On Wed, Dec 7, 2011 at 8:25 PM, Andrew Godfroy <killer...@hotmail.com>wrote:
> Alright, Thank you for explaining it to me :) Now that I know whats > happening I think I found a Solution. inside if my __init__ I added an > extra variable “self.oldimage = self.image” Then inside of the rotateimage > call, I have it set to: “self.image = pygame.transform.rotate > (self.oldimage, -angle_degrees)” This way, it will call up the oldimage, > and save to the new surface. > Yes. This is a valid solution. Except in the trivial case, the rotated image will still be a different size, of course. Remember to offset the image correctly (I recommend calling .get_width() and .get_height()) and then subtracting half that from your player's position to get draw coordinates.
