//initstruct GameThing { Texture t; Vector2 p; float r;}GameThing[] things = ...Sprite s = new Sprite();//renders.Begin();foreach(GameThing g in things){ s.Transform = Matrix.AffineTransformation2D( 1.0, new Vector2(0,0),g.r,g.p); s.Draw2d(g.t,new Vector2(0,0),0,new Vector2(0,0),someColor);}s.End();Sprite.Draw2D()
Something like this ought to work.
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Quote:Original post by turnpast
Something like this ought to work.
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That didn't work for me, but you got me on the trail.
I have to use the Sprite.Draw() method instead. So I have: sprite.Draw(texture, Vector3.Empty, Vector3.Empty, Color.White.ToArgb()) instead.
Thanks for the help. You really helped me out ;)
Re: Lillemanden.
Well, it works in the C++ SDK. Its rotating right in front of me right now...
I thought C# was supposed to be "even easier than C++!"? Just goes to show!
Well, it works in the C++ SDK. Its rotating right in front of me right now...
I thought C# was supposed to be "even easier than C++!"? Just goes to show!
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Quote:Original post by Anri
Re: Lillemanden.
Well, it works in the C++ SDK. Its rotating right in front of me right now...
I thought C# was supposed to be "even easier than C++!"? Just goes to show!
Yeah, well I'm not using C#, I'm using Microsoft C# ;).
But seriusly, it's proberly a bug in the Managed DirectX SDK.
Nothing surprises me these days...but I'm confidant they will sort it in the next SDK update. ^_^
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