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Splitted texture for flashing

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Hi,

I want to use a flashing command with a splitted bitmap, eversince I was
using two different textures. To save space I would like to reduce it to one.
What could I do to get the pix per texture-section?

Thanks

IfVarAnd( :flash 0282 3222 )
Bitmap( fire.r8 0 0 0 0 )
Jump( :flashend )
:flash
Bitmap( fire2.r8 0 0 0 0 )
:flashend
 
Hi,

In that case you would need to put two different polygons in the check. Each with a different texture mapping.
 
Now you are switching the bitmap and then drawing the polygon. In your new situation you would draw the polygon differently depending on the timer.

Maybe you can show a little more of the object code. Then I can indicate which code you have to move.
 
( fire.r8 0 0 0 0 ) I have changed every second 0 value, because I could see in the Scasm-tutorial they are ment for the x-y coordinates of the bitmap.
Would it be enough to make it like this?

IfVarAnd( :flash 0282 3222 )
Bitmap( fire.r8 0 0 0 0 )
Jump( :flashend )
:flash
Bitmap( fire.r8 0 0 0 128 ) -> to get the lower half of the texture
:flashend
 
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