(Solved)Check if any object that the mouse is over is animating.

[FanOfHumor]

I would like to be able to have a small script to change the cursor to normal whenever its over any object and the object is animating.If it isn't animating to then change the mouse mode to whatever I choose.
This is the script I use to change it whenever it's animating. This is in a rooms repeatedly execute function.

Code: ags

	
if(Hotspot.GetAtRoomXY(mouse.x, mouse.y)==hHotspot1)
	{
			if(fries2.Animating||fries.Animating)
		{ 
			mouse.Mode=eModeWalkto;
		}
		else
		{
			mouse.SaveCursorUntilItLeaves();
			mouse.Mode=eModeclickable;
		}  
	}

What I would like to do is to check if any object is animating+mouse is on it.
What I have tried is this in Global Script in repeatedly execute always. I stopped short because I couldn't think of anything that could possibly work.

Code: ags

  if (GetLocationType(mouse.x, mouse.y) == eLocationCharacter||GetLocationType(mouse.x, mouse.y) == eLocationObject && \\I thought maybe something here to set the condition of animating.)
  {
     if(__//any object that the mouse is over__.animating==true)
     {
        mouse.SaveCursorUntilItLeaves();
        mouse.Mode=eModeclickable;
     }
  }

So basically it should check what object the mouse is on and then check if that object is animating.

EDIT:

If no one knows please say so.

[Matti]

Something like this should work:

Code: ags

     Object *o = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
     if (o != null && o.Animating) // do something

If no one knows please say so.

What is that supposed to mean? Should everyone who doesn't know the answer post here to say they don't know the answer? 

[Khris]

Usually, if you don't receive a fast answer, the question is either very hard/involved or very easy. I tend to skip both of these until I'm really bored.

[FanOfHumor]

Thanks for the answer.

What is that supposed to mean? Should everyone who doesn't know the answer post here to say they don't know the answer? 

Of course not.