There are sprite drawing programs in the TurboPTR suite.
These allow production of simple sprites for mode 4 and 8 as well as sprites for GD2 colours. This includes the production of sprites with degrees of transparency. You can also produce dynamic sprites which alter with time.
By using the program Pmove, also on the SQLUG site, you can grab a section of the screen and turn that into a sprite.
George On 22 Jul 2008, at 18:00, Marcel Kilgus wrote:
That's why I write "If sprite drawing is the only thing you need". There is no up-to-date sprite drawing library that I'm aware of. Though collision detection could be relatively easily added to the existing drawing routines.
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