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well, I have tried the things you said... i tried swapping the height and width in the function, and while it made it better, it hasn't fixed it (it is now possible to see how it is actually getting that from the picture, it is basically skewing it very badly and repeating it). also, I am not...

nope, he just released this version today/yesterday, he's been working on it this past week -coRp --------------------------- gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console

woo.. new smilie gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console gp32_console ...anyway, I've finally worked out how/ managed to put a sprite in, but something is going horribly wrong. for example: .bmp image image in geepee32 ...as you can see, not very nice. this is my c file: #include...

ah... yes, there was a second array there. thanks.

well, i've had the same problem - daz, where exactly does it define npal? i have looked everywhere, and in the picture's header file itself, and i cannot find anything called npal

you say you can't get tut3 to work - is it by any chance because it doesn't recognise "npal"?

4 hours :D. yeah, but bmp2raw is just giving me a .raw whose contents are : bmp![ ..and file2array i just can't get to work at all.

i would love to help, but while i have a pretty in-depth knowledge of actionscript (for flash), my C is incredibly poor, and i am a total noob. it shouldn't take too long for me to learn C (as all languages are similar to an extent, in the concept and so on), and when I am good enough, if you...

frank from creature comforts ownz (or whatever people say)

to know how to load and display a graphic. sorry if i wasn't clear.

hey, can anyone tell me a way of putting graphics on gp32 (other than the way in rico's tut3, it doesn't work cos there's no such thing as npal)? i am using devkitARM, with mirko's SDK. i would really appreciate any help (but would prefer a way that actually works :P). thanks in advance...

oh, and your code will need to be modified to fit in with the libraries of whichever SDK you are using.

do u mean the devkitadv.zip/.rar download from Rico's site (www.thawrox.co.uk/ninja)? if you do, then that is using the official SDK. i would recommend getting mirko's sdk (there are various download sites), and also getting devkitARM from www.devkit.tk. devkitARM has actually been built with...

okay, I'm up to the camera system bit of your tutorial, rico. but when I 'make' in DOS, I get the following error message: how can I solve this?? also, in case u think i'm just some annoying noob who doesn't bother to find anything out for himself -- i have already had several problems making...

actually, i don't need that anymore... i've had to give up on Mirko's SDK... so then, using the official sdk, how would you actually incorporate that into changing screen color or something?

ah, i think I 'll just learn to use the official sdk for now. saves all this trouble..

well, I'm pretty sure I haven't messed up gp32.mk (as I have said, i can run the make file in the devkitadv\test directory without problems)

i think that might actually be it... (the missing .o file thing). I can still run the makefile in devkitadv\test just fine, but the make wont' work for the other ones

what, do you mean as in DOS (SET PATH=%PATH%;C:\DEVKITADV\BIN)?? if so, what other paths should i have set? if not, what do you mean? sorry to keep on bothering you - I appreciate your help :)

yep, it doesn't make a gpmain.o file, only: gpain.c, gpmain.h, icon.bmp, and makefile.