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| LeWario |
Posted on 08-03-11, 05:19 am
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Banned for being a complete idiot.
Karma: 529 Posts: 90/987 Since: 07-09-11 |
Hey guys,
Here's my notes/tutorial on adding an icon for a sprite for NSMBe! --- replace {spriteNumber} with sprite number. replace {spriteWidth} with sprite width in pixels. replace {spriteHeight} with sprite height in pixels. replace {spriteName} with name of icon file. Note: For "case", you should put them in chronological order. Your icon should go under NSMBe4\Resources\Sprite Images Your icon should be a .png NSMBSprite.cs Rectange getRect() ... case {spriteNumber}: width = {spriteWidth}; height = {spriteHeight}; break: ... bool Render(Graphics g) ... case {spriteNumber}: g.DrawImage(Properties.Resources.{spriteName}, RenderX, RenderY, <spriteWidth>, <spriteHeight>); break; ... Resources.resx (right-click -> Edit code) ... <data name="{spriteName}" type="System.Resources.ResXFileRef, System.Windows.Forms"> <value>..\Resources\Sprite Images\{spriteName}.PNG;System.Drawing.Bitmap, System.Drawing, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a</value> </data> ... |
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Posted on 08-03-11, 01:20 pm
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 FuzzyFull mod  Karma: 1183 Posts: 90/785 Since: 06-28-11 |
You shouldn't have to manually edit resources.resx. You can add a resource by going to Project->NSMBe4 Properties, click the resources tab, click the arrow next to add resource and click add existing file.
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| LeWario |
Posted on 08-03-11, 04:01 pm
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Banned for being a complete idiot.
Karma: 529 Posts: 96/987 Since: 07-09-11 |
Yea, I just noticed that after I posted this tutorial.
 But both ways end up with the same results, don't they? |
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Posted on 08-03-11, 04:12 pm
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Fuzzy Full mod Karma: 1183 Posts: 92/785 Since: 06-28-11 |
They should produce the same result, but it should be harder to screw it up when adding the resource with Visual Studio.
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