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Bunnies are invading GE topics. *gets gun* time to put end to this.

Is it just me or do most people here have a tendancy to get off topic? (Including me)XD

So, if anyone wants to here the hardest function I've ever made, here it is. It is a function that draws 3d lines using a canvas. But they are all the same length and you can only draw lines in one direction:

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void MakeLine(int X, int Y)
{
    int xPer = view.x + view.width - X;
    int yPer = view.y + view.height - Y;
    moveto(X, Y);
    lineto(X - xPer, Y - yPer);
}

Yes, I know that it's really simple but it works. I'm using it to create a 3d platformer test

=D

Swap Animations

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void AnimSwap(char *animation1, char*animation2, char *actorr) {
    Actor*a=getclone(actorr);
    if(a->animindex==getAnimIndex(animation1) && a->animindex!=getAnimIndex(animation2)) {
        ChangeAnimation(actorr, animation2, FORWARD); }
}


THis code is untested and was just now typed out xD what it'll do is swap the first animation with the second one but ONLY WHEN that animation is called. So it wont be a constant animation change. usage:

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AnimSwap("Walk Left", "Walk Right", "PLAYER");


The problem with that function is that you can't use it on other actors. The actor whose animations you are switching has to be the event actor.

but I thought 'a->animindex==getAnimIndex(animation1)' would clear that up a-> points to the actor. o.o its like saying "if PLAYER.animindex==..." right?

The a->animindex part works fine. The problem is you are relying on getAnimIndex, which will get the animindex of the event actor's animation, not the clone.

Oh! That makes sense.hmm... eh its no biggie =P Thanks for pointing that out sky =)

This topic's a little off topic.

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