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[megaleon]

Hi guys
Stright to the question: it is possible to have a frame around the game window?
Here is what I have now:


I wanted to simulate a fake gameboy-like handheld.
Currently, the room is 160*160, the frame is a foreground image, and all the action happens in the 96*96 visible square. That means I have to shift all the actions 16 pixels right and down compared to the origin 0,0.
I was asking: is there a wat to have a 96*96 room and then outputting the game with the frame?

Thanks guys.

Edited by megaleon, 26 May 2010 - 05:24 PM.

[RocketLauncher3G]

now, but you can however play with the viewport. Viewport is the place of the view compared to the origin 0,0

[megaleon]

now, but you can however play with the viewport. Viewport is the place of the view compared to the origin 0,0

You mean using views?
I tried playing with them a little, but I'm not able to accomplish what I would like to:
To program considering the top left of the screen at 0,0 instead of 16,16, and then shifting everything 16 pixel down-right.

[GloryAndBen]

Just use (16,16) for the "Port on screen" box under view0.

[megaleon]

Just use (16,16) for the "Port on screen" box under view0.

But doing so, the foreground frame is shifted as well.

[GloryAndBen]

Then draw the foreground image off-screen, and then set the view1 "View in room" coordinates to the coordinates of the forground image.