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tomtetlaw
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How come my image won't move?



Any help would be appreciated
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dark coder
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 12:16
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Because you don't move it anywhere in your code? You seem to be moving object 1 though, even though you haven't created any objects. Try calling dbSprite again with a different location.

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Mista Wilson
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In DarkGDK, each kind of "entity", be it a Sprite, a 3D object, an Effect, an Image, or whatever, each different kind of thing's ID number is independant..

In those things I said above, you could have each of those Identified by the number 1, and it would be ok if they were all in your program.

Also, a sprite is an independant entity from a 3d object, the position object commands only affect 3dobjects. Have a look through the GDK help file, at the different command categories, the Sprite commands are the ones you are after to move your sprite.

If it ain't broke.... DONT FIX IT !!!
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tomtetlaw
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Posted: 2nd Jul 2009 12:32 Edited at: 3rd Jul 2009 01:11
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Oh haha, I guess I made this mistake because I'm not used to working in 2D, all of my other projects have been 3D
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tomtetlaw
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It still doesn't move at all
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Lilith
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Show your new code.

Lilith, Night Butterfly
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Bubzy
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you could try something like



Hope this works, am at work, so i cant test it on a compiler.

void void void void void void void
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tomtetlaw
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This is my code:

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Bubzy
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dbPositionImage() isnt a command in dgdk

void void void void void void void
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Matty H
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Posted: 3rd Jul 2009 01:43 Edited at: 3rd Jul 2009 01:43
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Try putting dbSprite() in your loop, instead of dbPositionImage().
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tomtetlaw
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Thanks, that fixed it!
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Noam Rodrik
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Now can You POST YOUR SCRIPT?

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prasoc
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What are YOU ON?


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Noam Rodrik
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What do YOU MEAN?

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