Rotateimg?

[projectigi]

I heard of a rotateimg command
something like
rotateimg index,degrees;

is there one?

[Python523]

no.
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[DIABLO2099]

I think this was suggested; but yeah as Jagen says, nope.

[zokemon]

where or who gave you that idea? O_o

[XxDarkrazorxX]

someone ever made a NPC that rotated, i think it was giltwist,
though it was a large script, not a command :P

[Crono]

http://forums.graal2001.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=50064

[Galdor]

Originally Posted by Gerami

http://forums.graal2001.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=50064

wow thats a cool script =O

[Dach]

Horribly laggy though, but then again my flag isn't much better... that should be fixed in 3.1 with the better image handling (I'm assuming from what I've heard from various sources)

it works fine for not-so-dynamic imag rotating of course *hint**hint* don't put in a timeout like it is, actually you can get off making your own script since you don't really need that much power in effect

[Crono]

hey check out my leet rotation script

if (created) {
rotateplz;
}

[GoZelda]

Very nice indeed

But that won't work, because people will think it's just an image.

[osrs]

Cool friends -> sin(), cos(), brain.

[Polo]

The ganis for 'Earth to Dust' on Kingdoms and 'Skull Summon' on Classic both crumble an image by first splitting them in to smaller granules, which is the same technique used in the rotation NPC above, if I remember correctly. Its a nice method, but is slow on anything more that 100 or so granules, especially with sin and cos thrown in.

[zokemon]

Originally Posted by osrs

Cool friends -> sin(), cos(), brain.

+ Pentium 4, 2.00 GHz or more processor (sp?)
+ 1024 MB Memory
+ AGP Graphics Card with 256 MB Memory

[Dach]

Originally Posted by zokemon

+ Pentium 4, 2.00 GHz or more processor (sp?)
+ 1024 MB Memory
+ AGP Graphics Card with 256 MB Memory

I prefer the brain out of all of those tools, especially since I can get away without most of them with just a brain

[Polo]

I think if you need that powerful machine then theres a lot of optimising you can do.