Sprite.Draw2D Method

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Adds a sprite to the list of batched sprites. Used for presentation in 2-D space.

Definition

Visual Basic Public Sub Draw2D( _
    ByVal srcTexture As Texture, _
    ByVal rotationCenter As Point, _
    ByVal rotationAngle As Single, _
    ByVal position As Point, _
    ByVal color As Integer _
)
C# public void Draw2D(
    Texture srcTexture,
    Point rotationCenter,
    float rotationAngle,
    Point position,
    int color
);
C++ public:
void Draw2D(
    TexturesrcTexture,
    Point rotationCenter,
    float rotationAngle,
    Point position,
    int color
);
JScript public function Draw2D(
    srcTexture : Texture,
    rotationCenter : Point,
    rotationAngle : float,
    position : Point,
    color : int
);

Parameters

srcTexture Microsoft.DirectX.Direct3D.Texture
A Texture object that represents the sprite texture.
rotationCenter System.Drawing.Point
A Point Leave Site object that represents the sprite's rotational center.
rotationAngle System.Single
A floating point value that specifies the rotation angle around the rotational center of the sprite.
position System.Drawing.Point
A Point Leave Site object that represents the position of the sprite in 2-D-space.
color System.Int32
Color value represented as an integer.

How Do I...?

Draw A Sprite

This example demonstrates how to draw a sprite.

To draw a sprite:

  1. Call Sprite.Begin to prepare the device for drawing sprites.
  2. Call Sprite.Draw2D to render the sprite.
  3. Call Sprite.End to signal the end of this batch of sprites.

In the following C# code example, sprite is assumed to be the rendered Sprite object. The texture variable is a loaded Texture object.

              [C#]
              
sprite.Begin(SpriteFlags.None); sprite.Draw2D(texture, Rectangle.Empty, Rectangle.Empty, new Point(5.0f, 5.0f), Color.White); sprite.End();

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