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Ok, I have yet another question guys. I want it to find a random place on the screen for my enemy images...but I want it to be final fantasy style. So what I have come up with is a rnd that goes to 10 (just for practice purposes) and I made it paste the string value of each number in 32x32 blocks to fill up the screen like my map editor. What I want to know is how to figure out if your sprite is colliding with the number or if a mouse click is being clicked on a certain number.

The reason I need this is in final fantasy, you don't see the monsters, they are random. Is there an easier way to do this? Right now lets say it looks like this on screen (im not saying it is like this because it's random, its just an example)


Ok, so the strings are displayed on screen like that. What I need to know is to tell whenever the sprite or mouseclick is clicked on a certain one? (So like if mouse is clicked on 6, it prints "Winner") Don't think it's wierd, because that is how I learn better is to use it in a way like clicking, then I can turn it into collision later. Well thanks for any help.

Im a bit confused by the question - do you just mean something like:
if mouse x co-ordinate is > 10 and x co-ordinate is < 50
if mouse y co-ordinate is > 10 and y co-ord is < 20
if mouse left click then print "you clicked within the area"
endif
endif

? (code wont compile btw)

I am a bit confused to your question aswell. When you say

You mean while walking on the map before you enter a battle right. In this case the sprites arent actually positioned on the screen. In final fantasy the game sets a variable to 1 if the character is moving. Then it decreaces another variable by a certain amount while the moving variable is set to 1. Something like this:

Hope it helps

ah thanks, you got it right jerok...that is what I meant...you encounter "Random" battles...guess they werent so random =P