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Dark GDK / DarkDGK 2.0: dbSprite() ? Got a question

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Timidon
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Posted: 11th May 2013 07:09
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Was looking for the dbSprite() command from 1.0, not seing it in 2.0.

dbSprite(iSpriteID, x, y, iImageID);

just need to move a sprite to specific position on the screen without creating a new one.

I maybe missing something here.

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 12th May 2013 00:20
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I think it has been renamed for clarity, try dbCreateSprite() / dbMakeSprite() and dbSetSpritePosition() or something like that.
I just changed computers and haven't got around to reinstall DGDK yet, but they do exist. Search through the sprite / 2d section of the documentation if you still can't find it.


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Timidon
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Posted: 12th May 2013 02:41
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Been looking though the documentation that is provided. I have not found a SetSpritePosition() type function as of yet. I have found one for "Move" but this works with the current angle of the sprite and a speed. Usually can find something by doning some research, nothing as of yet. Well back to coding.

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Rudolpho
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Posted: 12th May 2013 02:52
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Try using the dbCreateSprite() one then, under the hood it most likely wraps DBP's standard sprite function anyway.


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Timidon
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Posted: 12th May 2013 06:53 Edited at: 12th May 2013 06:57
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Looks like that might be it.

dbCreateSprite ( int x, int y, int imageID [, int spriteID] )

It has the "option" of a spriteID.

I will poke at it and see what comes up. Almost finished with my basic gui.

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