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# Strings, images, and ADT records

### One string and a string array

```cpp
const string STATUS = "READY";
const string MODE_LABELS[] = { "OFF", "STANDARD", "ALTERNATE" };
```

***

### Image record

```cpp
const image ICON = {
    8, 8,
    0xFF, 0x81, 0x81, 0x81, 0x81, 0x81, 0x81, 0xFF
};
```

For width `w` and height `h`, supply exactly `ceil(w*h/8)` pixel bytes after the two dimensions.

***

### Adaptive-trigger record

The 11 positions are `MODE`, `START`, `FORCE1`, `FORCE2`, `STRENGTH_LOW`, `STRENGTH_MID`, `STRENGTH_HIGH`, `UNK1`, `UNK2`, `FREQ`, and `UNK3`, in that order.

{% code title="adt-record.gpc" %}

```cpp
const ps5adt ADT_PROFILE = {
    PS5_ADT_CR, // 0: mode
    0,          // 1: start
    128,        // 2: force 1
    128,        // 3: force 2
    64,         // 4: low strength
    128,        // 5: mid strength
    192,        // 6: high strength
    0,          // 7: unknown/reserved 1
    0,          // 8: unknown/reserved 2
    100,        // 9: frequency
    0           // 10: unknown/reserved 3
};

main {
    adt_setx(PS5_R2, addr(ADT_PROFILE));
}
```

{% endcode %}

A `ps5adt` record is exactly 11 bytes. Preserve the unknown/reserved fields from a known-good record. `addr` is a compiler address form, not a general pointer.


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