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| Submitted on: 8/13/1999
By: Derek Hall
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Compatibility:VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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| | | 500 sprites using Bit Blit with collision detection.
How many frames per second can you achive?
No timer used.... Only a loop with
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9/11/1999 7:17:00 AM:MEHMET INOGLU
THANK YOU VERY MUCH !...
GO ON
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9/20/1999 9:21:00 AM:Joe
Yeah! Me agree.
Remember the purpose
why this site exist: sharing of VB
code.
Of course I also agree with
Andy that this code should not deserve
an award if it is not from the original
author.
So Jake, just take it that DH
helps you to spread this code.
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9/21/1999 8:07:00 AM:Oxokl
I see the usage of Bitblt on samples
which comes with the VB5.
I also see
you did not use the COPY function of
bitblt, just cleared the screen!
Try
to set up a picture, and use the
constant 'SRCCOPY' to copy the sprites
background to another object. (Eg.
PictureBox) Not only clear it all!
Of
course after this, the speed will
decrease about %50!
Because there will
be 4 Bitblt calls, Not 2!
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9/23/1999 4:24:00 PM:gjohnson_97
I usually just write DB apps with VB,
which are decidedly NOT graphical in
nature. As such I'm always surprised
when I see code like this.
I loved
it!
Keep up the good work!
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10/13/1999 11:23:00 AM:jeremy
this is really cool... uhmm can u
create or email a crossword game code
plszzzz.....
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10/21/1999 2:09:00 PM:Darrell Cain
To Derik Hall.
I like your 500 Sprites
code. What's the best way to generate
your bitmaps and masks for the
sprits?
Is there a freeware utility
that helps you create 256-color bitmaps
and automatically frames the mask for
you?
Or will I just have to buy a
graphics program? Even then, do most
of the graphics programs allow for
256-color bitmaps?
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10/30/1999 9:49:00 AM:SiM99
Yeah, of course they allow 256 colour
images... if that's what you mean
If
you mwan do they save 256 colour images
as bitmaps? then probably.... does the
bitmap support 256 colours?? if so,
they hell yeah !! - get the PSP demo
from www.jasc.com
SiM99
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10/30/1999 7:46:00 PM:Derek Hall
I wrote this with out help from any
where. It is just to test the speed of
sprites you can get out of your
machine.
PS. I never claimed the
prize...
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