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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==
-	'''INT''' size	+	'''INT''' size = 100
	Size is a predefined [[local variable]] that can be used to stretch or compress a graphic, equally along the horizontal axis and vertical axis. It is defined as a percentage of the original graphic size. The graphics's center will remain at the drawing coordinates when the graphic is drawn.		Size is a predefined [[local variable]] that can be used to stretch or compress a graphic, equally along the horizontal axis and vertical axis. It is defined as a percentage of the original graphic size. The graphics's center will remain at the drawing coordinates when the graphic is drawn.
-	This variable only has effect for the appearance of a [[process]]' [[graphic]] when its local variables [[size_x]] and [[size_y]] are both [code]100[/code]. When either is not equal to [code100[/code], [[size]] doesn't affect the appearance of the graphic.	+	This variable only has effect for the appearance of a [[process]]' [[graphic]] when its local variables [[size_x]] and [[size_y]] are both <code>100</code>. When either is not equal to <code>100</code>, [[size]] doesn't affect the appearance of the graphic.
	== Example ==		== Example ==
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	Process Main()		Process Main()
	Begin		Begin
-	graph = new_map(50,50,8); //load the graphic and assign it to the graph variable	+	graph = new_map(50,50,8); // Create a new graphic
-	x = 100; //Position the graphic 100 pixels	+	x = 100; // Position the graphic 100 pixels
-	y = 100; //from the top and left of the screen	+	y = 100; // from the top and left of the screen
	Loop		Loop
-	size += 1; //increase the height and width of the graphic by 1 percent each frame.	+	size += 1; // Increase the height and width of the graphic by 1 percent each frame.
	frame;		frame;
	End		End
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	End		End
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		+	Used in example: [[new_map]](), [[x]], [[y]], [[size]], [[unload_map]]()
	== See also ==		== See also ==
-	See also [[size_x]].	+	* [[size_x]]
-	See also [[size_y]].	+	* [[size_y]]
	{{Locals}}		{{Locals}}

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[edit] Definition

INT size = 100

Size is a predefined local variable that can be used to stretch or compress a graphic, equally along the horizontal axis and vertical axis. It is defined as a percentage of the original graphic size. The graphics's center will remain at the drawing coordinates when the graphic is drawn.

This variable only has effect for the appearance of a process' graphic when its local variables size_x and size_y are both 100. When either is not equal to 100, size doesn't affect the appearance of the graphic.

[edit] Example

To make the graphic of a process continually stretch:

Process Main()
Begin
    graph = new_map(50,50,8); // Create a new graphic
    x = 100;                  // Position the graphic 100 pixels
    y = 100;                  // from the top and left of the screen
    Loop
        size += 1;            // Increase the height and width of the graphic by 1 percent each frame.
        frame;
    End
OnExit
    unload_map(0,graph);
End

Used in example: new_map(), x, y, size, unload_map()

[edit] See also

• size_x
• size_y

Local variables

• Angle • Bigbro • Father • File • Flags • Graph • Id • Region • Reserved • Resolution • Size • Size_x • Size_y • Smallbro • Son • X • Y • Z •