Hello,

while I was programming on the part where my editor reads the coordinates from the Picture line from DefCore.txt, I found a few mistakes in some objects. Let me explain:

Let's take a look at the Dynamite.ocd object.
In its Defcore, it says:
Picture=16,0,64,64

The Graphics.4.png is:


That graphics file has width of 78 px and a height of 64 px.

My program reads in the coordinates of the start point. In this example:
Point startpoint = new Point(16,0);

And the width is taken from the last 2 numbers.
Size size = new Size(64,64);

It then createas a rectangle with the startpoint and the size.
Rectangle r = new Rectangle(startpoint,size);

When it tried to display the graphics, it just exited with a "not enough RAM" exception. This exception also appears when rectangle is out of the image's range.

As I said before, the width of the Graphics is 78.
The Startpoint is at x = 16 and the Width is 64. 16 + 64 = 80.
Since the Graphics.png has only a width of 78, it can't display the rectangle which is given by the Picture line in the DefCore.txt.
The graphic.png is 2 pixels too small.

This appears to be the case only in some objects, and for others it works. (E.g. Bread graphics cropping works fine,  Dynamites don't).

To show you that it really works, here is a before-after cropping picture.
Just Displaying the Graphics.png (in that Messagebox are the read coordinates for the picture)

After cropping according to read coordinates: