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homie g dawg
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Posted: 27th Jan 2004 05:00
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i want to make it so the user dosent have to click on exactly the point 100 100 just around it i am trying to get them to click on a string so if there is an easier command for that please say it

if mouseclick() = 1 and mousex() = 100 and mousey() = 100 then print "it works"

Im not dumb
i prefer the term mentaly challangend
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CattleRustler
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Posted: 27th Jan 2004 05:45
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if mouseclick() = 1
if mousex()>90 and mousex()<110
if mousey()>90 and mousey()<110 then print "it works"
endif
endif

not the prettiest thing in the world but it will widen the range

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Vasily Zaitsev
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Posted: 27th Jan 2004 06:00
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Thanks, i was wondering that too.
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jasuk70
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Posted: 27th Jan 2004 16:12
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The sort of thing i'm doing (For a menuing system) is:



The bit that is to do with hi-lighting Text would be something that displayed the text in a different colour, and add an else clause that displays the text in the normal colour if the mouse is not over the text.

I'm trying to knock up a small tutorial based around a menu function in DBPro.

Hope this helps,

Jas
p.s. this code was typed from memory so exuse any typos.
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Lord Helmet
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Posted: 28th Jan 2004 04:50
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I'm not sure without my computer but if i remember right <= and >= don't work. Just chang it to if mx>99 instead of if mx>=100 if that is the case.

However I would suguest that in the interests of future programing you get used to making 3d menus using mousemovex and mousemovey to move an object that acts as a cursor, and getcollision (or whatever the comand was) to see what buttons (actualy objects) the cursor object is in.
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CattleRustler
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Posted: 28th Jan 2004 06:14 Edited at: 28th Jan 2004 06:16
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Quote: "I'm not sure without my computer but if i remember right <= and >= don't work"


go get your computer, you are not sure.

Quote: "However I would suguest that in the interests of future programing you get used to making 3d menus using mousemovex and mousemovey to move an object that acts as a cursor, and getcollision (or whatever the comand was) to see what buttons (actualy objects) the cursor object is in."


or research Pick Object



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jasuk70
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Posted: 28th Jan 2004 10:52
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I'm Quite happy with >= and <= works great for me.
Also This menu system I'm working on is fine for me in 2D, I don't need any 3D menu.

Jas
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