The 54 object records of the game, each 32 bytes long. A record whose type byte is 0 is free. The first two records hold the two halves of the player (see ObjectsTable and 42895); the rest hold the scenery, creatures and items of the current room, which BuildRoomScenery fills from the last record downwards. The fields of a record are:

Offset	Contents
0	Object type; indexes the sprite table at SpriteTable and the handler table at ObjectHandlerTable
1	Position on the x axis (the centre of the object)
2	Position on the y axis (the centre of the object)
3	Height above the floor (the bottom of the object)
4	Half the size on the x axis
5	Half the size on the y axis
6	Size on the z axis
7	Flags, see below
8	Room the object belongs to (or the room a door leads to)
9	Speed on the x axis
10	Speed on the y axis
11	Speed on the z axis
12	Collision flags: bit 0 is set when the object hit something on the x axis, bit 1 on the y axis and bit 2 on the z axis (it is on the ground); bit 3 is set while it is jumping; the upper four bits count down the frames after entering a room
13	Collision state flags used by the handlers
14	Push from other objects on the x axis
15	Push from other objects on the y axis
16	Low byte of the address of the entry in the object store at ObjectStore, or handler workspace
17	High byte of the address of the entry in the object store
18	Offset on the x axis from the projected position to the sprite
19	Offset on the y axis from the projected position to the sprite
20 to 22	Handler workspace
23	Handler flags
24	Width in bytes of the sprite last drawn
25	Height of the sprite last drawn
26	Screen x position of the sprite last drawn
27	Screen y position of the sprite last drawn, counted from the bottom of the screen
28 to 31	Copy of 24 to 27 from the previous frame

The flags in byte 7 are:

Bit	Meaning
0	Ignore the walls of the room
1	The object is being moved, so it is ignored by the collision tests
2	The object can be pushed
3	The object can open doors (the player)
4	The object needs drawing
5	The object has moved and its old area needs restoring
6	Mirror the sprite from left to right
7	Flip the sprite upside down