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| − | <c>Sprite.scale</c> is the scale factor of the sprite. A scale of 1 means that one pixel in | + | <c>[[Sprite]].scale</c> is the scale factor of the sprite. A scale of 1 means that one pixel in |
the [[Sprite.image|image]] appears as one pixel on screen. Setting | the [[Sprite.image|image]] appears as one pixel on screen. Setting | ||
scale=2 makes the sprite appear twice as big; scale=0.5 makes it appear | scale=2 makes the sprite appear twice as big; scale=0.5 makes it appear | ||
Latest revision as of 23:12, 12 April 2020
Sprite.scale is the scale factor of the sprite. A scale of 1 means that one pixel in
the image appears as one pixel on screen. Setting
scale=2 makes the sprite appear twice as big; scale=0.5 makes it appear
half its standard size.
Usage Notes
You may also scale a sprite differently in x and y by assigning a list of two numbers; the first is the x scale, and the second is the y scale, as in the example below.
Example
sp = new Sprite
sp.image = file.loadImage("/sys/pics/Wumpus.png")
display(4).sprites.push sp
sp.scale = [2,1] // double the width, but leave height alone
