gSPTextureRectangleFlip

#include <ultra64.h> /* gbi.h */
gSPTextureRectangleFlip(
        Gfx *gdl, 
        u32 ulx,
        u32 uly, 
        u32 lrx,
        u32 lry, 
        s32 tile,
        s32 s,
        s32 t, 
        s32 dsdx,
        s32 dtdy)
gsSPTextureRectangleFlip(
        u32 ulx,
        u32 uly, 
        u32 lrx,
        u32 lry, 
        s32 tile,
        s32 s,
        s32 t, 
        s32 dsdx,
        s32 dtdy)

• gdl is the display list pointer.

• ulx is the x-coordinate of upper-left corner of rectangle (10.2, 0.0~1023.75)

• uly is the y-coordinate of upper-left corner of rectangle (10.2, 0.0~1023.75)

• lrx is the x-coordinate of lower-right corner of rectangle (10.2, 0.0~1023.75)

• lry is the y-coordinate of lower-right corner of rectangle (10.2, 0.0~1023.75)

• tile is the tile descriptor index (3-bit precision, 0~7)

• s is the texture coordinate s of upper-left corner of rectangle (s10.5)

• t is the texture coordinate t of upper-left corner of rectangle (s10.5)

• dsdx is the change in s for each change in x (s5.10)

• dtdy is the change in t for each change in y (s5.10)

Explanation
Draws a textured 2D rectangle with inverted s,t coordinates. This macro works just like gSPTextureRectangle, except that the s,t coordinates swap x,y axes in order to flip the texture. You need to be careful when using dtdx and dsdy. The s coordinate is changed so that it describes the y direction, and not the x direction as usual. In the same way, the t coordinate is changed to describe the x direction, and not the y direction as usual. For details about the other features of this macro, see gSPTextureRectangle. Also, to learn more about flipping, please see Section 14.2.1, "Flip" in the N64 Online Programming Manual.

Example
Please refer to Section 14.2.1, Example 14-13, "TextureRectangleFlip Command" in the N64 Online Programming Manual.

See Also
gDPFillRectangle
gDPSetScissor
gDPSetTexturePersp
gSPScisTextureRectangle
gSPTextureRectangle]