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Marios position is a floating point number, but its converted to a short when the game uses it to test for collision with floor triangles. In other words, Marios position can basically be any decimal number but its converted to an integer between negative 32,768 and positive 32,767 inclusive. So, any fractional portion is truncated and numbers too big or too small are moved into this range using the modulo operator. Graphically, that means that the position used for floor detection is always inside of this box, so if Marios in the box, then his actual position and the position used for floor detection are the same, albeit maybe off by a single fraction due to the truncation. But if Mario leaves that box, then his actual position and the position used for floor detection will separate since the position used for floor detection will just loop back around to remain in the original box. 










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