Brian Fisher wrote:
rotozoom returns an image that is bigger than the original, and I forget exactly how to deal with it.
Think about where the centre of the image needs to be located, because that's the one point that doesn't move when you rotate the image using rotozoom. Then get the rect of the rotated image, change its 'center' attribute to the appropriate point on the screen, and use that rect in the blit() call. -- Greg
