Animation Class

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paul doe
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Animation Class

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As a follow up from the Bitmap and BitmapList classes, I implemented an Animation class on top of them:

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Animation class: https://github.com/glasyalabolas/fb-animation-demo

In it, you'll witness how a poor elf bravely runs across a screen filled with explosions. And some use cases for the class, also =D
I hope it's useful for somebody. Have fun!

EDIT: For some reason, the link dissapeared from the post. Corrected.
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Beautiful. :)
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Roland Chastain wrote:Beautiful. :)
And very, very dangerous =D
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Update: as of 7/21/2020, this code is no longer available.
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paul doe wrote:Update: as of 7/21/2020, this code is no longer available.
So, what does this to the version that I downloaded in 2018 with the MIT licence?
Seems to me that can put it online for download or even sell it, if I wanted that.

(same for your framework of which I have a copy from January this year)
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badidea wrote:...
So, what does this to the version that I downloaded in 2018 with the MIT licence?
Seems to me that can put it online for download or even sell it, if I wanted that.

(same for your framework of which I have a copy from January this year)
Absolutely nothing, of course. The license was/is MIT, which is a 'polite' way of saying 'do whatever you want with it'. It just means it isn't available from my repo anymore. If you want to post it in your repo (or sell it), you're more than entitled to it.
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