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2D All the way! / 2D animation in classic

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hpfan273
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how do i take an image with a whole bunch of little images ((( like this one ---><--- ))) and animate it in DarkBASIC classic??? i really need help, my whole game is sprites... so yea... lol

Why do they turn against me? Especially when i need them the most?
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MonoCoder
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Posted: 24th Jul 2007 02:49
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You could cut all the sprites out (in paint or what have you), put them in individual files, and load them sequentially.

Alternatively, paste the image and use for-next loops to jump to each sprites coordinate in the image, and use get image.

Or, you could look into memblocks to do the same thing. Presumably, they'll be handy for cutting up images bigger than the screen.

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Shadow heart
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yeah i cut them out. i used to take gif sheets like that and make huge animated gifs of like storys of megaman killing sonic or something. lol.z

haha lets rock this world.
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da power pwnerer
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Posted: 28th Jul 2007 01:10
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Or you can get DarkBASIC Pro and use its sprite commands


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Libervurto
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It's much simpler than that, just load the bitmap (as a number other than 0) into DBC and use GET IMAGE for each of the images, they look the same size so you could use a FOR loop for this, much quicker
The once you have all the images you just need to make a routine for changing the image number used by your sprite.

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Incedentally, is that you're image? If so, good good good.

(N-1)/n*100<n2/n-n/2+n/4*2+100
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hpfan273
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lol... no... if u mean did i make it? no... and if u mean... am i using it? no... lol... it waz just a random example i found

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Ah.

(N-1)/n*100<n2/n-n/2+n/4*2+100
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Fa1con
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ok first make all the animation in one row
then this code



[u]FOR i = 0 TO 5
rem the 5 is the amount of frams you have(how many images in your row)
GET IMAGE i+1, X1+(45*i), X2, Y1+(45*i),Y2
NEXT i

PlayerAnimationFrame = 1
PlayerANimationFrameOffset = 0



this means when you press rightkey the animation will start
make sure all images are same width apart
this code works so if you have any other questions feel free to ask
hope that helped
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