I've got a 360x1152 bitmap (borrowed from the game Continuum) that I'm using to dabble in 2D. According to the tooltip on the Draw method of the Sprite class:
Parameters:
srcTexture: A Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Texture object that represents the sprite texture.
srcRectangle: A System.Drawing.Rectangle object that indicates the portion of the source texture to use for the sprite. Specify System.Drawing.Rectangle.Empty to use the entire source image for the sprite.
center: A Microsoft.DirectX.Vector3 structure that identifies the center of the sprite. A value of (0,0,0) indicates the upper-left corner.
position: A Microsoft.DirectX.Vector3 structure that identifies the position of the sprite. A value of (0,0,0) indicates the upper-left corner.
color: A System.Drawing.Color structure. The color and alpha channels are modulated by this value. The System.Drawing.Color value maintains the original source color and alpha data.
And here's the code:
Dim src As New Rectangle(0, 0, 36, 36)
Dim dst As New Vector3(512, 384, 0)
Dim cntr As New Vector3(18, 18, 0)
m_Sprite.Begin(SpriteFlags.None)
m_Sprite.Draw(m_Texture, src, cntr, dst, Color.White)
m_Sprite.End()
Each ship frame is 36x36, and my source rectangle reflects that. However, when I .Draw the sprite section to the screen, it draws what appears to be a 32x32 section of the source texture instead of 36x36, as seen here:
As you might be able to see, it's missing the rest of the texture on the right and bottom side, as if it's being stretched bigger than the destination rectangle. I actually opened the image above in Paint and it's definitely 36x36, so the class is drawing the texture to the destination rectangle.
I have not set up any camera-related matrices yet (world, view, projection).
Is my problem a bug in the Sprite class, a misunderstanding of the parameters on my part, or my failure to set up proper camera matrices?
[Edited by - LycaonX on November 26, 2008 4:37:15 PM]
