On Monday, July 28, 2003, at 11:20 AM, Eric wrote:
Ok so I make a class called Game_Surface and then make its
super Sprite Surface?
Now this may be a dumb question but umm..how do make
and instance of it?
One of three ways:
1) Drag the class from the project window to the game window
2) Drag a spritesurface to the game window and set its super to
Game_Surface
3) Control/Right-Click on the game window and "Add"-->"Game_Surface"
I haven't really made a subclass and instance..
You should start learning now. Taking on a project like this without
using classes would be monumental. Using classes you can get more done
in less time, and then its easy to take the same code to the next
project and begin adding on specifics.
You should check out RBSpriteWorld. I told the list about it months if
not over a year ago but no one seemed to interested.
http://www.freaksw.com/RBSpriteWorld.sit
Seth Willits
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