Screen Loc Glitch?

ID:1871731
 
Jun 11 2015, 10:24 pm
Code:
mob
    proc
        SetUpTrunkGrid()
            for(var/Column = 1 to 7)
                var/Grid/G = new
                G.screen_loc = "map2:0,[Column]"
                src.client.screen += G


Problem description:

So, in my code, I'm creating a manual Grid because the Interface Grid does not support backgrounds. Point is, I believe Screen Loc is bugged or I am messsing up somewhere. I basically created a Second Map is a different Window, then applied a 192x42 icon onto the map. I want the icon to appear after the other, but I get black bars in between them. Think you guys know the issue?



Jun 12 2015, 7:42 am
Is it safe to assume your world icon-size is something like 64x64?

How is the map object set up? Are you giving it strict view size, or stretch-to-fit?
Jun 12 2015, 8:52 am
Aside from the fact that your world.icon-size is obviously 64x64, you're mixing up rows and columns. In screen_loc it goes in x,y order. Even though you called your var Column, you're really dealing with rows. So your screen objects are appearing from 0:1 to 0:7. (Incidentally, you can just use "map2:0:1 to map2:0:7" on a single object.)
Jun 12 2015, 10:05 am
My icon size is 64x64 on the main map. Is there anyway to make it different on the second map?

Edit: Also, the strict view size is 64
Jun 12 2015, 11:13 am

From screen_loc reference:
"It is also possible to specify a pixel offset. Screen objects do not use pixel_x and pixel_y for this purpose, because it is intended that an object could exist on the map and in the screen object list simultaneously, so positioning must be independent. Pixel offsets are specified after a colon like this: "1:16,1:16". In this case the object is shifted to the northeast by 16 pixels."

It should be possible to place them with an offset, shift them up or down as you see fit.

Jun 12 2015, 11:47 am
In response to WorldWideDuelist
WorldWideDuelist wrote:
My icon size is 64x64 on the main map. Is there anyway to make it different on the second map?

Nope. It's universal.