I have some animated sprites in a project I'm working on. I load a sprite sheet and create a set of subrects for the sheet that represent the various frames. The problem is when I rotate the sprite, it rotates the entire texture, so adding rotation ends up changing the position, even if I set the position after the rotation. For example, I have the follow drawing code
case Timing::Quarter:
{
QuarterArrow[index]->SetRotation(arrow.Rotation);
QuarterArrow[index]->SetPosition(arrow.Position);
QuarterArrow[index]->Draw(window);
}
break;
I do this routine for 4 arrow structs, each of which draws the same sprite. Position is the same for all 4. The structs have rotations of 0, 90, 180 and 270 for the roation value.
I was expecting the 4 sprite to end up directly over top of each other, but instead they are spread out.
I figured I can overcome this by calculating an offset based off the Rotation parameter and offseting position by that, however I was hoping there was some way to do rotation just relative to the subrect, now the entire texture. Is this doable?
