Typically only needed to debug out-of-memory errors on Amiga. On an out-of-memory screen, assets loaded into chipram are flagged with *.

Crunched data is never used “live” and is immediately flushed when memory is running low, it’s only held in order to reduce reloading times on Amigas with enough memory to contain it.

Code	Description
AB	Asset bundles (crunched)
MA	Map actors (crunched)
MC	Music (crunched)
MD	Map data (crunched)
MH	Map header data (crunched)
MP	Map parallax data (crunched)
PC	Panel graphics (crunched)
PL	Panel data (crunched)
PH	Project header (crunched)
VR	Virtual machine redirects (immediately disposed after use)
Z06 & Z16	Panel buffers for bottom panel (uncrunched)
Z07 & Z17	Panel buffers for top panel (uncrunched)
Z08 & Z18	Panel buffers for talkpad (uncrunched)
Z09 & Z19	Panel buffers for special panel (uncrunched)
ZB	Asset bundles (uncrunched)
ZL5	Panel data cache for main panel (uncrunched)
ZL6	Panel data cache for bottom panel (uncrunched)
ZL7	Panel data cache for top panel (uncrunched)
ZL8	Panel data cache for talkpad (uncrunched)
ZL9	Panel data cache for special panel (uncrunched)
ZN	Special caches that are never freed during the lifetime of the game.
ZP5	Panel graphics cache for main panel (uncrunched)
ZP6	Panel graphics cache for bottom panel (uncrunched)
ZP7	Panel graphics cache for top panel (uncrunched)
ZP8	Panel graphics cache for talkpad (uncrunched)
ZP9	Panel graphics cache for special panel (uncrunched)
ZZ0	Floppy disk load cache
ZZ1	Floppy disk save cache
ZZ2	Map data cache (uncrunched)
ZZ3	Map background data (uncrunched)
ZZ4	Map parallax data (uncrunched)
ZZ5	Music (uncrunched in slow)
ZZ6	Map asset bundle (tileset and linked animations/sounds) (uncrunched)
ZZ7	Temporary cache (immediately disposed after use)
ZZ8	Floppy disk saving buffer
ZZ9	Music samples (uncrunched in chip)

These tags can be used for special control of the text displayed in the “say” and “print” commands.

Tag	Description
<br>	Line break
<#>	Insert wait of # frames, eg <30> means wait for 30 frames.
<COL#>	Manually set the X Position of text (column relative)
<ROW#>	Manually set the Y Position of text (row relative)
<X#>	Manually set the X Position of text (pixel relative)
<Y#>	Manually set the Y Position of text (pixel relative)
<PL#>	Set palette line of text (0-3, Mega Drive)
<PR#>	Set priority (0-1, Mega Drive)
{VarName}	Insert a variable (or a property from the properties file)

On the Mega Drive and NeoGeo platforms, this is a very useful tool to quantize a palette so that more than one palette line can be used in a tileset.

https://rilden.github.io/tiledpalettequant/

Below are the recommended settings for those two platforms - but feel free to experiment if these settings don't give the results you want.

Platform	Tile width/height	Max Palettes	Colors per palette	Bits per channel
Mega Drive	8	4	16	3
NeoGeo	16	16	16	6
Lowest Common Denominator	16	4	16	3

Assuming there is no parallax "behind" the tileset, Color zero index color should be set to shared color (so that there doesn't need to be two black colors in a single palette line). Otherwise should be set to transparent color.

If you're making a cross platform game, use the lowest common denominator settings to be safe.