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🔧Fixed bugs

1. Fixed an issue where sprite sizes were occasionally calculated as 0 due to incorrect processing logic.
2. Resolved bugs affecting ANSI color code rendering.
3. The align function has been fixed.

🔃 Changes

From now, object would be displayed even the z scale is 0.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced customizable sprite alignment that adjusts visual presentation based on an adjustable alignment factor.
  • Improved sprite rotation precision for smoother, more accurate animations.

• Refactor

  • Streamlined shape dimension calculations to enhance rendering efficiency.
  • Optimized camera scaling logic for consistent frame output.
  • Simplified object instantiation, enhancing overall scene management.

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Walkthrough

The changes update the sprite rendering and camera frame logic. The SpriteRenderer class now initializes the relative pivot flag to true and uses double precision for point rotation. Its shape-setting logic is streamlined and a new method, alignShapeTo, has been added. The Camera’s RenderFrame method now assigns a default z-scale of 1 when needed, preventing premature exits. Additionally, the main function is restructured to directly instantiate Actor objects and to invoke the new sprite alignment method, thereby modifying the control flow and object handling.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
include/Silver.hpp, src/SilverSpriteRendering.cpp	SpriteRenderer Modifications: Default value for useRelativePivot updated to true; RotatePoint signature changed from (int, int) to (double, double); in SilverSpriteRendering.cpp, setShape now computes dimensions directly and a new method alignShapeTo(double align) is added to handle shape alignment with ANSI-aware padding.
src/SilverCamera.cpp	Camera RenderFrame Adjustments: Logic updated to set cameraScale.z and scale.z to 1 if zero, simplifying the validation logic by preventing early return solely based on a zero z-dimension.
src/main.cpp	Main Function Restructuring: Removed usage of smart pointers for Actor instantiation; Actors are now directly instantiated, their Transform components are directly configured, and the new alignShapeTo method is invoked on the SpriteRenderer component, while retaining the overall flow with camera rendering and the Hold call.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Main
    participant CameraActor as Actor (Camera)
    participant AlertActor as Actor ("alert")
    participant Camera
    participant SpriteRenderer

    Main->>CameraActor: Instantiate Actor
    CameraActor->>Camera: AddComponent<Camera>()
    Main->>AlertActor: Instantiate Actor "alert" & set Transform (position, scale)
    AlertActor->>SpriteRenderer: Call alignShapeTo(1)
    Main->>Camera: RenderFrame()
    Main->>Main: Hold()

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Possibly related PRs

• Dev #6: Addresses modifications in the RotatePoint method signature and pivot handling, paralleling the changes in this PR.
• README Update and Shape Alignment Function Added #5: Involves similar updates to the SpriteRenderer class, particularly changing parameter types for rotation and adding shape alignment logic.

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I hop through lines of code with glee,
Tweaking pivots precisely, you see.
Rotations now dance with double flair,
Shapes align with a touch so rare.
In my garden of code, I cheer and run—
Carrot-crunching updates, oh what fun!
🥕🐇 Happy coding under the bright digital sun!

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📒 Files selected for processing (4)

• include/Silver.hpp (3 hunks)
• src/SilverCamera.cpp (2 hunks)
• src/SilverSpriteRendering.cpp (2 hunks)
• src/main.cpp (1 hunks)

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