E6B14 DOCUMENTATION - 04 ENTRY TYPE
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E6B14 controls battle swirl animation entries. Most of this is speculative, so poke around with the data and try to 
find errors with what is here.

[AA BB (CC) DD 00]

AA = 04
BB = If below 0x80: Distance from the top to start drawing from, [FF 00 FF 00], and number of lines to draw + 0x80
     If above 0x80: Number of lines to draw + 0x80
CC = Lines
DD = Space at the bottom to have clear, and [FF 00 FF 00]. Omit the space-to-have-clear if there is none (ie. you've 
     reached the bottom of the screen)
00 = End

LINE DOCUMENTATION
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0x00 is far left, 0x80 is midscreen, 0xFF is far right.
For the examples, dashes are unaffected areas and asterisks are shaded areas.

[XX YY FF 00]

   XX = Start of shaded area.
   YY = End of shaded area.
FF 00 = Jump down a line.

This pattern is used for unbroken shaded areas (ex --*****-- ). But if you need gaps (ex --*---*--), you'll need 
to use the pattern below.

[WW XX YY ZZ]

   WW = Start of shaded area #1.
   XX = End of shaded area #1.
   YY = Start of shaded area #2.
   ZZ = End of shaded area #2.

For example, [60 70 90 A0]. This would draw a shaded area from 0x60 to 0x70, and another on the same horizontal 
line from 0x90 to 0xA0. 0x71 through 0x8F would be unaffected. After this it automatically jumps down a line. You 
can't have more shaded areas on the same line - for example, [60 61 70 71 80 81] would draw a shaded area from 
0x60 to 0x61, 0x70 to 0x71, drop down a line automatically and THEN draw 0x80 to 0x81. This kills most attempts 
at lettering, and is also the reason that pkswirl.ips is animated.