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Sandman: /* Example */

2008-04-03T19:00:18Z

Example

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	== Example ==		== Example ==
	<pre>		<pre>
-	~~Program res;~~	+	Process Main()
	Begin		Begin

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-	Used in example: [[set_fps]](), [[drawing_map]](), [[drawing_color]](), [[draw_fcircle]](), [[advance]](), [[size]], [[x]], [[y]], [[graph]], [[angle]], [[timer]]	+	Used in example: [[set_fps]](), [[drawing_map]](), [[drawing_color]](), [[draw_fcircle]](), [[advance]](), [[resolution]], [[size]], [[x]], [[y]], [[graph]], [[angle]], [[timer]]

	Here are a few screenshots with different resolutions to display the effect it can have.		Here are a few screenshots with different resolutions to display the effect it can have.

-	Resolution at 1~~:<br>~~	+	{{Image
-	~~http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/resolution1.PNG<br>~~	+	\| image = resolution1.png
		+	\| caption = Resolution at 1
		+	}}

-	Resolution at 2~~:<br>~~	+	{{Image
-	~~http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/resolution2.PNG<br>~~	+	\| image = resolution2.png
		+	\| caption = Resolution at 2
		+	}}

-	Resolution at 10~~:<br>~~	+	{{Image
-	~~http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/resolution10.PNG<br>~~	+	\| image = resolution10.png
		+	\| caption = Resolution at 10
		+	}}

-	Resolution at 100~~:<br>~~	+	{{Image
-	~~http://wwwhome.cs.utwente.nl/~bergfi/fenix/wiki/resolution100.PNG<br>~~	+	\| image = resolution100.png
		+	\| caption = Resolution at 100
		+	}}

	The effect is clearly visible, so when you are moving processes with graphics around the screen, you might want to consider using a resolution of at least 10 in those processes.		The effect is clearly visible, so when you are moving processes with graphics around the screen, you might want to consider using a resolution of at least 10 in those processes.

	{{Locals}}		{{Locals}}

Sandman: /* Local variable */

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Local variable

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	Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.		Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.

-	This simulating of fractions in positions is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution. A resolution of [code]0[/code] is interpreted as if it were [code]1[/code].	+	This simulating of fractions in positions is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution. A resolution of <code>0</code> is interpreted as if it were <code>1</code>.

	=== Screen Resolution ===		=== Screen Resolution ===

Sandman at 18:55, 3 April 2008

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	'''INT''' resolution		'''INT''' resolution

-	Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.	+	Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.

-	This simulating of fractions in positions is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution.	+	This simulating of fractions in positions is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution. A resolution of [code]0[/code] is interpreted as if it were [code]1[/code].

	=== Screen Resolution ===		=== Screen Resolution ===

Sandman: /* Screen Resolution */

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Screen Resolution

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	=== Screen Resolution ===		=== Screen Resolution ===
-	The resolution of a screen is the dimensions of the screen in pixels. [[Fenix]]' default screen resolution is 320×200 pixels.	+	The resolution of a screen is the dimensions of the screen in pixels. [[Fenix]]' default screen resolution is 320×200 pixels. This can be altered by use of [[set_mode]]().

	== Example ==		== Example ==

Sandman at 19:38, 14 November 2007

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	[[category:predefined]]		[[category:predefined]]
	[[Category:local variables]]		[[Category:local variables]]
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		+	[[Local variables\|'''Up to Local Variables''']]
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		+	----
		+

	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

Sandman at 13:03, 14 November 2007

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	The effect is clearly visible, so when you are moving processes with graphics around the screen, you might want to consider using a resolution of at least 10 in those processes.		The effect is clearly visible, so when you are moving processes with graphics around the screen, you might want to consider using a resolution of at least 10 in those processes.
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		+	{{Locals}}

Sandman at 13:19, 4 November 2007

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	[[Category:general]]		[[Category:general]]
		+	[[category:variables]]
	[[category:predefined]]		[[category:predefined]]
	[[Category:local variables]]		[[Category:local variables]]

Sandman at 13:16, 4 November 2007

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		+	[[category:predefined]]
	[[Category:local variables]]		[[Category:local variables]]

Sandman at 12:55, 9 July 2007

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	'''INT''' resolution		'''INT''' resolution

-	Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.	+	Resolution is used to alter the precision of the position of [[process]]es on screen; the level of precision is defined by the value of resolution.

-	This is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution.	+	This simulating of fractions in positions is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution.

	=== Screen Resolution ===		=== Screen Resolution ===

Sandman at 12:35, 9 July 2007

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	[[Category:local variables]]		[[Category:local variables]]

-	== Local variable ==	+	== Definition ==
		+	=== Local variable ===
	'''INT''' resolution		'''INT''' resolution

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	This is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution.		This is useful for calculations or animations in need of a high precision in order to work properly. It causes the coordinates of all processes to be interpreted as being multiplied by the value of the local variable resolution, associated with that process. So when a process' [[graphic]] is displayed, it will appear as if the process' [[x]] and [[y]] values were divided by the value of resolution.

-	== Screen Resolution ==	+	=== Screen Resolution ===
	The resolution of a screen is the dimensions of the screen in pixels. [[Fenix]]' default screen resolution is 320×200 pixels.		The resolution of a screen is the dimensions of the screen in pixels. [[Fenix]]' default screen resolution is 320×200 pixels.