Z-DEPTH ? if you can, I will very happy

[equinox]

Hi,
is an example of how a character goes behind a rock and is covered. As in games rpg?

[Moru]

Look at Mappyloader on my homepage, gamecorner.110mb.com. If you set a stone or a tree on layer 1, the player will be in front of the stone/tree when he is lower down, if he goes up he will be covered behind the stone/tree.

Or if you just want it a bit easier, if you want something to cover something else, draw the sprite you want on top, last.

eg:

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DRAWSPRITE player, 50, 50
DRAWSPRITE stone, 50, 50

For this you need to sort your objects on Y coordinate. Look for the example SORTARRAY in the help.

[Schranz0r]

hehe

Use layers:

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// L = Layer ( 3 layers or something more :D )
Level[L][X][Y]

FOR L = 0 TO 2 // 3 layers
    FOR X = 0 TO 99 // 100 X-Tiles
        FOR Y = 0 TO 99 // 100 Y-Tiles

            SELECT L
                CASE 0 // behind the Player layer
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
                CASE 1 // Player and collision layer
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
                    CheckCollision()
                    Player() // Your player drawing and movement
                CASE 2 // the "coverlayer"
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
            ENDSELECT

        NEXT
    NEXT
NEXT
I can make a little example, if you want?

[Moru]

Schranzor, if you use layers you can't stand in front of a stone, the stone will still cover the player. The example picture from the mappy loader below shows what I mean.

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[Kitty Hello]

No!! You sort by the bottom line of a sprite

[equinox]

hehe

Use layers:

Code: (glbasic) [Select]

// L = Layer ( 3 layers or something more :D )
Level[L][X][Y]

FOR L = 0 TO 2 // 3 layers
    FOR X = 0 TO 99 // 100 X-Tiles
        FOR Y = 0 TO 99 // 100 Y-Tiles

            SELECT L
                CASE 0 // behind the Player layer
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
                CASE 1 // Player and collision layer
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
                    CheckCollision()
                    Player() // Your player drawing and movement
                CASE 2 // the "coverlayer"
                    DRAWSPRITE Level[L][X][Y], X*Tilesize, Y*Tilesize
            ENDSELECT

        NEXT
    NEXT
NEXT
I can make a little example, if you want?

Yes,tnk1000. If yuo can,if you can, I will very happy!!!

[equinox]

In yoUr exemple, I dont FIND guy.png.

Look at Mappyloader on my homepage, gamecorner.110mb.com. If you set a stone or a tree on layer 1, the player will be in front of the stone/tree when he is lower down, if he goes up he will be covered behind the stone/tree.

Or if you just want it a bit easier, if you want something to cover something else, draw the sprite you want on top, last.

eg:

Code: (glbasic) [Select]

DRAWSPRITE player, 50, 50
DRAWSPRITE stone, 50, 50

For this you need to sort your objects on Y coordinate. Look for the example SORTARRAY in the help.