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[Brick Nash]

Just what the question says.

I've got flipping on single images down fine but stumped as to how to do it with an animation which uses multiple images. The Hrev function it seems can only be used within a bob command and can only be applied to one image at a time ( bob 1,x,y,Hrev(1) ) but it doesn't seem to have any effect on any of the images when an animation is running anyway.

I've tried with Amal and Amos Basic Anim but I just can't figure it out. Making doubles is out because the bob images are quite big and it'd be a horrible waste of memory.

[jimwon2016]

http://www.ultimateamiga.co.uk/HostedProjects/AMOSFactory/AMOSProManual/7/723.html

Describes how to set this up in Amal.

[Brick Nash]

Great that worked, thanks. I've been reading the game makers handbook but I'll make a bookmark of that online manual!

[jimwon2016]

I would suggest reading through the AMOS manual is going to be a lot mor helpful than you might think. The game makers manual is a great book with lots of examples and ideas but is builds on top of the main manual.

[Amiten]

I never use REV or +($8000) function just store new set of bobs look a the other side left right animation you know, work for me using the REV not work so good . Regards

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[Volvo_0ne]

I never use REV or +($8000) function just store new set of bobs look a the other side left right animation you know, work for me using the REV not work so good . Regards

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I agree, the REV commands are quite limiting in the way they work, but to be fair they were originally designed to save precious RAM, Nowadays, that isn't so much of a problem, and simply storing reverse copies of your images has little overhead and less headaches.