PocketMatrix

That's the bit I really gave up on. Hope you get it working

Ok. Bad Pam. Slap on the wrist for posting poorly documented code.

I'll try to clean up the code and repost it with comments.

Each Sprite has a member called SpriteData which holds the bitmap for the sprite. In my case it's actually frames for the animation.

What I do in SetSpriteData() is pass a Surface that I have loaded in GameInit() from a resource.

To copy the contents of the passed-in Surface to the SpriteData surface, I change the rendering target from the default, which is the BackBuffer, to my SpriteData surface. Then I can Blit the passed-in surface onto the SpriteData surface. Then I set the rendering target back to the default.

I got this part from this thread:


I am definitely taking a peformance hit by using all these classes. But, for my purposes, the performance is still more than adequate. If I get too many sprites going at once, then I'll see it I suppose.

Pam