What's up, RMers?

[kyonides]

Well people, you might already know that it's easy to swap values from different arrays or variables in Ruby and thus RGSS as well. Sadly, this isn't true if we're talking about C, a language that actually supports Ruby as its very foundation. I was trying to do swaps but they fail often because I can't guarantee there won't be a memory or data or index overflow of any kind. I finally managed to perform a swap without calling memcpy more than once but it only worked with unsigned char... Now I need to deal with images that store 3 or 4 channels of data thus multiplying the actual array's contents. Yeah, your favorite picture of Silly's virtual dragonflies aren't nothing but mere arrays of numbers or characters (like 'B' or 0xff). This is how I can conclude dragonflies and werewolves are ugly up to the same extend.

Now I gotta find out where I'm missing processed data or where I tried to get out of the image boundaries. Nope, C error messages aren't supposed to be that helpful...