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Smooth-Scrolling a Tile Map - page 1 |
Copyright & Disclaimer
Copyright ? 1998 by Jim Adams. All Rights Reserved
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No part of this article may be reprinted or duplicated in any manner without prior written permission by the Author, Jim Adams with one exception- You may display it unmodified on
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The author, Jim Adams, will not to be held resposible for any damages, directly or indirectly, resulting from the use of this file or it's information.
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Introduction
Well, here's another attempt at bringing a little information into the world that seems to be a problem for some of you out there. This article will quickly go over scrolling a map view
using a tile engine.
I will not be showing how to make a tile blitting routine. If you're reading this, I'm assuming you already have one. What I will be showing is a way to use your tile blitter to render a
view, and a very simple one at that. It will consist of one layer.
Also - I didn't have time to add some graphics, but if I get some response, I'll put it in html format and add some pictures.
With that all said, let's get on with it, shall we?
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