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VM_LOAD_TEXT NARGS

Loads text in memory.

NARGS: Amount of arguments that are passed before the null-terminated string.

The text string is defined using the .asciz command:

VM_LOAD_TEXT   0  
.asciz "text to render"

The following format specifiers allow variables to be rendered as part of the text:

%d Render a variable value.
%Dn Render a variable value with n length.
%c Render a character based on the variable value.
The variables need to be defined before the .asciz call using .dw followed by a list of N variables in the order they'll be rendered.
```
VM_LOAD_TEXT   3  
.dw VAR_0, VAR_1, VAR_1  
.asciz "Var 0 is %d, Var 1 is %d, Var 2 is %d"  
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Escape Sequences:

The text string can contain escape sequences that modify the behavior or appearance of the text.
\001\x Sets the text speed for the next characters in the current text. x is a value between 1 and 8 that represents the number of frames between the render of a character using 2^(x-2).
\002\x Sets the text font.
\003\x\y Sets the position for the next character.
\004\x\y Sets the position for the next character relative to the last character.
\005 Escapes the next character.
\006\mask Waits for input to continue to the next character.
\007\n Inverts the colors of the following characters. \007\002 enables inverted colors, \007\001 disables them. (Only supported when using a 2-color variable width font)
\010\x Switches between left to right (x = 01) and right to left (x = 02) printing.
\011 Zero width symbol.
\n Next line.
\013\x Sets UI palette number to x.
\r Scrolls text one line up.

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