Re: A86: Re: sprites..
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Re: A86: Re: sprites..
No, not really. The zero sets up a place in your program so that you can put coords in. .db is define byte, which allocates space in your program for numbers to be used. Like the x1 example, it sets up space so that numbers can be saved as the variable x1, to be used later in your program.
Glen
tutorial1.cjb.net
In a message dated Thu, 3 Feb 2000 2:00:25 AM Eastern Standard Time, XxEklipZxX@aol.com writes:
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> im a litte lost on this routine.
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> x1: .db 0
> x2: .db 0
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> were the '0' is that is the coord, right? so what if i have the 2 coords (x,y) stored in bc? How do i get the values from b&c in there?
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> EklipZ