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« Thread started on: Sep 6th, 2016, 04:06am »

OOPS!! I somehow put the happy face here!! How did that happen? WELL its fixed now. The eye is here.
This eye can be placed where you like on a toon.
BMPtoCODE for BBC Basic link (useable in LBB)

http://lbb.conforums.com/index.cgi?board=code&action=display&num=1461296738

You can play with the example, but keep in mind, it will become obsolete when I release the BBC Basic version along with other tools for file management.

Also: this version of BMPtoCODE is older than the one I am using and doesn't have the modifications I made to this example YET.


I am working on body parts and will make scaling tools later. Anyone can use this as I am making this for everyone. (including myself)

I may edit the pupil, as black Is transparent so that you can overlay. I may change the pupil to gray or dark red.

I will make more types of eyes and I also want to make some realistic fire animations too that can be sized and placed where you like.

I have also made the data local and made the eye a stand alone function. ( code art that functions like part of the BBC Basic language tools? YUP !!)
:)

MAKE SURE YOU HAVE LOWERCASE KEYWORDS ENABLED IN OPTIONS
If it isn't, enable lowercase and restart BBC Basic IDE. I plan to use lowercase from now on.

Also, I am thinking of making BMPtoCode for BBC Basic, as BBC should have the utility and it needs to be improved.

BBC has more powerful abilities, so it should be easier to remake the tool, and I need to disconnect BMPtoCode from its design roots.
Code:
      vdu 22,8
      vdu 23,23,1|
      off:vdu 5:colour 0:clg
      proc_image(100,500)
      wait 0:end
      def proc_image(h,v)
  local data   
 u=0:r=0:g=0:b=0:a=0:c=0:t=0
      ost$=""
      read x,y:repeat
        read nst$,t
        if nst$="0" then r=0:g=0:b=0 :rem 'black              0   0   0
        if nst$="1" then r=192:g=128:b=64:rem  ' brown      192 128  64
        if nst$="2" then r=64:g=64:b=192 :rem'dark blue     64  64 192
        if nst$="3" then r=128:g=128:b=128:rem' dark grey 128 128 128
        if nst$="4" then r=128:g=0:b=0:rem'dark red       128   0   0
        if nst$="5" then r=224:g=192:b=0 :rem'dark yellow  224   192   0
        if nst$="6" then r=128:g=160:b=192:rem'flat blue  128 160 192
        if nst$="7" then r=32:g=192:b=64 :rem'green        32 192  64
        if nst$="8" then r=166:g=202:b=240:rem'light blue 166 202 240
        if nst$="9" then r=192:g=192:b=192:rem 'light gray 192 192 192
        if nst$="a" then r=192:g=224:b=0:rem  'light green  192 224   0
        if nst$="b" then r=224:g=32:b=64:rem'light red    224  32  64
        if nst$="c" then r=0:g=160:b=192 :rem'medblue        0 160 192
        if nst$="d" then r=224:g=128:b=64 :rem 'orange       224 128 64
        if nst$="e" then r=224:g=160:b=192:rem'pink       224 160 192
        if nst$="f" then r=160:g=64:b=192:rem'purple      160 64 192
        if nst$="g" then r=192:g=220:b=192:rem'tan        192 220 192
        if nst$="h" then r=255:g=255:b=255:rem'white      255 255 255
        if nst$="i" then r=255:g=255:b=0:rem'yellow       255 255 0
        colour 0,r,g,b:gcol 0
        for u=0 to t
          a=a+1: move h+c,v-a:draw h+c,v-a:if a>x  then c=c+1:a=0
        next u
      until nst$="100000"
      move 0,0
      data 161,161
      data 0,9471,3,1,0,159,3,1,0,157,h,3,0,157,h,3,0,155,h,7,0,153,h,7,0,151,h,11,0,149,h,11,0,147,h,13,3,1,0,145,h
      data 13,3,1,0,143,h,15,0,145,h,15,0,145,g,1,h,15,0,143,g,1,h,15,0,143,h,17,0,143,h,17,0,141,h,21,0,139,h,21,0,139
      data h,21,0,139,h,21,0,137,h,25,0,135,h,25,0,135,h,27,0,133,h,27,0,133,h,27,3,1,0,131,h,27,3,1,0,129,3,1,h,29,0
      data 129,3,1,h,29,0,129,g,1,h,29,0,129,g,1,h,29,0,129,h,31,0,129,h,31,0,129,h,31,0,129,h,31,0,129,h,13,9,1,0,1
      data h,11,0,131,h,13,9,1,0,1,h,11,0,131,h,11,0,5,9,1,h,7,0,133,h,11,0,5,9,1,h,7,0,133,h,9,3,1,0,7,h
      data 5,0,135,h,9,3,1,0,7,h,5,0,139,h,7,0,5,g,1,h,3,0,141,h,7,0,5,g,1,h,3,0,145,g,1,h,7,g,1,0,149
      data g,1,h,7,g,1,100000,0
endproc

 
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