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Jason Orme
Using Klik Products Since 1998
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7th December, 2008 at 03:57:04 -
I'm working on an inventory system that uses s-m-r's click n drag system.
Basically I need to be able to move items from the inventory to "drop them", but also move items back into the inventory (in a snap-to grid kind of way). I'm also having problems having items appear in the inventory in order.
Check out this file to see how i've gone about it so far.
http://www.jsofts.com/inventorysystem.mfa
www.jsofts.com
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Jon Lambert
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Vaporware Master
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7th December, 2008 at 04:03:14 -
I haven't looked at it yet, but what happened to your platform RPG?
Sandwich Time!Whoo!
JoyCheck & KeyCheck Widgets
For easy implementation of customizable joystick and keyboard controls.
http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=8364
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Jon C-B
I create vaporware
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7th December, 2008 at 04:09:58 -
Works pretty well, it's strange I was experimenting with drag and stuff. I managed to make an engine that let you pick it up by clicking it and clicking to let go of it in only 2 events. But I guess that didn't really count as drag and drop though...
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-J-
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7th December, 2008 at 04:19:32 -
I made an example of how to store things in an inventory that would place them in the right order... but I'm afraid it's disappeared into the void of cyberspace.
I think I was using the easy grid object, and had two counters to store X and Y values of something :S
Like:
-User clicks on "Group.InventoryItems"
>Set X position of "Group.InventoryItems" to XofCell("EasyGrid", value"Counter X")
>Add 1 to Counter X
So when you click the first object, it positions itself to the first cell, then adds 1 to the Counter X, so that when you click the next item it will position itself to the second cell.
I think I managed to add Y dimensions to that as well, and it wasn't much different. I hope this helps!
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Jason Orme
Using Klik Products Since 1998
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24/05/2002
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7th December, 2008 at 04:23:16 -
Originally Posted by Jon Lambert
I haven't looked at it yet, but what happened to your platform RPG?
I've stopped it for now, everything people are contributed have been kept.
Mainly it was due to lack of interest.
I'm now mostly working on different things, learning new techniques to improve my game making.
www.jsofts.com
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Jason Orme
Using Klik Products Since 1998
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24/05/2002
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7th December, 2008 at 04:32:10 -
Originally Posted by -Julian-
I made an example of how to store things in an inventory that would place them in the right order... but I'm afraid it's disappeared into the void of cyberspace.
I think I was using the easy grid object, and had two counters to store X and Y values of something :S
Like:
-User clicks on "Group.InventoryItems"
>Set X position of "Group.InventoryItems" to XofCell("EasyGrid", value"Counter X")
>Add 1 to Counter X
So when you click the first object, it positions itself to the first cell, then adds 1 to the Counter X, so that when you click the next item it will position itself to the second cell.
I think I managed to add Y dimensions to that as well, and it wasn't much different. I hope this helps!
I can see that working, but I can also see problems when removing items from the inventory.
Edit: Nope, my knowledge of easy grid object is poor and I can't figure out how to work it.
 Edited by Jason Orme
www.jsofts.com
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