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Radical Pi
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Re: Collision Detection Explained
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March 11, 2010, 11:38:45 pm »
I guess what I'm asking is if you know any tricks concerning storing a huge amount of map data and then accessing it quickly. Basically, something that could magically make my movement-with-scrolling program fast.
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Hmmmm...not currently. I shall ponder this conundrum
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I never really attempted maps this large with matrices. I never went higher than 16x16 I think. Usually, for anything larger I just went with strings then recalled sprites depending of what,s the character in the string, but that's slow
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Ty for the tutorial =). Easily understood ttytytyty
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HOLY NECROPOST BATMAN!!!!!
j/k wow I haven't seen you in ages TI-Newb. Are you still regularly coding?
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Quote from: Ti-newb on November 02, 2010, 03:05:15 pm
Ty for the tutorial =). Easily understood ttytytyty
You're welcome. It's what it's here for
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Awesome tut!
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