help with sprite collision

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sesco
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help with sprite collision

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I'm getting the error ' Sprite 0 is not on screen!' for this collision check below but I only defined Sprites 1,2, and 3 :?:

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If Collision(#SPRITE, sprite1, sprite3) = True
DisplaySprite(2, 0, 0)
Else
DisplaySprite(3, 0, 0)
EndIf
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fjudde
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Re: help with sprite collision

Post by fjudde »

We need to see more of the code. Which values have you assigned to the variables sprite1 and sprite3? You need to give them the same number as the corresponding sprites

When I work with sprites I use constants with describing names instead of variables:

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@SPRITE 1, "I-PointBlack.png", {Transparency = #WHITE}
Const #Ipoint = 1
@SPRITE 2, "Sword32x20transWhite.png", {Transparency = #WHITE}
Const #Sword = 2
And then I use the constants throughout the program when referring to the sprites

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If Collision(#SPRITE, #Sword, #Ipoint) = True
    ...do stuff...
EndIf
Makes it easier to read your own code later on when sprite are described with names instead of numbers or digits.
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fjudde
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Re: help with sprite collision

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fjudde wrote: When I work with sprites I use constants with describing names instead of variables:

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@SPRITE 1, "I-PointBlack.png", {Transparency = #WHITE}
Const #Ipoint = 1
...
Well, this is even better, the constants first!

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Const #Ipoint = 1
@SPRITE #Ipoint, "I-PointBlack.png", {Transparency = #WHITE}
I should have done it this way earlier :roll: Well never too late to change.
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