Author Topic: Axe Q&A (Read 589778 times)

Builderboy · « **Reply #870 on:** October 29, 2011, 04:54:09 pm »

You mean a 12x8 grid right? The answer is X=N^12 Y=N/12 where N is your number in the list. Also for future reference, what you are describing is a simple tilemap

epic7 · « **Reply #871 on:** October 29, 2011, 05:19:09 pm »

Quote from: Builderboy on October 28, 2011, 06:41:37 pm

That doesn't quite work, as that is storing the pointer into Pic1, not storing the pointer as Pic1. This will also modify your program if you use a shell like MirageOS. Probably the best design would be something like this:

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[SPRITE DATA 1]->Pic1 [SPRITE DATA 2] [SPRITE DATA 3] ... Pt-On(X,Y,G*8+Pic1
Where G=0 is the first sprite, G=1 is the second sprite, and so on

It doesn't work. It just screws up the sprites.

Edit: Wait... What the heck, it works now.

Builderboy · « **Reply #872 on:** October 29, 2011, 05:26:16 pm »

Could you post how you implemented it?

EDIT: Yay

There might be some other part of your code that is intermittently messing with your graphics it would seem o.O

epic7 · « **Reply #873 on:** October 29, 2011, 05:49:24 pm »

When it screwed up my sprite the first time, it made it look kinda like a horse

I tried it and it failed, that was this morning. Then, I changed the code and fixed some unrelated errors. After I posted I tried to get it to work again... and it worked.

The only thing I think I did differently was instead of
Pic1+G*8
I used
G*8+Pic1

Builderboy · « **Reply #874 on:** October 29, 2011, 05:51:00 pm »

Oh, that would do it

Those are very very different, because Axe does its math from left to right and IGNORES pemdas! So the first did (Pic1+G)*8, while the second does ( G*8 )+Pic1

epic7 · « **Reply #875 on:** October 29, 2011, 05:55:01 pm »

Oh yeah... AXE, Y U NO DO ORDER OF OPS?

calc84maniac · « **Reply #876 on:** October 29, 2011, 06:15:40 pm »

Quote from: Builderboy on October 29, 2011, 05:51:00 pm

Axe does its math from left to right and IGNORES pemdas!

But Axe is good friends with lambdas

Wellen · « **Reply #877 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:11:39 pm »

Appvars.. again

I don't know why, but when i compile the following code, and I run the program:
-first time, the appvar doesn't exist => code 1
-second time, the appvar exists => code 2
It's okay, that's what I want it to do.
But after the second time, it doesn't do anything

it just skips this part of the code...

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!If GetCalc("appvTLKC",Y0
	GetCalc("appvTLKC",6)->K             // Code 1
	sub(MOD                             //
Else
	Repeat M=6               //
		0->M            //  Code 2  
		sub(SA         //
		sub(CM        //
	End
End

Spoiler For the whole code:

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.TILOCK
DiagnosticOff
ClrHomeClrDraw^^r
Fix 5

sub(Z

!If GetCalc("appvTLKC",Y0
	GetCalc("appvTLKC",6)->K
	sub(MOD
Else
	Repeat M=6
		0->M
		sub(SA
		sub(CM
	End
End

.MENU

[0000070F0C0C0C1F->Pic1
[0000C0E0606060F0
[3F3F3F3F3F1F0000
[B8389838F8F00000

ClrDraw^^r

Rect(11,14,74,35
RectI(13,16,70,31
Rect(14,17,68,29
RectI(15,18,66,27
Text(17,19,"Turn off
Text(17,28,"Change my code
Text(17,37,"Quit to homescreen
19->B
16->H
4->K
fnInt(FD,6

RectI(16,B,64,7
Repeat getKey(54)
	If getKey(1)+getKey(4)
		RectI(16,B,64,7
		B<37*getKey(1)-(B>19*getKey(4))*9+B->B
		RectI(16,B,64,7
		While getKey(0)
			Pause 5
		End
	End
	If getKey(54)
		If B=19
			Text(0,,"1
		End
		If B=28
			Text(0,,"2
		End
		If B=37
			Text(0,,"3
		End
	End
End
FnOff 

Archive "appvTLKC"
LnReg 
Fix 4
Return


.SAISIE DU CODE
Lbl SA
Data(0,0,0,0,0,0)->GDB0
For(theta,0,20
	ClrDraw
	Rect(29,45-theta,37,20
	RectI(31,47-theta,33,16
	Rect(48-theta,9,38,11
	Rect(49-theta,10,38,11
	RectI(49-theta,10,36,9
	If Z
		Text(21-theta,1,"Choose your new code :"
	Else
		Text(21-theta,1,"Please enter your code:"
	End
	DispGraph
End


