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Annette

Hmmm... debating whether to propose different behaviour for 's flip-x and flip-y bits when interacting with the auto byte, but realising it's not a simple or clean proposal. Would be nice to be able to flip big sprites without complex loops, but maybe it'd make things too confusing.

The uxn beast, a sort of cuddly goat-like alien with a big round head, drawn four times in a grid. The top left version looks normal. The other three are split into 4 strips horizontally, vertically or both, and the strips flipped individually. It mostly just looks like a mess.
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Devine Lu Linvega

@nettles it's not a bad idea. It might not be that complex I think. I could give it a try :) I do large sprite-flipping in oquonie and catclock. The code to do it is not too tricky, but if we can do away with it altogether, might be worth it.
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git.sr.ht~rabbits/oquonie: src/oquonie.tal - sourcehut git
Annette

@neauoire I was trying to put together a proposal, but I felt it was getting messy. If you don't touch addr and only adjust the x/y increments, I think you risk breaking code that relies on auto-x/y without using auto-addr.

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Devine Lu Linvega

@nettles flipping y is really easy, but flipping x is trickier because we need to add the sprite addr offset. I've got it going, but it does make the code a tiny bit messier. I don't do sprite flipping a lot so I don't really have examples to work with to see if it would break anything.

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