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DarkBASIC Discussion / less advanced than the SNES

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Monty87
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 01:51
why can't DB do sprite rotation? if that aging 3"x5"x8" contraption can do it then why won't DB allow our 8"x15"x20" beasts do it? if it can push the polys like a parrot on fast-forward then why can't it swivel a collection of pixels? less complicated than texturing a 3d object by far, even MS Word can manage it.

Monty
Mattman
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 01:54
Rotate sprite.... its a command

Something to doing?
Monty87
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 01:56
>sobs< where? i cannae find it anywhere. not the manual, not the guides not the game commands list.
gosh, isnt it fun being a fool?

Monty
Monty87
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 02:00
still can't find it, and the compiler doesn't suggest "wrong parametres" or similar when i type in the command, it just doesnt reconise it.

Monty
Hoopkid ups
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 02:03
I don't believe that DarkBasic Classic has the rotate sprite command, I think it's only in Pro.
Monty87
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 04:31
see? commercial crap i suppose.

Monty
Underworld 1020
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Posted: 14th Mar 2005 04:35 Edited at: 14th Mar 2005 04:38
You could always just use a 3d plain, or if you have enough skill you could probably use memblocks to make a rotate image command, then turn the rotated image into a sprite.

Or you could do what I did a while back. I made a image of a ship and then keep rotating it by 22.5 degrees and saved each one as a different image and it came out to be 16 different images. Then I just changed the image of the sprite when the user pressed the LeftRight keys.

Monty87
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Posted: 15th Mar 2005 01:44
yes, its possible, but a bit shoddy of them nevertheless.
chars, i'll bear that in mind.

Monty

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