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Maverick
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I loaded an image that is 256x256 and wanted it sectioned into 32
(8 rows x 8 columns) pixel textures and used the prepare matrix texture command and it doesnt matter how many columns and rows I tell it to use it comes out showing the whole image as 1 tile, even if i tell it to cut the image into 100 rows and columns tile #123 is the whole image, #124 is the whole image and so on. If anyone can suggest a fix or something I may be doing wrong it would be grealy appreciated. Thanks
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Rob K
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Posted: 1st May 2003 18:58
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Can you post your source code please?

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Maverick
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Ok here is is
The image is 256x256 split into 32x32 pixel tiles

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Maverick
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oops dammit



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Rob K
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"and wanted it sectioned into 32
(8 rows x 8 columns)"

8x8=64

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Flashing Blade
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do you wan the 1 image o cover entire matrix?

if yes try this:
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Flashing Blade
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my 't' has a paper clip stuck under it
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Posted: 1st May 2003 21:31
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Yes, I get a similar problem to you, except here the first tile fills all the squares. This is weird, I have never had this problem before, I must be missing something simple. PREPARE MATRIX TEXTURE isn't supposed to fill it, but it is.

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That's interesting, set the image to be divided into the same no. of tiles as the matrix and you get different results.

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Maverick, you have put your t in just the position of the matrix x coordinate!



tilesx=32
tilesy=32

make matrix 1,1024,1024,tilesy,tilesx
prepare matrix texture 1,1,8,8

for x = 1 to tilesx
for y = 1 to tilesy

rem t is the actual tile image

inc t
set matrix tile 1,x,y,t

next x
next y

update matrix 1

hopefully that should do it? I think, other wise ask again

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