Hi,
I'm trying to create a font that will allow me to display Japanese kanji characters, but I can't find the correct option. Hiragana and Katakana are fine, but the "Kanbun" checkbox (which should mean kanji!) doesn't let me render kanji. I checked "All characters" and I was able to render the kanji but obviously, this is quite a waste of space and it also takes forever to create the font. Which unicode block , if not kanbun, will allow me to render kanji?

HI, I'm trying to do a simple square/square collision test (basically hitTest() in AS2) but I'm getting an error...

"a.xpos cannot be resolved or is not a field"

I found one way of getting rid of this error - I replaced "Object a" on the first line with "Ball a" (the class the object belongs to), but the thing is I want to do this between objects that originated from two different classes... isn't this possible? Do I have to pass on each objects value, i.e. something like hitTest(xpos1,ypos1,width1,height1,xpos2,ypos2,width2,height2) ? That'd be a nightmare...

1. Boolean hitTest(Object a, Object b) {
     Boolean xhit,yhit;
     if ((a.xpos>b.xpos && a.xpos<b.xpos+b.width) || (b.xpos>a.xpos && b.xpos<a.xpos+a.width)) {
       xhit=true;
     }
     else {
       xhit=false;
     }
     if ((a.ypos>b.xpos && a.xpos<b.xpos+b.height) || (b.ypos>a.ypos && b.ypos<a.ypos+a.height)) {
         yhit=true;
       }
       else {
         yhit=false;
       }
     if (xhit && yhit) {
       return true;
     }
     else {
       return false;
     }
   }
   

Hi,

I'm wondering how you'd go about if you want to check whether there are any white pixels on the screen? Like, say I'm doing a drawing program (well, actually more of a game thing) and I want the game to check whether the entire screen has been painted (at which point something would happen).

I bet there's some thing where you can check each pixel on the screen but I was also wondering whether it'd be a valid approach to make a two dimensional array containing information on the color of each pixel and iterate through it to check whether there are any white pixels left?

I'm an Actionscript 2 programmer trying to switch over to processing in a much too short period because of a really cool processing game jam that I was invited too this weekend :)

Would appreciate any help (urgently) a lot.