Xrepeat - Revision history

Hendricks266 at 17:50, 26 May 2018

2018-05-26T17:50:28Z

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	See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

	Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is almost equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor, except that unlike killit, the ~~caller's code execution is not terminated afterward~~. As with killit, such an operation comes with caveats, so see that command's page for the more information.		Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is almost equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor, except that unlike killit, code following the command will still run. As with killit, such an operation comes with caveats, so see that command's page for the more information.

	==Wall==		==Wall==

Hendricks266 at 17:49, 26 May 2018

2018-05-26T17:49:53Z

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	See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

	Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor. As with killit, such an operation comes with caveats, so see that command's page for the more information.		Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is almost equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor, except that unlike killit, the caller's code execution is not terminated afterward. As with killit, such an operation comes with caveats, so see that command's page for the more information.

	==Wall==		==Wall==

Hendricks266 at 04:42, 22 May 2018

2018-05-22T04:42:27Z

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	See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

	Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor. ~~Change the actor~~'s ~~[[statnum]] as well if they are not STAT_ACTOR~~ for ~~this to take effect~~.		Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor. As with killit, such an operation comes with caveats, so see that command's page for the more information.

	==Wall==		==Wall==

Hendricks266 at 04:28, 22 May 2018

2018-05-22T04:28:40Z

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			xrepeat and yrepeat are members of the sprite and wall structs, where they control sizes. The term "repeat" connotes "how much distance should there be before another copy of the tile were to be drawn".

			The range of values is 0 to 255, inclusive.

			==Sprite==

	xrepeat and yrepeat are the x and y scale of the sprite, respectively. These are the same values that are set by the [[sizeat]] command. Thus:		xrepeat and yrepeat are the x and y scale of the sprite, respectively. These are the same values that are set by the [[sizeat]] command. Thus:

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	sizeat 40 40		sizeat 40 40

	~~In the~~ [[~~Members of the wall structure\|wall~~]] ~~struct,~~ xrepeat ~~and yrepeat are~~ the ~~size\stretch of~~ the ~~texture used (~~if ~~any)~~.		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

			Setting a sprite's xrepeat to 0 is equivalent to calling the [[killit]] command from that actor. Change the actor's [[statnum]] as well if they are not STAT_ACTOR for this to take effect.

	~~See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].~~		==Wall==

	~~The range~~ of ~~values is 0 to 255~~, ~~inclusive~~.		In the [[Members of the wall structure\|wall]] struct, xrepeat and yrepeat are the size\stretch of the texture used (if any).

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]
	[[Category:Wall structure members]]		[[Category:Wall structure members]]

Helixhorned: added value range for xrepeat

2012-03-21T19:20:28Z

added value range for xrepeat

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	See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

			The range of values is 0 to 255, inclusive.

	[[Category:Sprite structure members]]		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]
	[[Category:Wall structure members]]		[[Category:Wall structure members]]

Hendricks266 at 01:09, 6 October 2006

2006-10-06T01:09:31Z

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	xrepeat and yrepeat are the x and y scale of the sprite, respectively. These are the same values that are set by the [[sizeat]] command. Thus:		xrepeat and yrepeat are the x and y scale of the sprite, respectively. These are the same values that are set by the [[sizeat]] command. Thus:

	setactor[THISACTOR].xrepeat 40		setactor[THISACTOR].xrepeat 40
			setactor[THISACTOR].yrepeat 40

	~~setactor~~[~~THISACTOR~~].~~yrepeat 40~~		is equivalent to

			sizeat 40 40

			In the [[Members of the wall structure\|wall]] struct, xrepeat and yrepeat are the size\stretch of the texture used (if any).

	~~is equivalent to~~		See [[sizeat]] and [[sizeto]].

	~~sizeat 40 40~~		[[Category:Sprite structure members]]
			[[Category:Wall structure members]]

DeeperThought at 16:18, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T16:18:58Z

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	setactor[THISACTOR].xrepeat 40		setactor[THISACTOR].xrepeat 40

	setactor[THISACTOR].yrepeat 40		setactor[THISACTOR].yrepeat 40

DeeperThought at 16:18, 19 July 2006

2006-07-19T16:18:28Z

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xrepeat and yrepeat are the x and y scale of the sprite, respectively. These are the same values that are set by the [[sizeat]] command. Thus:

setactor[THISACTOR].xrepeat 40
setactor[THISACTOR].yrepeat 40

is equivalent to

sizeat 40 40