2 sprites 1 player

waldron

started animating the bots(sprites) ....
is their a preference to loading them in e.g.

createsprites()
or
loadImage=(image...)

waldron

started animating the bots(sprites) ....
is their a preference to loading them in e.g.

createsprites()
or
loadImage=(image...)
chrsheet=

joinShapes() would i use this to join my 2 sprites together?

Martin

No, that’s for primitives not sprites.

There is no built in concept of joining sprites into bigger sprites. You simply need to track the fact they are in a joined state and move their X / Y coordinates together

waldron

still struggling with this iv managed to get 2 sprites on screen but then i broke it
am i doubling up on code and which code, drawsheet ect
img1 = loadimage (blah)
img2 = loadimage (blah)

location ......
location...

global scale.....

waldron

@waldron said in 2 sprites 1 player:

still struggling with this iv managed to get 2 sprites on screen but then i broke it
am i doubling up on code and which code, drawsheet ect
img1 = loadimage (blah)
img2 = loadimage (blah)

location ......
location...

global scale.....

any method of getting 2 sprites on screen would be a great help

pianofire

@waldron This example has several https://fuzearena.com/help/view/updateSprites

waldron

@pianofire il have a look later cheers was wanting to use it for a pinball game just figuring out the flippers

waldron

@waldron said in 2 sprites 1 player:

@pianofire il have a look later cheers was wanting to use it for a pinball game just figuring out the flippers

nevermind just had a brain wave

Martin

I don't know if there is any confusion here on the terminology of sprites vs. images? But both, while different are trivial to have lots of them on screen at once.

This will be psuedo-code since I'm not at a switch right now...

2 actual images on screen at once:

bill = loadImage("bill")
ben = loadImage("ben")
loop
    clear()
    drawImage(bill, x, y, etc.)
    drawImage(ben, x, y, etc.)
    update()
repeat

2 Sprites on screen at once:

bill_img = loadImage("bill")
ben_img = loadImage("ben")
bill = createSprite()
ben = createSprite()
setSpriteImage(bill, bill_img)
setSpriteImage(ben, ben_img)

loop
    clear()
    setSpriteLocation(bill, x, y)
    setSpriteLocation(ben, x, y)
    updateSprites()
    drawSprites()
    update()
repeat

Again, none of those functions have complete arguments, or the right arguments, please look the commands up in the help.

But that's two differemt methods of getting 2 "sprites" on screen at once - most programs have many on screen at once. There are other ways too because you can create your own images in code and you can also draw images onto another image which is then ultimately rendered to the frame buffer.

waldron

I got to grips with it last night with them both controlled simultaneously:) this will also help so I can tidy up my code thanks man