Those are sprites from my last 2010 Axe project Super Sonic Ball. Note that any animation was possible, but I only showed the most notable ones in the GIF. I also merged the masked sprite data together.

I like the numbers

Same with me!

haha, nice one!

I was experimenting with HP PPL again and I wanted to created tiles that are generated by code then saved in a graphic buffer somewhere for later use. Here is an example of what I can draw below (the top color is different because the whole wall rectangle is rendered in two parts, to allow grass floors, for example.

I used lines and polygons (gradients) for the most part.

Thanks. Also I just tried this on a real calculator with all borders and gradients enabled and the 48x64 block is generated instantly .

Thanks. Also, now I got the middle parts copied earlier in the tile cache and made darker so I can use some walls as backgrounds. I also make the rest layed out horizontally for ease of use in HP PPL.

I have some static tiles I won't share just yet that I stored in PNG format in the program, but I decided to copy them horizontally in the same temporary tile cache as the dynamic wall tiles. That way, from such tile cache (recreated at the beginning of each level), it will be much easier to draw tilemaps than doing so from two different tilesets at once, let alone one that is multiple rows and columns.

Example of tile cache:



To tell how fast this process is, I can generate this tile cache THEN draw it zoomed in 2x approximately 20 times per second.


EDIT: 30 FPS without sprite scaling

I like those red tiles with the text.