What's wrong?

[Max]

[PepeGG]

[ketamine]

yeah, you will definately need to allocate a block of memory equal to the size of the image you are trying to load. if you know that your sprite is a 256*256 image, then:<br><br>// create the block of memory for the sprite<br>PIXEL* source = new PIXEL[256 * 256]; <br><br>once created, load your image to the block of memory you just allocated.  remember to free this block of memory when done:<br><br>// free the memory<br>delete source;<br><br>hope this helps.<br><br>- Ketamien

[max]

is this right?<br><br>(not works too )<br><br>void main()<br>{<br>      <br>      unsigned short* buffer = (unsigned short*)getbuffer();<br><br>      PIXEL* dest = new PIXEL[240 * 80]; <br>      <br>      int w = 240;<br>      int h = 80;<br>      ACHAR* file = "sprite.tga";<br><br>      bool tgaload(ACHAR* file, int w, int h, PIXEL *dest);<br><br>      ASprite sprite(240, 80, 240, dest );<br><br><br>      ASprite::settarget( buffer );<br>      sprite.setpos(0,0);<br>      sprite.draw();<br>      update();<br>                        <br><br>      <br>      while (clicked()) { update(); };<br><br>      <br>      while (!clicked()) { update(); };<br><br><br><br>      <br>      <br>}<br>

[GeoffSulcer]

[max]

[Phantom]