Forcing layer graphics via Hash

[nio kasgami]

Hi I work on a title screen and I wanted to know how I can exemple making  "Layers" in my title screen 

In simple I want to offer to people to having a unlimeted amount of picture he can dispose in title screen

the configuration I want to make is like this 

Layers = {# layer number => [ "layers filename",ox,oy,movement_x,movement_y,movement_angle,animated,refresh if out of viewport ],1 => ["layers1",10,10,0,0,0, false,true ],}but its how to force the input of the layers I don't know the rest I can handle this by myself but the specific spot is

"force them to put on the screen"

thanks for your further answer

 

[TheoAllen]

You can do

@sprites = []Layers.each do |layer_num, data| spr = Sprite.new spr.z = layer_num # define other data here @sprites << sprendYou should include the instruction that the layer number should be number (obviously) and need to be different each other

 

[♥SOURCE♥]

Hello there, nio.

Why do you want to use hashes? An array would work just fine:

Layers = [ ['background', 0, 0, 4, 0, 0, false, false], ['layers1', 10, 10, 0, 0, 0, false, true]]Then you would just need to iterate through it and create the layers, maintaining the order thanks to the element index in the array:

@layers = []Layers.each { |layer| sprite = Sprite.new sprite.bitmap = Cache.picture(layer[0]) # Pushes Sprite object and layer data into the layers container. @layers << [sprite, layer]}Then, you would have to update each one accordingly to the information saved alongside the Sprite.

@layers.each { |layer| sprite, file, ox, oy, movex, movey, move_ang, anim, refr = *layer # Do your stuff using that information.}Cheers.

 

[nio kasgami]

You can do

@sprites = []Layers.each do |layer_num, data| spr = Sprite.new spr.z = layer_num # define other data here @sprites << sprendYou should include the instruction that the layer number should be number (obviously) and need to be different each other

haha sure I will specify how to use the layers but thanks for sharing but I will take Science method  : 3 

Hello there, nio.

Why do you want to use hashes? An array would work just fine:

Layers = [ ['background', 0, 0, 4, 0, 0, false, false], ['layers1', 10, 10, 0, 0, 0, false, true]]Then you would just need to iterate through it and create the layers, maintaining the order thanks to the element index in the array:

@layers = []Layers.each { |layer| sprite = Sprite.new sprite.bitmap = Cache.picture(layer[0]) # Pushes Sprite object and layer data into the layers container. @layers << [sprite, layer]}Then, you would have to update each one accordingly to the information saved alongside the Sprite.

@layers.each { |layer| sprite, file, ox, oy, movex, movey, move_ang, anim, refr = *layer # Do your stuff using that information.}Cheers.

ho my thanks this seem far more logic then my old method who was really messy and I used hash because i how I learned by check moghunter script so...

and Hash and array are two things I have big difficulty for the moment but thanks I will be sure to thanks you for this!

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thanks you people you remove a lot in pain in the back by helping me : 3 !

now I can concentrate on other stuff!