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Dark GDK / Per-Pixel Image Overlay Collision

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SushiBox
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Posted: 23rd Oct 2008 02:49 Edited at: 25th Oct 2008 20:22
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EDIT: I am scraping this idea. Sorry.

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Posted: 23rd Oct 2008 06:36 Edited at: 23rd Oct 2008 06:37
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Well, I've looked over it quite a bit, and all I have for now is this: you're using the character sprite before it's loaded. You never load image 100 and never create sprite 100.

Tomorrow, I'll come back and help you out with this some more.

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Posted: 23rd Oct 2008 23:05 Edited at: 25th Oct 2008 20:23
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I thought this here Loads and Creates sprite 100, it is also called after LoadImages(). Thanks for the help though, this has been killing me haha.

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Posted: 24th Oct 2008 05:05
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Yes, but you're setting its priority before loading it. Also, you're calling SpriteCollision() and using it before it's created.

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Posted: 24th Oct 2008 15:43
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Ok, I changed the order around and when I do this the whole client freezes. I made the dbSprite call for the player in its own function so it can stay a part of the loop, but all the other images are now called in LoadImages(). They go in this order.

1. Load the images: dbLoadImage()
2. Set the sprite: dbSprite()
3. Create the animated sprite for the player
4. Set Priority

All of these are set in the main. PlayerSprite() is called in the loop and looks like this.

Quote: "
void PlayerSprite()
{
dbSprite( 100, playerx, playery, 100 ); // Player
}
"


The collision is called AFTER LoadImages() in the main. I get a do not send error, no debug errors at all.

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Posted: 24th Oct 2008 20:37
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Please update the OP with your changes, and upload a ZIP of the source files (including images) so I can try it myself.

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Posted: 25th Oct 2008 15:39 Edited at: 25th Oct 2008 20:23
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Original Post is updated and here is a RAR with the images. Just make the proper folders for them. Also don't mind the splash screen stuff.

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