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@Kyle

It does not!As long as you don't set it to a frame that doesn't exist. It sets the sp_pframe to a specific value when the variable is more (or equal to) an value. What you are thinking about kyle would be something like:

void main(void)
{
    int &counter;
}
void hit(void)
{
    &counter += 1;
    sp_pframe(&current_sprite, &counter);    
}

which would stop working when &counter is more than the number of frames in the seq, and could be fixed with a

if(&counter == 10) &counter = 1;

between &counter += 1 and sp_pframe.


@Sparrowhawks:
Wouldn't that make the sprite flicker between frames, if even only for a so short time that it's impossible to see? Wouldn't it be better to write:

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if(&counter >= 5)
{
    if(&counter < 10)
    {
        //desired frame here.
    }
}
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