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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Why a image won't load?

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Random color object
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Posted: 15th Aug 2008 05:16

Is there any reason why a image wont load?

My actual color is Color object 1, RGB(128,2,3) but I would like it to be random.
Nickydude
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Posted: 15th Aug 2008 10:13
1/. Is it definitely spelt right?
2/. Is the image in a sub folder called media and not in the same folder as the exe?
3/. Is the image corrupt (tried loading a different image)?

What happens when you try to load the image?

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Posted: 15th Aug 2008 12:35
The load image command loads an image into memory for use with the image or sprite commands (see DBPro help files).

It doesn't display anything on the screen.

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Nano brain
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Posted: 16th Aug 2008 01:33 Edited at: 16th Aug 2008 01:33
Also...

1) Are you using the default editor for DBP?
2) If so then make sure that you have saved everything as a project, and not just source code

I have found that no external anything will load using the deafult editor, unless the source code I am trying to execute is part of a project.
Nickydude
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Posted: 17th Aug 2008 17:10
Quote: "The load image command loads an image into memory for use with the image or sprite commands (see DBPro help files). It doesn't display anything on the screen."


As prof said, load image only loads an image in memory ready to be displayed. Add Paste Image 1,10,10 straight after and see if it displays.

Sonic 91 Software
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Posted: 17th Aug 2008 20:43
Quote: "load image "media/rainbow_20.png", 1"


You've got the '/' the wrong way round when changing to a different directory. It needs to be like '\', i.e.

load image "media\rainbow_20.png",1 (only without the \ in bold, I just did that to emphasise.)

This should work.

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Ed222
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Posted: 17th Aug 2008 21:32
Quote: "You've got the '/' the wrong way round when changing to a different directory"

this / and this \ doesn't really matter they both work the same way(I load media using /).

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