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The following code causes an object to move, how can I add "aClick.Play();" to this line?
The object should move and aClick should be played...


else if (((myobject.X+120<=oBlock4.X && myobject.Y-60==oBlock4.Y-120) && myobject.X <=420 &&
             myobject.ClickedRightHalf())) myobject.Move(myobject.X+60, myobject.Y, 10, eNoBlock, eAnywhere)

Sorry if this question is a bit silly but I can't figure it out myself at the moment...

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That was it, thanx.

function oBlock2_AnyClick() works fine but
function oBlock4_AnyClick() doesn't, it only moves down.
Why is this or where is the code wrong?


// room script file
  bool ClickedRightHalf(this Object*) { //call when the object has been clicked
  if (mouse.x + GetViewportX() > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2))) return true;
  }
  bool ClickedLowerHalf(this Object*) { //call when the object has been clicked
  if (mouse.y + GetViewportY() > (this.Y + (Game.SpriteHeight[this.Graphic]/2))) return true;
  }

function oBlock2_AnyClick()
{
  //since you're not specifying any particular Object in your function,
  //I'll just get the one that the cursor is over for this example
  Object* myobject = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
  if ((myobject.X <=380 && myobject.ClickedRightHalf())) myobject.Move(myobject.X+100, myobject.Y, 10, eBlock, eAnywhere);
   //move x pixels to the right
  else if (myobject.X >=30 && !myobject.ClickedRightHalf())  myobject.Move(myobject.X-100, myobject.Y, 10, eBlock, eAnywhere);
  //move x pixels left

function oBlock4_AnyClick()
{
  //since you're not specifying any particular Object in your function,
  //I'll just get the one that the cursor is over for this example
  Object* myobject = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
  if ((myobject.Y >=30 && myobject.ClickedLowerHalf())) myobject.Move(myobject.X, myobject.Y-60, 10, eBlock, eAnywhere);
   //move x pixels up.
  else if (myobject.Y <=400 && !myobject.ClickedLowerHalf())  myobject.Move(myobject.X, myobject.Y+60, 10, eBlock, eAnywhere);
   //move x pixels Down.
}

Another question:

Say object1 moves only left or right and object2 can be in it's path.

How can check to prevent 2 objects colliding with each other?
Tried 'IsCollidingWithObject' but that doesn't prevent.

The object is still moving through its bounderies...

Edit: changed the <='number' and the >='number' , now it works.

Object should only be allowed to move when object.x is withing 20 and 530 [having the object horizontal size: 90].
Horizontal room size: 640.

This doesn't seem to work...:

function Block_AnyClick()
{
 Object* myobject = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
 if ((myobject.X <=530 && myobject.ClickedRightHalf())) myobject.Move(myobject.X+100, myobject.Y, 10, eBlock, eAnywhere);
 //move left
 else if (myobject.X >=20)  myobject.Move(myobject.X-100, myobject.Y, 100, eBlock, eAnywhere);
 //move right
}

Like a charm, thanx

Changed this:
if (mouse.x + GetViewportX()) > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2)) return true;
into this:
if (mouse.x + GetViewportX() > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2))) return true;

That seems to work but when running the 'game' and clicking on the object,
the cursor changes into the watch-cursor and nothing happens anymore...



Code that seems to work when saving the room but not when running the game:

// room script file
  bool ClickedRightHalf(this Object*) { //call when the object has been clicked
  if (mouse.x + GetViewportX() > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2))) return true;
}

function Block_AnyClick()
{
  //since you're not specifying any particular Object in your function,
  //I'll just get the one that the cursor is over for this example
  Object* myobject = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
  //move ten pixels to the right, or whatever you want to do
  if (myobject.ClickedRightHalf()) myobject.Move(myobject.X+10, myobject.Y, 10, true);
  //move ten pixels left
  else myobject.Move(myobject.X-10, myobject.Y, 10, true);
}

Sorry but here's noob again...
This is not working, getting an error:  
"PE04: parse error at '>:'"
for the line starting with ïf (mouse.x +..."):

// room script file
 bool ClickedRightHalf(this Object*) { //call when the object has been clicked
 if (mouse.x + GetViewportX()) > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2)) return true;
}

function Block_AnyClick()
{
 //since you're not specifying any particular Object in your function,
 //I'll just get the one that the cursor is over for this example
 Object* myobject = Object.GetAtScreenXY(mouse.x, mouse.y);
 //move ten pixels to the right, or whatever you want to do
 if (myobject.ClickedRightHalf()) myobject.Move(myobject.X+10, myobject.Y, 10, true);
 //move ten pixels left
 else myobject.Move(myobject.X-10, myobject.Y, 10, true);
}

Placed an object in a room, gave the object a scriptname, using "any click on opbject", code:

function moveblockhorizontal_AnyClick()
{
bool ClickedRightHalf(this Object*) { //call when the object has been clicked
  if (mouse.x + GetViewportX()) > (this.X + (Game.SpriteWidth[this.Graphic]/2)) return true;
}

This dowsn't seem to work.
What am I doing wrong?

Updated: v1.3 [room bug fixed].

Thanx, I'll check it out later.
For now I think the object(s) won't be scaled

In order to get an object to move right or left x pixels I'd like to know,
if it's possible to determine if the mouse pointer clicks on the right half
or on the left half of an object.

@Stupot:

Thanx.

I think I'm not always capable to determine the art style category
of a background, but I can give it a try 

The backgrounds can indeed belong to any number of different
categories and a user defined gallery is something to think off.

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