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It starts out talking about multiplexing sprites by changing their position mid-screen, yes. Then it goes on to discuss also “toggle-plexing” sprites by using t
by egypturnash 7y ago
It starts out talking about multiplexing sprites by changing their position mid-screen, yes. Then it goes on to discuss also “toggle-plexing” sprites by using them for two different images and objects on the same raster line on alternating frames, with a diagrammatic example of a laser and an afterburner.
- mlyle 7y agoCommenter said: > > is setting one sprite to two different positions on alternating frames to provide the illusion of two separate objects, which will flicker. Which is not something described here. Two things are described: * Multiplexing sprites by changing their position mid-screen (no flicker). * Animating sprites by toggling between sprite variants on alternate frames (and -not- changing their position). (Flicker only to the extent -desired-). And I said: > No flickering involved, except for the "afterburner" variant of this.