Unnamed Game Engine is known as Roole

[kyonides]

The Sprite Ruby Class Has Been Born!

Well, guys, I came back to tell you that my ideas on how to make pictures in the Gosu/Nameless Engine work more like RM has been successful!

Now you've got two options:

• Use the default Gosu::Image class as a sprite class
  ...and pass tons of methods in its scene's draw method like the following example: @sprite.draw(x, y, z, scale_x, scale_y, color, alpha_mode)
  
• Use the brand new Sprite Ruby class as a common sprite class
  ...and only paste a minimal call like @sprite.draw in the draw method.
  Of course, you'd have to predefine them in the initialize class or change them in the update method.
  

Sidenotes:

You know there is a slight advantage on using the Gosu::Image class, you can draw copies of it by pasting another line with different arguments.
The Sprite class would only allow you to draw a single instance of it, either as a picture or backdrop.
Both of them let you get some XP styled character spritesheet tiled!
What do I mean with this? Well, you can grab a whole image and let the engine divide it in n frames.
Then you'd only need to draw them like this: @images[@frame].draw

That way you'd get your very own animated hero sprite walking down the street on screen!