I did it like this:
1)I made an active object and set its x and y always to the positions of mouse pointer x and y
2)when user cliks left button and my active object is overlapping the oject that I would like to pick then set counter 1
3)when counter is 1, then set the position of the pickable object (0,0) from the picking up object
4)When the user cliks right button, set counter to 0
The last one could be done with left button too, then you need to use another counter..
That was my 1st time to help someone in this forum..I hope I did everything right..
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12th August, 2003 at 03:22:00 -
Theres a less complex way:
User clicks on active - toggle flag 0
if flag 0 = on, always set active.x,y to mouse.x,y
Not quite. you need a flag (a counter) saying if the mouse is occupied or not. otherwise you could pick up more than one object at once
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Assault Andy Administrator
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13th August, 2003 at 02:26:18 -
Would it work if you said:
Only one action while event loops?
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