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Newcomers DBPro Corner / sprite collision

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Yamman
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Posted: 19th Oct 2005 18:15
I am making a simple game where if your mouse hits something, game over. the only problem is that i cant get the collision to work.

can anyone help?
Grog Grueslayer
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Posted: 19th Oct 2005 19:45
It's because of two things. Number one you use "paste sprite" for the mouse cursor... for it to check for sprite collision properly you need to just use the "sprite" command. Pasting sprites are used for things that you don't need to check collision for (such as background maps).

And the syntax for "sprite hit" is sprite hit(sprite number,target sprite) so if you want to check sprite 1 hitting sprite 2 you need "sprite hit(1,2)".

One other thing... you use .jpg's for your images. Jpgs are small but their quality isn't as good. It's best to use .bmp for images because the colors don't change.

Hope this helps.
Antidote
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Posted: 19th Oct 2005 19:59
Quote: "One other thing... you use .jpg's for your images. Jpgs are small but their quality isn't as good. It's best to use .bmp for images because the colors don't change.
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In cases such as small sprites and things I would agree. With HUGE backdrops and menu screens, NO. Takes up way to much memory.

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