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Bigsnake
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Posted: 13th Aug 2009 20:17
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I currently got this as my code :



How Do I add color to the the object I have created ?

Thx

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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 13th Aug 2009 20:35
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You can use COLOR OBJECT the same way you colored the backdrop with the RGB command.

The syntax is:

COLOR OBJECT Object Number, Color Value

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Bigsnake
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Posted: 13th Aug 2009 20:41
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I was using that, I forgot to put the comma in, damn it

Thx for help

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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 00:14
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It's ok... we all make small mistakes.

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BMacZero
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 01:32
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Also, you don't need to put the COLOR OBJECT or the COLOR BACKGROUND in your main loop, put them before it (it's give you slightly better performance).



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Bigsnake
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 18:18
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Mine doesnt lagg though

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BMacZero
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 18:22
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Sure, it's a very small difference, probably not even noticeable to us, but why introduce even that small slowdown when a simple cut/paste will easily fix it?



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Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 20:28 Edited at: 14th Aug 2009 20:29
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Listen to him Bigsnake.

It's a lot of little slowdowns that add up to big slowdowns for bigger projects. If the color is going to stay the same you only need to do it once and not every time a loop happens. Having it do a color change every loop to a color that is exactly the same as the last loop is unnecessary. It may not seem like it but it loops really fast.

Try running your code with some additions of my own:


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