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Newcomers DBPro Corner / grr too long

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Vesper103
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Posted: 28th Feb 2008 17:04
in this code i wrote:



in this part:



is there any easier more \"formulatic\" way of doing this? things driving me insane. its ugly to look at. is there anyway i could do this in one line without just , Putting it all on one line so to speak...

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Dabbler
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Posted: 28th Feb 2008 18:06
Maybe something like this:




Whatever...
TDK
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Posted: 28th Feb 2008 18:12 Edited at: 28th Feb 2008 18:14
Your routine was putting the same sprite (1) on the screen which didn't make sense. I've changed it to use image n (and indented your code). Just change it back to 1 if you need to.

Your create animated sprite command didn't give any clues as to the size of your sprite so I just assumed it was 10x10 pixels.



[Edit] Doh! As usual, someone beat me to it!...

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Vesper103
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Posted: 28th Feb 2008 21:00
sprite (1)? no it used sprite n creates 100 sprites (first loop) then the second one loops again this time displauing the sprites. (yes they were 10x10)


TDK
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Posted: 28th Feb 2008 21:26 Edited at: 28th Feb 2008 21:30
Yes - I see now. As primarily a DBC user I wasn't at first familiar with what create animated sprite did.

Was what Dabbler or I suggested what you were looking for?

[Edit] I forgot to mention - don't forget to move the data statements to the end of the program as mentioned in one of your other threads.

TDK_Man

Vesper103
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Posted: 29th Feb 2008 02:46
okay will do, thanks for reminding me.


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