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	Coordinatetype modes are used to set the type of coordinatesytem to be used, by assigning them to the [[local variable]] [[ctype]]. Different coordinatesystems have different ways of interpreting the coordinates of a process. There's another local variable which influences the interpretation of a process' coordinate, which is [[resolution_(local)|resolution]].		Coordinatetype modes are used to set the type of coordinatesytem to be used, by assigning them to the [[local variable]] [[ctype]]. Different coordinatesystems have different ways of interpreting the coordinates of a process. There's another local variable which influences the interpretation of a process' coordinate, which is [[resolution_(local)|resolution]].
-	How to change in which individual [[scroll]] or [[mode_7]]-view the process is visible, see [[cnumber]] and its [[Coordinatenumber flags|constants]].	+	How to change in which individual [[scroll]] or [[mode_7]]-view the process is visible, see [[cnumber]] and [[Coordinatenumber flags|its constants]].
		+	== List ==
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	| ''Constant'' || - ''Value'' || - ''Relative to''		| ''Constant'' || - ''Value'' || - ''Relative to''

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[edit] Definition

Coordinatetype modes are used to set the type of coordinatesytem to be used, by assigning them to the local variable ctype. Different coordinatesystems have different ways of interpreting the coordinates of a process. There's another local variable which influences the interpretation of a process' coordinate, which is resolution.

How to change in which individual scroll or mode_7-view the process is visible, see cnumber and its constants.

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Constant	- Value	- Relative to
C_SCREEN	- 0	- The screen's top left corner, coordinate (0,0).
C_SCROLL	- 1	- The foreground graphic of the scroll in which the process is shown.
C_M7	- 2	- The main graphic of the mode_7-view.