Topic: Petit Computer

@Morphtorok Hmmm... maybe instead of a scrolling system, you could hold L or R and slide the stylus across the cards to show the full sized version next to the stack in plain view.

I tried in older versions, it crashed.

Or you could make the card "jump" up a little to show the number and suit.

It could require a lot of precision if the stacks get toooooo long though.

@Morphtorok Nahh, you've got about 110 pixels to fill with card tops, so unless you've got more than 30 cards, you'll at least have 3 pixels (which is manageable). But I'll try it out first, of course lol.

plz help by explain how to use sprite collision

After me and @Pootrick2 finish our Legend of Zelda game I will make a calculator!
...Not impressed? Well I'm going to add graphics and touch screen controls to make it like a regular calculator!

Each of your sprites has a collision box which is initialized when you make a sprite with SPSET (you can change the collision box dimensions and/or the collision affinity with SPCOL, but I'll discuss this as if you're using the default). To check if one particular sprite is colliding with another, you use either SPHIT or SPHITSP.

SPHIT(first sprite index [, starting sprite index])
SPHITSP(first sprite index, 2nd sprite index)

SPHITSP is for determining if two particular sprites are colliding, and it will return either TRUE (1) or FALSE (0). SPHIT is more of allowing the system to check every other sprite (starting with starting sprite index which is optional) to see if it is colliding with the one set as the first sprite index. That will also return TRUE or FALSE. When SPHIT or SPHITSP returns TRUE, some system-variables are filled with important information, such as SPHITNO, which contains the sprite that the first sprite used in each function is colliding with.
'Assume some sprites are initialized with SPSET

IF SPHITSP(MYSPR, SPRNUM2) THEN PRINT "My sprite is colliding with SPRNUM2"

IF SPHIT(MYSPR) THEN PRINT "My sprite is colliding with sprite #";SPHITNO

With SPHIT, it will either return FALSE in that no sprites collided with the designated one, or returns TRUE for hitting the first sprite of a list of sprites made that is colliding with that designated sprite. In order to check if it is colliding with the rest (should it collide with one in the first place), you take the value from SPHITNO, add 1 to it, and run SPHIT again, using the value you took and incremented, and placing it as the 2nd parameter. You can keep doing this until there are no more sprites to collide with.

'Assume some sprites are initialized with SPSET
EX=0:NUMSPRHIT=0
@CHKSPR
IF SPHIT(MYSPR,EX) THEN NUMSPRHIT=NUMSPRHIT+1:EX=SPHITNO+1:GOTO @CHKSPR
PRINT "There are ";NUMSPRHIT;" sprites colliding with MYSPR"

This is just to check if two (or more) sprites are colliding/intersecting. If you're looking for how sprites react when colliding, you'll have to program that in yourself by using these functions to determine if they need to react in the first place.

Wow, I had no idea these were actually 4-bit sprites... thanks for the complement on the sprite work though, I really enjoyed your work on the mm2ptc project and I definitely see your great ability with petit computer so it's pretty cool to get a shout out from you @discostew

Good. So you DO play Minecraft! Then again, who doesn't?
The weekend... The stand-alone king of all days. I've got to do one important thing. Spend my time working on a project. I think I might either abandon Steam DS because it's a download launcher, or just have projects only able to be accessed through Steam DS. I'm very stuck at an abrupt halt here, with everything. My button code is not working on Gladiators, Apocalypse Rising has no sprites but I'm ready for gameplay, and it's all stuck.

Hesitantly raises his hand

WHAT?!?! I shun you from the forums!

@0Games I see you changed from Slayer to 0Games. I liked slayer better, but it's your username.

lol jk

Seriously @Anyone make me some Link sprites for the legend of zelda!! >: (
EDIT:They don't have an angry emoticon? That's strange...

@programmerpro just google link sprites, find an image with the ones you want, and blow it up big so you can make them by hand. its pretty easy, and since they're simple it shouldn't take a long time.

You aren't the only one. Although I did try.
Frankly... I find it kind of boring and pointless. Obviously that isn't the popular opinion though.

So i was working on my sonic game and went the sprite showed up a black box was around it messing with the background. Does anyone know how to fix this or has someone already solved this on another post? If so please let me know, thanks

suspending work on terrarium for like 3 days as i make some grp files for a thing im making as a little side project. cough cough music player cough cough

ps awsome new profile pic all you sao fans

make maps in 2 layers with scred. foreground and background. background is beind the sprite because its at a different 'layer' sprites and foreground are on the same 'layer''

someone hqcked my minecraft and my minecraft email
so no more

@Zzyex you should add nerve gear as a hat in terrarium
btw awesome pic

i already have kiritos head/armor
ps: play the sao disk to get the elucidator and the dark repulser