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@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ Here's what the individual `db` values mean:
    - `HIGH_PRIORITY`: The object will appear above other objects. Do not combine with `LOW_PRIORITY`. Example: `SPRITEMOVEDATA_GRASS`, which appears above the player when walking through tall grass.
    - `USE_OBP1`: The object will use SGB palette #1 instead of #0. This was relevant for Gold and Silver since they could be played on the Super Game Boy, but not Crystal.
 - **palette flags:** A combination of any of these values, or 0 for none of them:
-   - `SWIMMING`: The object can move over water but is blocked by land, instead of vice-versa.
+   - `SWIMMING`: The object can move over water but is blocked by land, instead of vice-versa. Example: `SPRITEMOVEDATA_SWIM_WANDER`, which is used for the Lapras in Union Cave.
    - `STRENGTH_BOULDER`: The object blocks the player if they haven't used Strength. Example: `SPRITEMOVEDATA_STRENGTH_BOULDER` of course, but also the `SPRITEMOVEDATA_BIGDOLL*` data for some reason.
    - `BIG_OBJECT`: The object blocks the spaces below it, to its right, and to its bottom-right, not just the space its coordinates are at. Example: `SPRITEMOVEDATA_BIGDOLLSYM`, which is used for the Snorlax in Vermilion City.