Image issues

[The0x539]

Yes, people know how to fix this. Read a tutorial.

[PixelPest]

I know I said that I wouldn't help you again unless you read a tutorial, but I will say one more thing: you're still making the same mistakes over and over again; you've done this same thing at least five times and still haven't listened to what people have told you. If you don't read a tutorial you're going to hit a point where you're unable to get any more help from people directly as you're going to have pissed off everyone who has the potential to help you. You're pretty close to that point

[The0x539]

I know I said that I wouldn't help you again unless you read a tutorial, but I will say one more thing: you're still making the same mistakes over and over again; you've done this same thing at least five times and still haven't listened to what people have told you. If you don't read a tutorial you're going to hit a point where you're unable to get any more help from people directly as you're going to have pissed off everyone who has the potential to help you. You're pretty close to that point

I was already reading the PGE wiki before you said that. And i still am. Now please let me figure out how to layout LuaImageResource.

Misc.resolveFile accepts a filename as a string and returns a filepath as a string.
Graphics.loadImage accepts a filepath as a string and returns a LuaImageResource.
Graphics.drawImage accepts a LuaImageResource and coordinates and draws the image at that location.

[The0x539]

I was already reading the PGE wiki before you said that. And i still am. Now please let me figure out how to layout LuaImageResource.

Misc.resolveFile accepts a filename as a string and returns a filepath as a string.
Graphics.loadImage accepts a filepath as a string and returns a LuaImageResource.
Graphics.drawImage accepts a LuaImageResource and coordinates and draws the image at that location.

Ok. But whats a LuaImageResource? now i know its not a filepath

LuaImageResource is, as far as you should be concerned, a type, just like boolean/number/table/function. Technically it's userdata, or in B4 a table, but for your purposes just think of it as a type of its own.

[The0x539]

Ok. But whats a LuaImageResource? now i know its not a filepath

LuaImageResource is, as far as you should be concerned, a type, just like boolean/number/table/function. Technically it's userdata, or in B4 a table, but for your purposes just think of it as a type of its own.

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function onInputUpdate()
Graphics.loadImage("Hudpics\\score.png")
end

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function onNPCKill()
	8 + 3
end

[HenryRichard]

For one, you're loading the same exact image every single frame. But then you're not assigning it to anything. It's like you're ordering the same thing off Amazon every day and then throwing every single one in the trash can. It's just as useful as the code snippet The0x539 posted, which is to say it's not useful in the slightest.

[The0x539]

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local Hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolveFile(HUDpics/score))

I dont rememeber it that much so chances are some of the mistakes i made here might not in my actual code. I cant go and check right now

HUDpics/score should be enclosed in quotes and have a file extension. Right now it's interpreting HUDpics as a variable and score as a variable, and trying to divide HUDpics by score. With quotes, it'll be interpreted as the string of text that you mean for it to be.
That aside, this is some of the most correct LunaLua code you've ever written.

[The0x539]

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local Hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolveFile(HUDpics/score))

I dont rememeber it that much so chances are some of the mistakes i made here might not in my actual code. I cant go and check right now

HUDpics/score should be enclosed in quotes and have a file extension. Right now it's interpreting HUDpics as a variable and score as a variable, and trying to divide HUDpics by score. With quotes, it'll be interpreted as the string of text that you mean for it to be.
That aside, this is some of the most correct LunaLua code you've ever written.

I was back hours ago but i didnt come to the fourms. This is what it actually looks like.

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local hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolvefile("HUDpics/score.png))

you think you post something but you actually didnt godamnit

You're missing one thing (you started something but never ended it

[The0x539]

I was back hours ago but i didnt come to the fourms. This is what it actually looks like.

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local hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolvefile("HUDpics/score.png))

you think you post something but you actually didnt godamnit

You're missing one thing (you started something but never ended it

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local hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolvefile("HUDpics/score.png"))

*Again What it Actually looks like.

This is valid, correct, and good practice, assuming the file exists. hudscore is now a variable ready to be fed into a function from the Graphics.draw family.

[The0x539]

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local hudscore = Graphics.loadImage(Misc.resolvefile("HUDpics/score.png"))

*Again What it Actually looks like.

This is valid, correct, and good practice, assuming the file exists. hudscore is now a variable ready to be fed into a function from the Graphics.draw family.

Will it show?

It will show if you draw it in one of the main event loop callbacks.

[Kley]

Will it show?

It will show if you draw it in one of the main event loop callbacks.

im sorry?

Sorry for what?

[The0x539]

im sorry?

For not understanding BUT! Its drawImagetoScene right?

No, check your capitalization. As for whether you should use the function you're trying to say, it depends on whether the coordinates you're drawing at are a position in the world or a position on the screen.

[The0x539]

For not understanding BUT! Its drawImagetoScene right?

No, check your capitalization. As for whether you should use the function you're trying to say, it depends on whether the coordinates you're drawing at are a position in the world or a position on the screen.

On screen

Then anything with the word "scene" in it is the wrong function.