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		    SINGLE SPRITE MOVEMENT PROGRAM

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      Written by: Steven Lewis
  Version Number: 1.0
    Last Updated: 2nd September 1999
  Project Status: Complete
Web Site Address: http://www.netyaroze-europe.com/~slewis/


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ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
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This program can display either a 4, 8, or 16bit sprite onto the PlayStation screen. By using the PlayStation joypad you can move the sprite in any direction, rotate it left or right, or scale it. It certainly won't change your life or anything, but the fully commented source code might prove to be worth a look, as is the example sprite. See the included file 'Movement.txt' for information on how this sprite movement was achieved.

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JOYPAD CONTROLS
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Using joypad one:

	LEFT	= Sprite left
	RIGHT	= Sprite right
	UP	= Sprite up
	DOWN	= Sprite down
	CROSS	= Stretch sprite height 
	CIRCLE	= Stretch sprite width
	SQUARE	= Shrink sprite width
	TRIANGLE= Shrink sprite height
	L1	= Rotate anti-clockwise
	R1	= Rotate clockwise
	Select 	= Quit program

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RUNNING THIS PROGRAM
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Using CodeWarrior:

	1) Load the PS Communication Utility
	2) Once a connection has been established, select the
	   'Program Execution' menu and then select
	   'Execute Batch File'.
	3) From within the 'Select File to Open' box locate the
	   directory where you unzipped this file to, and then select
	   the file 'Batch.bat'. 
	4) The program will then download to the PlayStation and run

Using GNU:

	Unfortunately I have never used the DOS development tools Sony provides with the Net Yaroze, so at the time of uploading this file I know nothing of 'makefiles' etc.  Heck, I don't even know if I have provided all of the required files within this zip file. If anyone can tell me how to convert the CodeWarrior files into files which can be made and run through Siocons, I would be extremely grateful. 

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CONTACT DETAILS
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If you have any comments, problems, or suggestions regarding this program, please feel free to e-mail me at the following address:

             stevenlewis@birminghamhome.freeserve.co.uk

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   		Downloaded From: STEVE'S YAROZE SITE
  	      http://www.netyaroze-europe.com/~slewis/

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