[Char] Adam

[STM1993]

I've always had trouble with coordinates myself, so here's some tips that may help.

Look at the above diagram. LouisEX has a 79x79 sprite. The ball is 35x49 with centerx: 17 centery: 25.
If your opoint is spawned at x: 0 y: 0, it would be exactly at the spot indicated in the pic, along the pink line which borders the green grid.

Everything is relative to the top left of a sprite - except in spawning objects with opoint, where the centerx/y of the object rather than its top left would lie exactly on the opoint coordinates. This can screw up your coordinates and you can't use the exact same x/y/w/h.

So using the above LouisEX example, if Louis' bdy is "x: 40 y: 40 w: 10 h: 20" and you want your ball to be positioned exactly in the middle of this bdy, you will need to use the opoint coordinates "x: 45 y: 50". If you want your ball's itr to cover this whole bdy, it should use "x: 12 y: 15 w: 10 h: 20".

I would suggest first doing everything assuming opoint is at x: 0 y: 0, then slowly work your way from there, drawing your own diagrams if necessary. Otherwise all that number processing can get very confusing as it did for me.