SpriteX(#Sprite) & SpriteY(#Sprite)

[nco2k]

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SpriteX(#Sprite) ;Get the current X-Position of the Sprite
SpriteY(#Sprite) ;Get the current Y-Position of the Sprite

this might be useful. fred what do you think?

c ya,
nco2k

[Hroudtwolf]

The problem is, a sprite can be more than once on a screen.

[Ralf]

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SpriteX(#Sprite) ;Get the current X-Position of the Sprite
SpriteY(#Sprite) ;Get the current Y-Position of the Sprite

this might be useful. fred what do you think?

c ya,
nco2k

i dont know how it should make sence! you create or load a sprite and can get its width and height! then you can move the sprite with variables like x and y! so YOU move the sprite and so you KNOW the position of the sprite!

i think such command absolutely useless, sorry!

there would be a lot other things, that would make more sence, like SetSpriteHandle(sprite,x,y)

[nco2k]

@Hroudtwolf
yes you are right. i forgot about that.

@Ralf
maybe for you, but there are some situations where this command might become pretty handsome.

but this is pointless now, like Hroudtwolf said "The problem is, a sprite can be more than once on a screen."

p.s.: SetSpriteHandle(sprite,x,y) what for?!

c ya,
nco2k

[Hroudtwolf]

You can handle sprites easier if you create variable procedures for your sprites.

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Procedure SpiteHandling(spritenumber,xpos,ypos,SpriteMode)
If SpriteMode(spritenumber)=1
DisplaySprite (SpriteFigure(spritenumber),SpriteX(spritenumber),SpriteY(spritenumber))
else 
DisplaySprite (SpriteFigure(spritenumber),SpriteX(spritenumber),SpriteY(spritenumber))
endif 
endprocedure 

Just one example. But that is a easy way to handle with sprites in games.