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[Ruffsta]

khryssun, so the following draws a pac-man?

 

Sprite_Data

 

              .byte #%00011000

 

              .byte #%00111100

 

              .byte #%01111110

 

              .byte #%01101110

 

              .byte #%11111111

 

              .byte #%11111000

 

              .byte #%11100000

 

              .byte #%11111000

 

              .byte #%11111111

 

              .byte #%01111110

 

              .byte #%01111110

 

              .byte #%00111100

 

              .byte #%00011000

 

              .byte #%00000000

 

i am assuming the same applies for a letter correct? if so how do you put an even amount of space in between each letter.. say like if i made 3 pac-man's in a row and i wanted an even amount of space between each? i ask because i want to spell my member name: Ruffsta

 

thanks in advance

Edited December 23, 2005 by Ruffsta

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khryssun, so the following draws a pac-man?

 

Sprite_Data

              .byte #%00011000

              .byte #%00111100

              .byte #%01111110

              .byte #%01101110

              .byte #%11111111

              .byte #%11111000

              .byte #%11100000

              .byte #%11111000

              .byte #%11111111

              .byte #%01111110

              .byte #%01111110

              .byte #%00111100

              .byte #%00011000

              .byte #%00000000

 

i am assuming the same applies for a letter correct? if so how do you put an even amount of space in between each letter.. say like if i made 3 pac-man's in a row and i wanted an even amount of space between each? i ask because i want to spell my member name: Ruffsta

 

thanks in advance

987800[/snapback]

 

Yes, this will allow you to draw 1-2 letters side by side (however many you can fit using 8 pixels). If you want more, you'll have to eventually learn the 48 pixel sprite techniques (not simple) or you can make the sprite text vertical (and take up to all 192 scanlines to do so). Another option to get much bigger, blockier text or numbers is to use the playfield instead of sprites to create your name. You should be able to do this once you've finished the "asymettrical playfields" section of Andrew's tutorials.