Sprite limits changed on XSCREEN 2/3

Because you have to define the sprite limit on xscreen 2 and 3, since both uses the touchscreen. Touchscreen has 511-N sprites available.

By default, when you use XSCREEN 2 or 3 (both screens), each screen gets 256 sprites and 2 BG layers. If you want to change this, you can choose how many sprites/bg layers the top screen gets by using: XSCREEN mode,sprites,bg_layers (The lower screen gets all the remaining sprites/bg layers)

By default, when you use XSCREEN 2 or 3 (both screens), each screen gets 256 sprites and 2 BG layers. If you want to change this, you can choose how many sprites/bg layers the top screen gets by using: XSCREEN mode,sprites,bg_layers (The lower screen gets all the remaining sprites/bg layers)

I took your advice and did this.

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
SPSET 301,0

However, when I run it, it still gives an Out of Range (SPSET:1) error. The number that sets the maximum amount of sprites for the upper screen cannot be exceeded, even if I use DISPLAY 1 beforewards.

By default, when you use XSCREEN 2 or 3 (both screens), each screen gets 256 sprites and 2 BG layers. If you want to change this, you can choose how many sprites/bg layers the top screen gets by using: XSCREEN mode,sprites,bg_layers (The lower screen gets all the remaining sprites/bg layers)

I took your advice and did this.

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
SPSET 301,0

However, when I run it, it still gives an Out of Range (SPSET:1) error. The number that sets the maximum amount of sprites for the upper screen cannot be exceeded, even if I use DISPLAY 1 beforewards.

The sprite id's on the lower screen start at 0 too So with XSCREEN 3,300,4, the upper screen gets 0-299 and the lower screen gets 0-211

By default, when you use XSCREEN 2 or 3 (both screens), each screen gets 256 sprites and 2 BG layers. If you want to change this, you can choose how many sprites/bg layers the top screen gets by using: XSCREEN mode,sprites,bg_layers (The lower screen gets all the remaining sprites/bg layers)

I took your advice and did this.

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
SPSET 301,0

However, when I run it, it still gives an Out of Range (SPSET:1) error. The number that sets the maximum amount of sprites for the upper screen cannot be exceeded, even if I use DISPLAY 1 beforewards.

It is kinda confusing, but you do spset 0,number and just count up to how many you have on the bottom. For example:

XSCREEN 3,300,4
SPSET 0,0
DISPLAY 1
SPSET 0,0

Yes, it is confusing, but thats how it works. Try it!

Thanks guys! I misunderstood how this worked. My problem was I didn't know that XSCREEN didn't work the way I thought it did. So basically what I needed to know was: When you use XSCREEN 2/3, and a set of sprites are assigned to the lower screen, the sprite management numbers for the bottom screen do NOT continue from the max amount of sprites on the top screen; they start from 0, as a new set of sprites. Instead of doing this:

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
spset 301,0 '*pay attention to this one
DISPLAY 0

...you do this

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
spset 0,0 '*problem solves
DISPLAY 0

Once again, thanks for the help.

Thanks guys! I misunderstood how this worked. My problem was I didn't know that XSCREEN didn't work the way I thought it did. So basically what I needed to know was: When you use XSCREEN 2/3, and a set of sprites are assigned to the lower screen, the sprite management numbers for the bottom screen do NOT continue from the max amount of sprites on the top screen; they start from 0, as a new set of sprites. Instead of doing this:

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
spset 301,0 '*pay attention to this one
DISPLAY 0

...you do this

XSCREEN 3,300,4
DISPLAY 1
spset 0,0 '*problem solves
DISPLAY 0

Once again, thanks for the help.

Your welcom! Yay! Typos are fun! I meant welcome lol.