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--- development:csdk:2.0:sprites [2024/11/20 22:03] – created clyde
+++ development:csdk:2.0:sprites [2024/11/21 04:59] (current) – [Drawing by rectangle] clyde
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 =====Drawing by rectangle=====
-Once your graphics are loaded into a sprite bank, you can draw them with ''queue_draw_sprite''
+Once your graphics are loaded into a sprite bank, you can draw them with [[development:csdk:2.0:headers:draw_queue#queue_draw_sprite|queue_draw_sprite]]
 <code c>
-queue_draw_sprite(X,Y,W,H,GX,GY,RAMBANK);
+queue_draw_sprite(X,Y,W,H,GX,GY,SPRITESLOT);
 </code>
-X and Y indicate coordinates on the screen. W and H are the width and height. GX and GY are the coordinates in the source image which you'd use to pick a tile or frame of animation from a sheet. RAMBANK is the ''SpriteSlot'' value returned by ''allocate_sprite'' when you loaded the image data.
+X and Y indicate coordinates on the screen. W and H are the width and height. GX and GY are the coordinates in the source image which you'd use to pick a tile or frame of animation from a sheet. SPRITESLOT is the ''SpriteSlot'' value returned by ''allocate_sprite'' when you loaded the image data.
 ''queue_draw_sprite'' is part of the queued drawing API, so you can consecutively call other queued drawing functions and they'll be processed one at a time, in order.
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 =====Drawing by frame number=====
-If you've exported a packed sprite sheet alongside JSON frame data, you can use ''queue_draw_sprite_frame''. This function can not only select the rectangle in your sprite sheet from a frame number, it also centers your sprite on the canvas center used in Aseprite and had a parameter for flipping horizontally and/or vertically.
+If you've [[development:aseprite##using_the_sdk|exported a packed sprite sheet alongside JSON frame data]], you can use ''queue_draw_sprite_frame''. This function can not only select the rectangle in your sprite sheet from a frame number, it also centers your sprite on the canvas center used in Aseprite and had a parameter for flipping horizontally and/or vertically.
 <code c>