Basicly, the VC coder is doing some clever coding to blit part of the image. The part that makes it work is the fact that they're in a vertical strip.

Basicly, when blitting the first frame, you can specify any height you want, and it'll blit okay. (specifying an incorrect width will result in weirdness)

So, taking this step further, the coder supplies an offset, so that it starts blitting somewhere other than the upper left corner of the image.

TCopySprite(x,y,imagewidth,frameheight,imageptr+(curframe*frameheight*bytesperpixel));

And it doesn't matter what kind of image it is, it's converted to raw pixel data at runtime.

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What do I put for bytesperpixels? Give me an example...

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