09-06-2006, 01:31 AM
Ok, firstly im going to assume that your using GSDs paperdolling code/tutorial, as that seems to be the only one floating around the internet for mirage..
Now, firstly, you need to understand what the code is doing. If i recall correctly, he changed the whole BltPlayer sub so it would accomodate more surfaces for the item slots. And would blt (draw) them accordingly.
To add this into 32x64 sprites, this all goes back down to how you did 32x64 sprites. if you used Misunderstoods tutorial, then it shouldnt be too hard. If you did it a different way it shouldnt differ much regardless. Now, if you can understand what Mis did in his tutorial, you can see that he basically draw a whole new surface above the current player surface. All he basically changed was:
From the BltPlayer sub and another section of code, which actually moves the surface up 32 pixels.
Now, if you just combine the two tutorials you can easily make 32x64 sprites with paperdoll working perfectly fine. You will need to change the size of your items, as GSD used the items.bmp as the equipment sheet. I suggest making a new sheet for just equipments, so items in your inventory, on the ground, etc are in a 32x32 pixel box, while the equipments on the player are 32x64.
If you need more help, just post in here and i'll help you some more.. Good luck.. :wink:
Now, firstly, you need to understand what the code is doing. If i recall correctly, he changed the whole BltPlayer sub so it would accomodate more surfaces for the item slots. And would blt (draw) them accordingly.
To add this into 32x64 sprites, this all goes back down to how you did 32x64 sprites. if you used Misunderstoods tutorial, then it shouldnt be too hard. If you did it a different way it shouldnt differ much regardless. Now, if you can understand what Mis did in his tutorial, you can see that he basically draw a whole new surface above the current player surface. All he basically changed was:
Code:
.Top = GetPlayerSprite(Index) * PIC_Y + PIC_YNow, if you just combine the two tutorials you can easily make 32x64 sprites with paperdoll working perfectly fine. You will need to change the size of your items, as GSD used the items.bmp as the equipment sheet. I suggest making a new sheet for just equipments, so items in your inventory, on the ground, etc are in a 32x32 pixel box, while the equipments on the player are 32x64.
If you need more help, just post in here and i'll help you some more.. Good luck.. :wink: