"Maarten van Strien (cs^tbl)" wrote:
> now some obscure "c script" :)
I like your c script. I wish I could
understand real C this easy... `:)
(...)
> using this, your whole map can be fenced.. only that 16x16 player-block
> needs extra copying.. (and other map-people too.... NO sprites :)
I'd say more: you could draw the fences directly
in the tiles. When you have a character walking
"over" a "fenced" tile, you just have to put a
sprite over that particular tile. :)
> please, don't bug me about this 'c-code' :)
Why? `:P~
> >The main character could be sprite-based, while
> >others could be shapes. Is it possible? Is it
> >any good?
> no!
> all characters should be true bitmaps!
With 8x8-scroll? Like Xak? :)
As long as there IS an engine, I wouldn't
mind having a smooth-scrolling sprite-based
engine, like Japanese NES RPGs, or a block-
scrolling bitmap-based engine, like Japanese
MSX2 RPGs. `:)
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