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[[Image:ObjectWithinOneTile.JPG|frame|Diagonal 'adjacent' tiles are also located]] | [[Image:ObjectWithinOneTile.JPG|frame|Diagonal 'adjacent' tiles are also located]] | ||
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This is probably a better instruction than [[Obj adjacent to object in (local)]] since it also includes the diagonal squares as well. Probably what I originally thought the former did until I tried it! A picture makes it absolutely clear. As with the other instruction, you put the object in question in the nominated Local variable. | This is probably a better instruction than [[Obj adjacent to object in (local)]] since it also includes the diagonal squares as well. Probably what I originally thought the former did until I tried it! A picture makes it absolutely clear. As with the other instruction, you put the object in question in the nominated Local variable. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:03, 17 January 2010
Diagonal 'adjacent' tiles are also located
This is a flavour of the Set to Next (0x001F) primitive.
This is probably a better instruction than Obj adjacent to object in (local) since it also includes the diagonal squares as well. Probably what I originally thought the former did until I tried it! A picture makes it absolutely clear. As with the other instruction, you put the object in question in the nominated Local variable.
