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SageTech
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 04:19
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I'm trying to use a UDT to manage all Player Sprite variables. I know that you can create a sprite like so:



However I am trying to use the UDT, Like this:



I get an error of "Sprite 0 does not exist at line 43 in root". What am I doing wrong?
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Daniel TGC
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 05:01
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Type PlayerSpriteType
ID as Integer
X# as Float
Y# as Float
Health as Integer
EndType
Global PlayerSprite AS PlayerSpriteType

image = loadimage("myimage.png")

PlayerSprite.ID = createSprite(image)
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greenlig
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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 05:05
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I found that if I don't cast the ID variable, it works fine.

This code should work.



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Hodgey
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What's at line 43? This typically isn't the error you'd get when making a sprite but when you're trying to use one. Check for typos, I've often been caught out on them.

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Posted: 25th Jan 2012 10:39 Edited at: 25th Jan 2012 10:40
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I've had no problems casting ID variables as integers. It sounds like there's a syntax error in there somewhere to me as Hodgey suggested.

Can you post the first 43 preferably 50 lines (sometimes the IDE can't add up too well )?

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Mobiius
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This line is the problem.

Your trying to create a sprite with no image assigned. You need to pass a valid image number into the CreateSprite() function.

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No you don't. Using zero creates a blank / white sprite.

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Quote: "Your trying to create a sprite with no image assigned"


Works perfectly well for me

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Pah.

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It's quite a handy feature actually. I use blank sprites set the colour and alpha to black / semi-transparent and stick it behind a pop-up menu such as "Quit Game? Yes / No" and it is a cheap way to fade the background out (for example).

They are also great for making lines...

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Quote: "It's quite a handy feature actually. I use blank sprites set the colour and alpha to black / semi-transparent and stick it behind a pop-up menu such as "Quit Game? Yes / No" and it is a cheap way to fade the background out (for example)."


Spooky, that's exactly how I use it! I'm just about to add colour values to my text/message system so I can overlay with different colours.

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