigger problem outside of this PR specifically, so I deemed it out of scope for this PR and to be worried about later. In the header of EnTypesManager.hpp, I left the notes of what the data would look like.