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Way to go Vincent! 12 points for the day.
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How were the games? I was sound asleep during them.
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Try with a dummy line with a big thickness:Code: ags surface.DrawLine(x1,y1,x2,y2,thickness);
DynamicSprite *dark;
int lightx[220],
lighty[220],
radius[220];
int count;
export count;
void Light(int i, int x, int y, int r)
{
lightx[i] = x;
lighty[i] = y;
radius[i] = r;
}
function Darkness()
{
dark = DynamicSprite.Create(System.ViewportWidth, System.ViewportHeight);
DrawingSurface *surface = dark.GetDrawingSurface();
DrawingSurface *surface2 = dark.GetDrawingSurface();
surface.Clear(0);
surface.DrawingColor = COLOR_TRANSPARENT;
surface2.Clear(0);
surface2.DrawingColor = COLOR_TRANSPARENT;
int x1 = GetViewportX();
int y2 = GetViewportY();
int i = 0;
while (i < count) {
if (right) surface.DrawCircle(lightx[i] - x1, lighty[i] - y2, radius[i]);
i++;
}
if (right) surface.DrawCircle(mouse.x+3, mouse.y - y2 - 40, 90);
else if (left) surface.DrawCircle(mouse.x-3, mouse.y - y2 -40, 90);
surface2.DrawRectangle(mouse.x, player.y-70, player.x+5, 70- player.BlockingWidth+150);
surface.Release();
surface2.Release();
gGui2.BackgroundGraphic = dark.Graphic;
}
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how can i assign object a view??
while i'll try to move it...!
while (cEgo.Moving) {
Wait(1);
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then i tried with "Object[ID].Visible=true"
object[0].Visible = true; //0 or what the ID of object is
Quote from: Stupot+ on Wed 18/06/2014 20:03:58Quote from: Khris on Wed 18/06/2014 19:34:08Okay, not a problem :-)
I'm going to revise my tip for the next game:
Jun-18 2000 Spain 2 - 1 Chile
Poor Australia, but good for Vincent :-)
bool first_time = true;
function room_AfterFadeIn()//room 2
{
if (player.PreviousRoom == 1 && first_time)
{
StartCutscene(eSkipESCOnly);
Mouse.Mode = eModeWait; //you can change this graphic, probably with no image at all
if (!cBird.Moving) {
if (cBird.x < 100) {
// if the bird is on the left hand side of the screen,
// start it moving towards the right
cBird.Walk(400, cBird.y, eBlock, eAnywhere);
cBird.Say("Hello There");
EndCutscene();
cBird.Walk(0, cBird.y, eNoBlock, eAnywhere);
mouse.Mode = eModeWalkto;
first_time = false;
}
}
}
}
//header
struct Carciofi
{
import function Crea();
};
import Carciofi Patate;
//global
Carciofi Patate;
export Patate;
struct Punti
{
float x;
float y;
float xx;
float yy;
};
#define SEGMENTO 32
Punti something[33];
float Paperino, Pippo, Pluto, Topolino;
DynamicSprite *banane;
//here there's other functions that take care of Carciofi
function Carciofi::Crea()
{
banane = DynamicSprite.CreateFromBackground();
float ss = IntToFloat(SEGMENTO);
float destra = (Pluto - Paperino)/ss;
float sinistra = (Topolino - Pippo)/ss;
float xxx = Paperino;
float yyy = Pippo;
int i = 0;
while (i <= SEGMENTO)
{
something[i].x = xxx;
something[i].y = yyy;
something[i].xx = xxx;
something[i].yy = yyy;
xxx = xxx + destra;
yyy = yyy + sinistra;
i++;
}
int v = 0;
while (v < 300)
{
//Update Carciofi
v++;
}
banane.Delete();
}
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« Last Edit: 04 Feb 2013, 07:49 by Crimson Wizard »
This is a quite usual thing when you use global Dynamic Sprites in AGS. Unfortunately, AGS does not have "On Quit" event that will let you to delete your stuff in time.
AGS deletes all created Dynamic sprites anyway. But it still posts those annoying warnings.
Possible solution is to delete them when player quits using available in-game option. But that won't work in case user exits by hitting Alt+X or closing the window by X button in the corner.