I THINK MaximDude's drawing is correct.
From what I learned recently, the screen draws much like reading English. It draws starting at the top left, goes right until complete, then returns to the next line.
The Y is positive going down because the arrays needed to hold the RGB information (of the pixels on each line) start at 0, and go progressively up.
(an array is like a box of labeled documents in computer programming. They are used to organize data, for those who don't know)
Lemme draw it..
Okay, let the crudely drawn squares represent the pixels at the very top left of the screen.
The arrays each control a line in which they hold the RGB values of each pixel on that line. When you specify a y coordinate, it searches for an array going down. And then the X coordinate locates the pixel information (or the element) in the array.
At least.. I think. I don't remember so well. Feel free to correct me.
EDIT: Also, the JointOffset sounds like the offset that determines where the part rotates. For example, green clone head rotates at the neck. Leg rotates at the hip, etc etc
EDIT2: Okay, nevermind. I set green clone head JointOffset to 0,0.
Fail.
Jetpack doesn't activate when i'm recording.He sorta looks like Ephialtes from 300, don't you think?