For(theta,0,9
	Text(theta>4*~5+theta*7+32->L,theta>4*9+27,theta>Dec
	Line(L+4,27,L+4,44
	Line(L+5,27,L+5,44
End

Line(31,34,64,34
Line(31,35,64,35
0->C+26->B+4->A
RectI(A,B,7,9

Repeat getKey(15)
	If getKey
		RectI(A,B,7,9
		A<58*getKey(3)-(A>30*getKey(2))*7+A->A
		B=26*getKey(1)-(B=35*getKey(4))*9+B->B
		RectI(A,B,7,9
		If getKey(56)
			0->C
			DrawInv 
			Rect(33,11,28,6
			DrawInv 
		End
		If getKey(54)
			Text(C*5+33,11,B=35*5+(A-30/7)->D>Dec
			D->{GDB0+C
			C+1->C
		End
	End
	DispGraph
	ReturnIf C=6
End
Return



.MODIFICATION
Lbl MOD
1->Z
sub(SA
Copy(GDB0,K,6
sub(Z
sub(H
ClrDraw
Return



.VERIFICATION DU CODE
Lbl CM
For(theta,0,5
	(({GDB0+theta})=({Y0+theta}))+M->M
End
sub(H

Data(44,40)->Pic1FP
[00003A00000001E1900000079764000000719A00
[002DFEB500002E688980002207B2800069DE6D80
[00A803C2C00097DC9C40066233F7E006DF07F960
[0F661C96A00D99E32D501E271CDEA02963F36760
[34260C9D503B45F36AA03CB70C95602969FB6D60
[46A90D2A502AD5F2EA40151776AAE014AAD52A40
[0AA12B6BC0A955EAB90084543545405457CF5140
[122852AB00255DB54E000AAE856D00154A440800
[AAB1EBB500152CAA9800202612B600149A4DF000
[0812B540000865382000082A0A80000212A80000
[02A4040000010850000000128000000000000000
Bitmap(28,5,Pic1FP

Text(0,57,"Scanning...
For(theta,4,45
	RectI(25,theta,43,5
	Text(75,57,theta-3*100/42>Dec,37>Char
	DispGraph
	RectI(25,theta,43,5
	Pause rand^250+50
End

!If M=6
	Fix 3
	Rect(0,17,96,15
	Text(33,18,"WARNING !
	Text(23,24,"Access denied
	DispGraph
	Fix 2
	Repeat getKey
	End
End
ClrHomeClrDraw
Return


.INITIALISATION DE Z
Lbl Z
0->Z
Return



Lbl H
For(theta,0,95
	Horizontal -
	DispGraph
End
Return



.FOND MENU
Lbl FD
DS>(K,4)
	DS>(H,16)
	End
End

For(C,0,4
	For(A,0,5
		Pt-Off(A*16,C*16-H,Pic1)^^r
		Pt-Off(A*16+8,C*16-H,Pic1+8)^^r
		Pt-Off(A*16,C*16+8-H,Pic1+16)^^r
		Pt-Off(A*16+8,C*16+8-H,Pic1+24)^^r
	End
End
DrawInv ^^r
Rect(11,14,74,35)^^r
DrawInv ^^r
DispGraph^^r
Return

Builderboy · « **Reply #878 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:14:48 pm »

I think the first line GetCalc(Name,Y1) returns 0 if the file does not exist, OR if the file is in RAM. This may not be true though, it doesn't specify in the documentation

Try archiving the file and see if it works

EDIT: nevermind, it should return true whether or not it is archived or not. What version of Axe are you using?

Wellen · « **Reply #879 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:19:17 pm »

The appvar is archived at the end of the program..

I'm using 0.5.0

Builderboy · « **Reply #880 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:19:56 pm »

Oh really? Try upgrading to 1.0.5 first, maybe that will help fix some things and then we can go from there

Wellen · « **Reply #881 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:34:53 pm »

I tried to update to 1.0.5, but it does weird things ^^" I guess that's because 0.5.0 and 1.0.5 are very different, right ?
0.5.3b doesn't change anything compared to 0.5.0

Builderboy · « **Reply #882 on:** October 29, 2011, 07:51:09 pm »

The only difference is 1.0.5 has more features, everything should be backwards compatible o.O What kind of 'weird things' happen?

Wellen · « **Reply #883 on:** October 30, 2011, 04:59:33 am »

Here are two screenshots :
0.5.0 / 0.5.3

1.0.5 : it seems that the picture that scrolls fast a the beginnig is the menu picture.. So it doesn't even ask for the code, but the appvar is created

And RAM Cleared, wtf

Builderboy · « **Reply #884 on:** October 30, 2011, 06:00:55 am »

Hmm strange, could you post the source as an 8xp file so I can test in in wabbit myself? There definitely are some interesting things going on here.

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