Hi Per, Please can you email me a copy off-list, if you would like it to be added to the PD library. (If not, I'd still like a copy for myself!)
Having done most of the work on the 'documentation' site I'm hoping to put more work into the download sites soon, to replace the old 'Other Software Page' Does this program work with Easyptr sprites as well? I'd considered writing a little sbasic program myself to handle Easyptr sprites as follows: Define a screen area with WSAIN Divide it up into suitably sized grid based on largest sprite size and sprite name (Easyptr only allows 8 character sprite names and 64x48 pixel sprites in 4 colour mode) Load sprites into heap by checking length and building an array of pointers FOR a = 1 TO number_of_sprites or max_per_screen Use SPRW #channel,xpos%,ypos%,pointer(sprite_number) to print sprite to screen Print the name under it END FOR a Use WSASV to copy screen to save area option to SDUMP the page from save area option to use S_WSA to save the page as a PIC file (not tested yet so i've no idea if this would work!!!) -- Dilwyn Jones > Sprite Viewer and Multi Sprite Viewer (imaginativeley named Sprv and Msprv, > respectively) are available now. Under-the-bonnet access to these programs > is enabled by inclusion of the source code. > > Sprv is best attached to your FileInfo2 database; view a sprite directly > from Qpac Files or similar program; view it in its various states and under > different system palettes; view some basic information on the sprite. > > Msprv allows viewing all sprites located in a single directory in one go. > DOing one of the displayed sprites brings up that sprite in an instance of > Sprv for more detailed inspection. > > Once Ive sorted out the hosting, the package will be available on the web > somewhere. In the mean time it can be had directly from me at pj dot witte > at fsbusiness dot co dot uk. > > Per > >
