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Dark GDK / Having Trouble with Rotating Sprites?

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davidbillmanoy
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Posted: 7th Aug 2013 18:38 Edited at: 9th Aug 2013 00:22
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Hi! When I press Left or Right, my sprite can't rotate continually, It only rotates to the specified angle. Can you help me?
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Mr Bigglesworth
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Hi davidbillmanoy, Can you post your code, it will help me help you.
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davidbillmanoy
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davidbillmanoy
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Unfortunatley this forum is strict at posting for new members so sorry about the bump of the messages.
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davidbillmanoy
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Here you go.

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Rudolpho
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What is "the specified angle"?
Your code looks like it should work, although rotating it 5 degrees 60 times per second is probably a bit fast.
If you're holding both the left and right arrow keys down the angle adjustments would cancel each other out, but apart from that I can't see why that shouldn't work.


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davidbillmanoy
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The specified angle is 0 to 359. It stops at the specific angle. I forgot to use:
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Rudolpho
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I think it wraps internally, but try ensuring that your angle stays in the [0..360] range. dbWrapValue(in_angle) will do this for you. Like it's name suggests an angle of 362 would wrap around to 2°, and -12° <=>348°.


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davidbillmanoy
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I don't mean the wrap I mean int angle.
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Rudolpho
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If you didn't declare the variable your code wouldn't compile.
I'm starting to loose track of what the issue is here, or did you resolve it?


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davidbillmanoy
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Nevermind Im good.
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davidbillmanoy
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Timmy Top Hat can you help me?
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