#Copy sprites from picconvert code#

The above code duplicates the sprite currently being used as the sprite index of the instance and stores the index for this new sprite in the variable 'new_spr'. NOTE: When you duplicate a sprite in GameMaker you must remember to remove it again (with sprite_delete()) when no longer needed, otherwise there is risk of a memory leak which will slow down and eventually crash your game. A duplicated sprite will be places on its own unique texture page when created, meaning that duplicating multiple sprites will create multiple texture pages and have an impact on performance, so use this function only when necessary. By using, creating your Picconvert account and using the Site to view various contents (together with the Site, the 'Services'), you're agreeing to. For example, if you wish to change the bounding box for a sprite, or set its alpha from another sprite, you must first duplicate it, then perform the operation on the duplicated sprite and use that. I started to look around a way to clone the sprite from the symbol pool and only found the documentation on instancing a scene. This function must be used to copy any sprites from the original assets before any transformations can be done on them. But realized this didnt work for the animated sprites.

what normally takes 10 cycles to copy a byte, takes 24cycles. This function will return the index of a newly created sprite that is a duplicate (copy) of the one input as the 'index' argument. PCE has sixteen subpalettes for tiles (another sixteen reserved for sprites) and.

Copy sprites from picconvert