Mirage Source

The code I posted will probably work if you put it in Sub bltTile, which is in modGameLogic. That is of course assuming that your flags are in your tile set. Did you try the code at all? Or just assume that it wouldn't work because it's untested?

Dude.. It's really simple to add. We're not just going to hand you the code. You need to learn to do something on your own. And this is super easy. You say you understand how to do something, but yet you don't. You define the tile type, then where it checks all the other tile types, add a check for the new tile type, and if it is that type, then make it execute the code and what not.

Just copy the rest of the stuff. You'll understand better.

The reason we're trying to help you is because we want you to get it working, but we're getting to the point where we're writing it for you.

It's hard for us to give code on a feature that is unique like this one, because we don't have the code available to us. That means we either need to add the feature to a blank MS and see what we need to do, which is a lot of time and effort that we'd rather spend elsewhere, or make up some code on the spot that probably wont work.

I'm sure you can see the problem with each method.

As for drawing the flags, look at the way Tiles are drawn. There's rec, and rec_pos. Those are both rectangles saying the source and destination. You just need to use the correct source rect to pick which color flag you draw. It measures in pixels so it should be easy to figure them out. Useful constants are PIC_X, PIC_Y (which are both = 32 = Tile Size)

Pretty much copying most of the code from BltTile.

Robin:
Why aren't maps and shit loaded up in a dynamic array?
Jacob:
the 4 people that know how are lazy
Robin:
Who are those 4 people?
Jacob:
um
you, me, and 2 others?

I think he was pointing out that Dave said "Hard" and you said "Easy".

If he was, then Dave was saying it's hard for us to give code, not that it was something hard to program.

We could add this code in 10 minutes or so, but we're not going to add the code to our sources to test it out, then right a tutorial for you because we don't want a feature like this ourselves.