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Nevermind, i ended up using VDP_fadePal() and that worked fine.

I'm not sure how to use it. From the example i got fade in working fine with my function. but not fade_out. Here is the function.


void screenTrans(void){


if (fadeState == FADEOUT){


// prepare palettes
if (ISTITLEMAP) memcpy(&palette[0], titlescr.palette->data, 16 * 2);
//if (ISSELECTMAP ...

Stef wrote: Mon Jun 17, 2019 1:41 pm Do you have

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#include "genesis.h"

in the headers inclusion part of your code ?
Also how do you compile (command line / ide) ?

Oops, i used "<genesis.h>", that corrected it. Thanks!

Hey yall.

I seem to have an issue compiling, giving this error.

In file included from main.c:5:0:
C:/SGDK/inc/joy.h:123:32: error: unknown type name 'u16'
typedef void _joyEventCallback(u16 joy, u16 changed, u16 state);
^~~
C:/SGDK/inc/joy.h:123:41: error: unknown type name 'u16'
typedef void ...

If i made a copy of the background tiles from a previous set, but the only difference is the color information, does that count as more tiles in vram? For example, i copied over background tiles of a car, but the color is now different but It's using the same palette.

Also, can someone run down the ...

Not enought, it's building those arrays into the stack every time you call the function.
Make it static or make it global to solve this nuisance.
Like:

void updatePAnim()
{
static int const townbodyanims[12][8] = {
...


or


int const townbodyanims[12][8] = {
...
void updatePAnim ...

cero wrote: Sun Aug 06, 2017 8:43 am That function does not take a string, it takes a TRUE/FALSE integer. Also, your arrays are non-const, so they're wasting RAM.

Your compiler probably warned you about that.

Ah okay. Yeah, i switched to int and made them constant. It worked. Thanks.

While trying a new way to handle animation, the flipping function seems to stop working after triggering once.
Setting the frame keeps on working though. I'm new to using arrays in c, but i don't think that's the issue. Here is the code bellow.


void updatePAnim()
{
int townbodyanims[12][8 ...

Solved. Removed code that needed to be there

Maybe you're not writing the good palette :

// init player sprite
sprites[0] = SPR_addSprite(&maleplayer_sprite, fix32ToInt(posx), fix32ToInt(posy), TILE_ATTR(PAL1, TRUE, FALSE, FALSE));

SPR_update();

// prepare palettes
memcpy(&palette[0], maleplayer_sprite.palette->data, 16 * 2 ...

The sprite looks silhouette, but has the correct palette. On the right of the red silhouette, i pasted how the sprites actually look. I'm not sure what i am doing wrong.

testimg.png

My resource file has this
SPRITE maleplayer_sprite "sprite/mainpltown.png" 2 2 -1 10

My Header has this ...

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Sweet pseudo 3D effect with the planet! I can't even wrap my head around how you did it.

As for the gameplay, it feels like a solid arcade type game in my opinion. The moving platforms are a bit tricky though, but not cheap.
I almost beat 1-4, but the timer ran out. Will try to see if i can beat ...

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