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StrikerTheHedgefox: Added information about RS_LERP and RS_FORCELERP

2022-09-10T04:52:08Z

Added information about RS_LERP and RS_FORCELERP

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	\| No \|\| 2048 \|\| ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 \|\| Always interpret coordinate values as having "full" precision, [[shiftvarl\|bit-shifted left by 16]], so that 20971520x13107200 corresponds to 320x200. See [[rotatesprite16]].		\| No \|\| 2048 \|\| ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 \|\| Always interpret coordinate values as having "full" precision, [[shiftvarl\|bit-shifted left by 16]], so that 20971520x13107200 corresponds to 320x200. See [[rotatesprite16]].
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			\| No \|\| 4096 \|\| RS_LERP \|\| Enables interpolation of coordinates between rotatesprite calls per [[guniqhudid]]. Changes of tilenum reset interpolation.
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			\| No \|\| 8192 \|\| RS_FORCELERP \|\| Forces interpolation, even if the tilenum changes between calls.
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	\|}		\|}

Fox at 23:57, 12 September 2021

2021-09-12T23:57:00Z

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			<noinclude>{{Template}}</noinclude>

	The following values are used by [[rotatesprite]], [[rotatesprite16]], [[rotatespritea]], [[screentext]], [[gametext]], [[minitext]], [[digitalnumber]], [[digitalnumberz]], [[myos]] and [[myospalx]].		The following values are used by [[rotatesprite]], [[rotatesprite16]], [[rotatespritea]], [[screentext]], [[gametext]], [[minitext]], [[digitalnumber]], [[digitalnumberz]], [[myos]] and [[myospalx]].

Fox at 07:55, 12 March 2020

2020-03-12T07:55:11Z

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	The following values are used by [[rotatesprite]], [[rotatesprite16]], [[rotatespritea]], [[screentext]], [[gametext]], [[minitext]],[[digitalnumber]], [[digitalnumberz]], [[myos]] and [[myospalx]].		The following values are used by [[rotatesprite]], [[rotatesprite16]], [[rotatespritea]], [[screentext]], [[gametext]], [[minitext]], [[digitalnumber]], [[digitalnumberz]], [[myos]] and [[myospalx]].

	{\| {{prettytable}}		{\| {{prettytable}}

Fox at 20:19, 22 February 2020

2020-02-22T20:19:12Z

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			{\| {{Collapse}}
			\| <strong>Defines</strong>
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	define RS_TRANS1 0x00000001		define RS_TRANS1 0x00000001
	define RS_AUTO 0x00000002		define RS_AUTO 0x00000002
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	define RS_STRETCH 0x00000400		define RS_STRETCH 0x00000400
	define ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 0x00000800		define ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 0x00000800
			\|}

	As with [[cstat (sprite)\|cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.		As with [[cstat (sprite)\|cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.

Fox at 01:01, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T01:01:14Z

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	define ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 0x00000800		define ROTATESPRITE_FULL16 0x00000800

	As with [[cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.		As with [[cstat (sprite)\|cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.

	<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>		<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>
	<includeonly>[[Category:Pages with templates]]</includeonly>		<includeonly>[[Category:Pages with templates]]</includeonly>

Fox at 00:21, 21 February 2020

2020-02-21T00:21:48Z

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	As with [[cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.		As with [[cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination. For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.

			<noinclude>[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude>
			<includeonly>[[Category:Pages with templates]]</includeonly>

Fox at 07:59, 20 February 2020

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-orientation is a parameter used in several of the screen drawing commands, including [[rotatesprite]] and [[screentext]].
+The following values are used by [[rotatesprite]], [[rotatesprite16]], [[rotatespritea]], [[screentext]], [[gametext]], [[minitext]],[[digitalnumber]], [[digitalnumberz]], [[myos]] and [[myospalx]].
-orientation is a [[bitfield]], the flags of which determine how a sprite is drawn.  Here are the known bits and what they do.  There may be others:
+{| {{prettytable}}
-'''1'''  - translucency level one (66% opacity).
+  define RS_TRANS1                        0x00000001
+ define RS_AUTO                          0x00000002
-'''2'''  - scaling on 320-200 coordinates. This is implicitly applied to all CON screen drawing commands, but including it in your bitfields is recommended for clarity and portability of your code.
+  define RS_YFLIP                         0x00000004
+ define RS_NOCLIP                        0x00000008
-'''4'''  - used to invert Y coordinates. Combine this bit with an angle of 1024 (using rotatesprite) and the tile will appear to have inverted X coordinates. If you want inversion for both the X and Y coordinates, simply set the angle (again, with rotatesprite) to 1024 and do not use this bit.
+  define RS_TOPLEFT                       0x00000010
+ define RS_TRANS2                        0x00000020
-'''8'''  - causes the sprite to be not affected by the screen size (using the + or - commands). This is usefull, for example, when displaying a status bar.
+  define RS_NOMASK                        0x00000040
+ define RS_PERM                          0x00000080
-'''16''' - forces the center of the sprite you're drawing to its top-left if set. It also ignores the x-y offset of the tile.
+ define RS_ALIGN_L                       0x00000100
+ define RS_ALIGN_R                       0x00000200
-'''32''' - is translucency level two (33% opacity). It won't work if '''1''' is not set.
+ define RS_STRETCH                       0x00000400
+ define ROTATESPRITE_FULL16              0x00000800
 As with [[cstat]], the bit values can be added together and used in combination.  For example, orientation 33 (32+1) is transparency level two, and orientation 5 (4+1) is transparency level one with inverted Y coordinates.

Fox: Fox moved page Orientation to Template:Orientation

2020-02-20T07:51:41Z

Fox moved page Orientation to Template:Orientation

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Hendricks266 at 22:07, 11 January 2017

2017-01-11T22:07:24Z

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	'''1''' - translucency level one (66% opacity).		'''1''' - translucency level one (66% opacity).

	'''2''' - scaling on 320-200 coordinates ~~(deprecated)~~. ~~It's considered internal in the case of~~ CON commands ~~because the CON interface automatically sets~~ it ~~when you use functions calling rotatesprite (as well as various text functions)~~.		'''2''' - scaling on 320-200 coordinates. This is implicitly applied to all CON screen drawing commands, but including it in your bitfields is recommended for clarity and portability of your code.

	'''4''' - used to invert Y coordinates. Combine this bit with an angle of 1024 (using rotatesprite) and the tile will appear to have inverted X coordinates. If you want inversion for both the X and Y coordinates, simply set the angle (again, with rotatesprite) to 1024 and do not use this bit.		'''4''' - used to invert Y coordinates. Combine this bit with an angle of 1024 (using rotatesprite) and the tile will appear to have inverted X coordinates. If you want inversion for both the X and Y coordinates, simply set the angle (again, with rotatesprite) to 1024 and do not use this bit.

Hendricks266 at 03:43, 12 March 2014

2014-03-12T03:43:52Z

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	orientation is a parameter used in several of the screen drawing commands, including [[~~digitalnumber~~]] and [[~~rotatesprite~~]]		orientation is a parameter used in several of the screen drawing commands, including [[rotatesprite]] and [[screentext]].

	orientation is a [[bitfield]], the flags of which determine how a sprite is drawn. Here are the known bits and what they do. There may be others:		orientation is a [[bitfield]], the flags of which determine how a sprite is drawn. Here are the known bits and what they do. There may be others: