Once again, never mind, problem solved.

I just had to copy some of the code in RenderAt in Image to the render method in AngelCodeFont (and add the appDelegate to the class, etc).

You rule.

Thank you,
Ilya

I’m having the same problem as the people you responded to about a year ago:

“mike on March 9th, 2010

Hi Jason, it sounds as though the font texture once bound is still being used for the animation, rather than the animation binding its own texture. Have you checked to make sure that the Animation code actually binds to the right texture?

Are you caching the texture number and checking to see if its changed maybe before changing it. It certainly sounds like a texture binding issue.

Let me know what you find. If you can’t see the problem and can send the project I’ll try to take a look.

Mike”

Did you guys ever figure out what the problem was? I’ve been scanning my code and I can’t seem to figure out why this is happening.

Thank you,
Ilya

I noticed that Dan pointed out that there are memory leaks inside the image class. When I tested it out, there was really a memory leak. What I tried doing was having a button that changes animations. Each time a button is pressed an animation will be started and once it finishes, it is then released and a new one will be allocated. Each time this happens there is a memory leak and I traced it back to the image class.

I tried the remedy he suggested by retaining the Image in both the frame class and the spritesheet class. After which I release them in the dealloc method. Also, I placed an autorelease on the subImage that is being passed on the image class. However, once I put the autorelease on the Image class, I get an error EXC_BAD_ACCESS.

Any suggestions on what I should do?

Thanks in advance and more power! I love the way you explain things it really helps beginners like me a lot!

Thank you for your great job! I’ve learned a lot from your tutorials!

Your tutorials are really great and gives more knowledge with very simple examples and crystal clear explanation, thats great work, keep up my frnd Mike, your are doing great job, i have started looking at all your videos and continuing it.

Thank you,

Lakshmikanth

many thanks again, rob