OK. V0.3 works well, but I have a problem. I compiled my image through gfx2gba, and I put the .pal and .raw files in scripts, and... ARRRGH!!! The image showed up when I ran my script, but it was all glitchy!!! Here: Check out all this. Here's some photos:

<img src="http://daltonlaffs.bravehost.com/argh.bmp"</a>

And here's what the image should look like:

<img src="http://daltonlaffs.bravehost.com/LavaDragonEgg.bmp"</a>

And here's my code (look familiar?)

<a href="http://daltonlaffs.bravehost.com/05 - Sprite V2.txt"My Code</a>

Also, if these don't work, I attached all of those in the zip archive attached. [file name=Junk.zip size=13664]http://www.dslua.com/components/com_joomlaboard/uploaded/files/Junk.zip[/file]

PLEASE HELP ME

WOOHOO!!! Wow, you're SMART! I never thought of that. I just used more common commands, and forgot all about some of that stuff. IT IS NOW PERFECT! :side:

It won't be long until Dragons and Dragosses attacks the world!!! :blink:

Oh, yes, a request. Could you add 'add .ico file support' to your DSLua to-do list? I say this because icons can be made with transparent parts on them, so, in other words, you could put them on ANY BACKGROUND! The transparent parts behind the image would stop there from being a stupid little box behind the character, and would take away the need for an individual sprite for every design on a background to blend in!!! Here's an icon with a transparent background. Note that I used all 18 colors icons use. (16 regular colors, 1 transparent, and 1 uh... I don't know what that one does. I think the last one shows the exact opposite of the color in the background it's on.

eek, I can't attach. Hang on... I can't. But you get the idea

Post edited by: daltonlaffs, at: 2006/04/09 20:48

OK, you're right about the transparency, but I'd still like icons... and about last time. I can attach them now, so... look at this icon:

 [file name=Icon.zip size=214]http://www.dslua.com/components/com_joomlaboard/uploaded/files/Icon.zip[/file]

Ok. And one reason I like icons is because they are easy to make. With bitmaps, you gotta set size exactly, :unsure: , you hafta remember what color is set as the transparent color, and what if you made a background that uses many colors? The transparent color would not show up in the background, which sucks :whistle: . I'm not saying that it would be so great for your effort (or your RAM :pinch: ), but it would probably help out a lot. :woohoo:

Ok. Also, check the projects section. I just made ANOTHER! And this one is NOT made in DSLua. It isn't even a game :silly: !