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2D All the way! / create animated sprite distortion???

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Indigo
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Posted: 23rd Nov 2003 23:14
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Well I decided to try something new and make a program in 2d. So I decided to make a tiling engine and hopefully make a small RPG out of it, but then i came across a problem. I had a 320 by 240 bitmap with tons of tiles on it (16 across and 12 down). Whenever i used the "create animated sprite" to seperate the many tiles into their own individual frames and set them to the screen, the pixles were distorted. Can anyone help me fix this?
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CloseToPerfect
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Posted: 24th Nov 2003 02:05
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no fix, it a bug and is listed on the bug board. maybe the next patch will fix it.
CTP

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Medicine Soup
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Posted: 25th Nov 2003 04:02
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I was having the same problem. Do you mean the aspect was squashed or skewed? If so I got around it by flipping and mirroring the entire sprite twice. (1 flip = flipped, 2 flips = normal) once it is flipped back to normal the aspect was how it should be.
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Indigo
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Posted: 28th Nov 2003 04:19
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well, it wasn't squashed or skewed, but some vertical rows of pixles were fatter than others. If that makes sense. But ill try that anyways to see if it will work

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