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rubixcuber Red Goomba Level: 12 Posts: 17/46 EXP: 6125 For next: 1796 Since: 10-13-04 From: St. Louis, MO USA Since last post: 331 days Last activity: 293 days |
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| I'm writing a routine to make sure that the screen follows you up when gravity is reversed, and found that storing the Y position ROR'ed once to $1464 did the trick except for when you cross screen boundaries. How can you take crossing the screen boundary into account so that the screen stays centered? |
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