The table of objects, which holds everything that moves in the village. There are 23 objects of 16 bytes each, and MainLoop updates them in turn.

The type of an object chooses the routine that updates it (see ObjectHandlerTable) and the sprite that draws it (see SpriteTable). An object of type 0 is not in use.

Byte	Contents
0	Type
1	Position along the X axis within the cell
2	Column of the cell
3	Position along the Y axis within the cell
4	Row of the cell
5	Speed (or the kind of tile, for an item)
6	Direction (bits 6 and 7) and timer (bits 0 to 5)
7	Flags
8	Half of the width
9	Half of the depth
10	Velocity along the X axis
11	Velocity along the Y axis
12	Offset of the sprite along the X axis
13	Offset of the sprite along the Y axis
14	Screen position of the sprite, low byte
15	Screen position of the sprite, high byte

The flags are bit 0 (the object has hit something), bit 1 (the object has been drawn), bit 5 (the object chases the player) and bits 6 and 7 (the sprite is to be turned round and upside down, see FlipSprite).