The table of the objects in the room, with 20 bytes for each of up to 28 objects. The last object in the table has its final eight bytes in the same place as the code of GameEntry, which is not needed once the game has started. The table is cleared at the start of the game, and the room objects are built by RetrieveRoom. The first two objects are the two halves of the player, the next two are the objects that the player can pick up in the room, and after those are the objects that make up the room. The bytes of an object are:

Byte	Contents
00	The graphic number (00 if there is no object)
01-03	The X, Y and Z coordinates
04-06	The width, depth and height
07	The flags: bit 0 is set near an arch, bit 1 if the object is ignored, bit 2 if it can be moved, bit 4 to draw it, bit 5 to wipe it, bit 6 to flip it from left to right and bit 7 to flip it upside down
08	The number of the room
09-0B	The speeds in the X, Y and Z directions
0C	Bits 0-2 are set if the object is blocked in the X, Y and Z directions, bit 3 if it is jumping, and bits 4-7 count while it is entering the room
0D	Bit 7 is set if the object destroys what it hits, bit 5 if it is destroyed by what hits it, bit 6 if it has been destroyed and bit 3 if something stands on it
0E-0F	The speed of the object in the X and Y direction as changed by an arch
10-11	The graphic to use while the player appears, or the address of the object in the table of special objects
12-13	The adjustments to the pixel X and Y coordinates of the sprite
18-19	The width in bytes and the height in lines of the sprite
1A-1B	The pixel X and Y coordinates of the sprite
1C-1F	The width, height, pixel X and pixel Y coordinates that the sprite had when it was last drawn