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06-01-2012
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Nerd
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Berlin
Posts: 3,825
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That makes more sense than what I was doing.
PHP Code:
function onRender() {
temp.tw = -1;
temp.th = 0;
for (temp.i = 0; i < 64 * 64; temp.i++) {
if (temp.tw > 64) {
temp.tw = 0;
temp.th++;
} else {
temp.tw++;
}
with(findimg(200 + i)) {
polygon = {
temp.tw, temp.th, temp.tw + 1, temp.th, temp.tw + 1, temp.th + 1, temp.tw, temp.th + 1
};
x = temp.tw;
y = temp.th;
image = gettileset();
//Trimming
partx = TilesToImage(tiles[temp.tw, temp.th])[0];
party = TilesToImage(tiles[temp.tw, temp.th])[1];
partw = 16;
parth = 16;
//Effects
layer = 0;
spin = 1;
alpha = 1;
}
}
}
Thanks for the help Dusty, I'll play around with this for a while and see what I can do. I take it this doesn't produce anything near the lag my code produces? (Also, I've been using your wonderful TilesToImage function. Thank you)
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