> guess this place doesn't support attachments.. well, you can get the
files
> from:
> www.yesic.com/~iandreas/gtst4.pas
> www.yesic.com/~iandreas/gtst5.pas
> www.yesic.com/~iandreas/carsm.pcx
> "Nick" <soc...@mailroom.com> wrote in message
> news:7FiR4.252$k75.77057@news2.randori.com...
> > I have attached 3 files in the next post in the next post under this one
> > (gtst4.pas, gtst5.pas and carsm.pcx).
> > gtst4.pas
> > is a program that loads the pcx file Carssm.pcx and displays it to the
> > screen. Then, it takes the schoolbus, and puts it in an array called
> car1.
> > Then car1 is displayed moving across the screen.
> > gtst5.pas
> > does the same thing except instead of putting the schoolbus in an array,
> it
> > uses a pointer which to an array or bytes. The pointer is called
CarScr^
> .
> > My problem is that when I do it this way, the moving schoolbus does not
> look
> > right (some wired pixels at the front of it). Also, when the schoolbus
> > reaches the end of the screen and comes back from the other side, it
> becomes
> > messed (black lines running through the bus).
> > I know I don't have to use a pointer for an array that is only100x100
> bytes,
> > but I am going to have 20-30 cars and that will take up alot of the 64k,
> so
> > I must use pointers.
> > If you are going to look at this program put Carsm.pcx somewhere on your
> > drive. You also need to change line 443 in gtst4, and line 461 in
gtst5,
> to
> > the picture's location.
> > I know the program is messy, but it is because I am experimenting
> > for i:=1 to 1,000,000 do
> > writeln('Thank you for helping me!');
> > :)
> > Nick
