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Monduman11

Sun Jun 06, 2010 2:00 pm


Picture Drawing Malfunction

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What is it you are trying to achieve?
add a new level to my game


What is the problem you are having?
the colours of the map are inverted. example , instead of being green its blue

Describe what you have tried to solve this problem
everything i can think of


Post any relevant code (You may choose to attach the file instead of posting the code if it is too long)








Please specify what version of Turing you are using
4.1.1


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Cezna

Sun Jun 06, 2010 2:53 pm


RE:Picture Drawing Malfunction

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If you want meaningful advice instead of just shots in the dark, you have to post your code. The only thing I can think of without seeing you code is that you have your colour values wrong, or are trying to use colour not supported by Turing.


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Monduman11

Sun Jun 06, 2010 3:07 pm


Re: RE:Picture Drawing Malfunction

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If you want meaningful advice instead of just shots in the dark, you have to post your code. The only thing I can think of without seeing you code is that you have your colour values wrong, or are trying to use colour not supported by Turing.
ah srry heres the code.



if whatdotcolour (posx, posy + 24) = brightblue and chars (' ') then
        map1 := false  % this part is that if the character touches the colour blue and i press the space button then it makes map1 equal to false which draws the other map
        z := 0
    end if 

%heres the drawing bit
proc MAIN
    if map1 = true then % map1 start out true therefore drawing the below items, and when it is set to false it drawn the other map.
        cls

        Pic.Draw (map (2), z, 0, picCopy)

        MOVEMENT

        Pic.Draw (map (1), z, 0, picCopy)
        Timer

        Pic.Draw (sprite, posx - 10, posy - 7, picMerge)
        Pic.Draw (map (3), z div 2, 0, picUnderMerge)

        drawfillbox (1, maxy - 8, HP, maxy - 1, 10)     %inside healthbox

        if HP < 70 then
            drawfillbox (1, maxy - 6, HP, maxy - 1, 43)
        end if
        if HP < 40 then
            drawfillbox (1, maxy - 6, HP, maxy - 1, red)
        end if
        drawbox (1, maxy - 8, HL, maxy - 1, black)     %health box outline
        View.Update

    elsif map1 = false then
        cls
        Pic.Draw (map (5), z, 0, picXor)

        MOVEMENT

        Pic.Draw (map (4), z, 0, picXor)
        Timer

        Pic.Draw (sprite, posx - 10, posy - 7, picMerge)
        Pic.Draw (map (6), z div 2, 0, picUnderMerge)

        drawfillbox (1, maxy - 8, HP, maxy - 1, 10)     %inside healthbox

        if HP < 70 then
            drawfillbox (1, maxy - 6, HP, maxy - 1, 43)
        end if
        if HP < 40 then
            drawfillbox (1, maxy - 6, HP, maxy - 1, red)
        end if
        drawbox (1, maxy - 8, HL, maxy - 1, black)     %health box outline
        View.Update
    end if

end MAIN



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Monduman11

Sun Jun 06, 2010 5:05 pm


Re: Picture Drawing Malfunction

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no one?


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TheGuardian001

Sun Jun 06, 2010 5:35 pm


Re: Picture Drawing Malfunction

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If the level you're drawing is a picture, we'll need that too.

If I had to guess, I'd say it probably has something to do with you using the picXor image mode, which draws inverted colours if you don't draw it directly on top of itself (which you aren't, since you also used cls.)

If it's not that, I'd advise posting the full code so we can test it for ourselves.


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Monduman11

Sun Jun 06, 2010 5:49 pm


Re: Picture Drawing Malfunction

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If the level you're drawing is a picture, we'll need that too.

If I had to guess, I'd say it probably has something to do with you using the picXor image mode, which draws inverted colours if you don't draw it directly on top of itself (which you aren't, since you also used cls.)

If it's not that, I'd advise posting the full code so we can test it for ourselves.
ah thank you soo much it was the picXor thing. i had completely forgoten that i had tried it with PicXor sometimes earlier. but yea it is working now thanks for all your help you guys :) greatly appreciate it... a few more weeks and ill be submiting the game on the site... just not yet cause i dont want my teacher to accuse me of copying it from this site if she were to see it :). thanks again for all your help