My Google-Fu is failing me, all I can find on this is some posts talking about how ATL changes things and how the examples are out of date.
I'm fine with animating individual copies of an image, but then my question changes:
How would I go about creating instances of a predefined image at runtime?
How to: Particles in ATL? (Or Instantiating Images)
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Re: How to: Particles in ATL? (Or Instantiating Images)
Maybe you can borrow some concepts:
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... le#p396331
or here:
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... er#p408766
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... le#p396331
or here:
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... er#p408766
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Re: How to: Particles in ATL? (Or Instantiating Images)
You know I saw that earlier and misread your last line saying that it should be rewritten in this manner now that ATL is out, as your sample was out of date because of ATL.
Reading comprehension is hard
Anyway thank you, I will try it out soon with my own things.
Reading comprehension is hard
Anyway thank you, I will try it out soon with my own things.
Re: How to: Particles in ATL? (Or Instantiating Images)
LoL
*Out of date (if you can get the older designs to work, not for everything anyway), is not exactly the right word. Over-complicated is prolly more appropriate.
Original code calculates everything manually, ATL can do the exact same thing without having to write out the formulas (meaning shorted and simpler code).
If you are using atl statements like align, offset and anchor, be sure to fix the Particle class that is quite possibly a lot closer to what you want. Look at the second thread and more specifically at the differences between last and the before last versions of Switcher code, last one should position atl perfectly while the one before that messed stuff up if anything except pos was used.
I just remembered this as well (also in need of being fixed):
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... ll#p398199
maybe it's a more practical example.
*Out of date (if you can get the older designs to work, not for everything anyway), is not exactly the right word. Over-complicated is prolly more appropriate.
Original code calculates everything manually, ATL can do the exact same thing without having to write out the formulas (meaning shorted and simpler code).
If you are using atl statements like align, offset and anchor, be sure to fix the Particle class that is quite possibly a lot closer to what you want. Look at the second thread and more specifically at the differences between last and the before last versions of Switcher code, last one should position atl perfectly while the one before that messed stuff up if anything except pos was used.
I just remembered this as well (also in need of being fixed):
http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... ll#p398199
maybe it's a more practical example.
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Re: How to: Particles in ATL? (Or Instantiating Images)
Thanks again
My end goal has gravity so that third link will likely help. Specifically I want customers to explode money at certain times in my selling game (not particularly going for realism here)
My naive solution looks like this, but I wanted it to be more organic and had that feeling of "there has to be a better way"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR6jLhSMsIs
My end goal has gravity so that third link will likely help. Specifically I want customers to explode money at certain times in my selling game (not particularly going for realism here)
My naive solution looks like this, but I wanted it to be more organic and had that feeling of "there has to be a better way"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR6jLhSMsIs
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