s3k-implement-object

By translating object routines, collision rules, and animation timing directly from the disassembly into engine logic. This ensures enemies, hazards, and interactables match the original game without guessing behavior.

Zone-set-aware object IDs in Sonic 3&Knuckles are object identifiers that change depending on the zone set. You handle them by applying zone-set-aware implementation during registry wiring, which prevents the wrong object from being registered across different zones.

You load sprite art and mapping data for Sonic 3&Knuckles objects by applying ROM-accurate constants and proper lifecycle management. The implementation workflow covers art loading, mapping data, spawning, and cleanup to ensure visual accuracy.

You validate Sonic 3&Knuckles object collision and shield reactions through cross-validation against the original assembly. This process verifies that subtype-specific behavior and collision handling match the disassembly source.

No, implementing Sonic 3&Knuckles objects requires explicit registry wiring and lifecycle management. ROM-accurate constants from the disassembly must be cross-validated and properly integrated to ensure correct subtype-specific behavior during engine development.

Sonic 3&Knuckles badniks spawn with wrong behavior when zone-set-aware object IDs are not properly handled. You must apply zone-set-aware implementation during registry wiring to prevent the wrong object from being registered in specific zones.