Question about SuperMario

**Seniorija** · 02-01-2013

hi dear guys !
i have a problem in supermario xna ! could u plz help me??

Look ! i have defined struct (rect) with this code in public class Game1:

Code:

public struct rect
        {
            public Texture2D texture;
            public Rectangle posSize;
            public void draw(SpriteBatch s)
            {
                s.Draw(texture, posSize, Color.White);
            }
         }
public rect bigRect1,bigRect2;

public rect[] bigRectangles = new rect[2]; //define an array

then i initialize them in public Game1:

Code:

bigRect1.posSize = new Rectangle(0, 450, 500, 150);
            bigRect2.posSize = new Rectangle(0, 0, 1450, 100);

now i want to put them in an array (named bigRectangles) and then i wanna draw them ... so how can i draw them ? (actually i wanna draw them with a for loop and array)

tnQ

**cstryx** · 02-01-2013

Create a Texture2D and use the SpriteBatch's Draw() method to draw the Rectangle. Don't forget Begin() and End() for when you start and finish making the updates for the overridden Draw method...

Code:

spriteBatch.Begin();
foreach (Rectangle rect in bigRectangles)
{
	spriteBatch.Draw(texture, rect, color);
}
spriteBatch.End();

A rectangle is a structure that should have it's location defined, so there's no need to define a set location for it unless you want to change it. Then I would use an index based loop, and multiply by a constant value for where you want the output rectangle to be drawn to, as well as padding, if any.

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