Available on: c64 c64reu c128 msx1 coleco sc3000 sg1000
See also: SPRITE (function) SPRITE AT (command) SPRITE COLOR (command) SPRITE COMPRESS HORIZONTAL (command) SPRITE COMPRESS VERTICAL (command) SPRITE DISABLE (command) SPRITE ENABLE (command) SPRITE EXPAND HORIZONTAL (command) SPRITE EXPAND VERTICAL (command) SPRITE MONOCOLOR (command) SPRITE MULTICOLOR (command)

SPRITE (instruction)

The SPRITE instructions can be used to prefix one or more commands on specific hardware sprites. Commands can be specified, one after the other, after specifying which sprite to refer to. If the sprite number is omitted, it is assumed that the operations will be performed on all hardware sprites.

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SYNTAX

 SPRITE index command1 [command2 [command3 ...]]
 SPRITE command1 [command2 [command3 ...]]


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  • id : identifier
  • type : datatype
  • v : value
  • "..." : string
  • [...] : optional

EXAMPLE

 SPRITE 1 ENABLE MULTICOLOR
 SPRITE ON


ABBREVIATION: Spr

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In order to reduce space you can use this abbreviation for this instruction: 

SPRITE (instruction) ↔ Spr

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