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ROL
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Posted: 17th Jun 2003 21:43
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I need help on selecting images with the mouse.
Thank you to all who reply.
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GameKit
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 07:16
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you need your question to be a little more descriptive... but what i think you are getting at is how do i use mouseclick(), mousex(), and mousey() to select an image when i click the image on the screen... this may or may not be what you wan't but if it is try something like...

if mouseclick()=1 and mousex() <= [width of image + x position of image] and mousex() >= [x position of image]
if mousey() <= [height of image + y position of image] and mousey() >= [y position of image]

...code goes here...

endif
endif

so if your image was 10 pixels wide and 20 pixels high and it was positiond at 0,0 (0=x and 0=y) then the code would read...

if mouseclick()=1 and mousex() <= 10 and mousex() >= 0
if mousey() <= 10 and mousey() >= 0

endif
endif

well... it's not tested but it should work... if this is what you wanted then i hope it helps...

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ROL
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 13:01
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Yes it does work, and it was what i was looking for.

Thank you

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ROL
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I got another question for you, now how do i tell it to goto a location after i select the image.

thank you for all who help

sorry if its not descriptive, im a little tired.

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Nilrem
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 17:03
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What to go to another location? The image or your mouse pointer, or even something else?

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Bloodshot
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 17:52 Edited at: 18th Jun 2003 17:53
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If you want your image to follow your mouse, like it's attached to it:

Sprite SPRITENUMBER, MouseX(), MouseY(), IMAGENUMBER
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GameKit
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Posted: 18th Jun 2003 20:51 Edited at: 18th Jun 2003 20:53
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do you mean to have it warp to another section of code??? or to move the image to another location of the screen??? if it's the first one try...

if mouseclick()=1 and mousex() <= [width of image + x position of image] and mousex() >= [x position of image]
if mousey() <= [height of image + y position of image] and mousey() >= [y position of image]
...code...
goto [LabelName]
endif
endif
...morecode...
[LabelName]:
...evenmorecode...

...or if it's the second one try...

paste image [image number],[new x position],[new y position]

...remember there are several methods for programming something... like if you are using sprites instead of just pasteing image, use BloodShot's code...

Sprite [sprite number], [new x position], [new y position], [image number]

...and like i said before, you do need to be more descriptive about your question...it will help us and you out alot...well...i hope that also helps...

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