So I am creating a grid of images but having all the images load on
each draw event is very slow, I was wondering if there were a way to
combine all the images into one big image on the fly?
My current code is as follows
def draw_mini_grid(self):
y1=0
for y in range(0,self.mini_grid.grid.height,1):
x1=0
for x in range(0,self.mini_grid.grid.width,1):
MINI_TYPE[self.mini_grid.grid.tiles[x]
[y].tile_type].blit(x1,y1)
x1+=self.mini_grid.tile_size
y1+=self.mini_grid.tile_size
y1=0
I would like something like this...
def draw_mini_grid(self):
new_image=0
y1=0
for y in range(0,self.mini_grid.grid.height,1):
x1=0
for x in range(0,self.mini_grid.grid.width,1):
new_image+=MINI_TYPE[self.mini_grid.grid.tiles[x]
[y].tile_type].image_data.blit(x1,y1).
x1+=self.mini_grid.tile_size
y1+=self.mini_grid.tile_size
y1=0
where it would be blit into a memory location instead of screen.. Or
something equivalent.
Any ideas?
Thanks
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