Mouseover..

[Luigi203]

Anyone know if there's a mouseover clause, or some way to tell when the mouse has rolled over an npc?

[Lance]

Originally Posted by Luigi203

Anyone know if there's a mouseover clause, or some way to tell when the mouse has rolled over an npc?

Check if the mouse's position is within the NPC's area in a timeout.

[billybob256]

for example

NPC Code:

---

if (created||timeout){

if (x in |x-1,x+1| && y in |y-1,y+|){     //Checks to see if mouse in position

message Rar!;    //Commands Here

}

timeout=0.05

}

---

[Lance]

Originally Posted by billybob256

for example

NPC Code:

---

if (created||timeout){

if (x in |x-1,x+1| && y in |y-1,y+|){     //Checks to see if mouse in position

message Rar!;    //Commands Here

}

timeout=0.05

}

---

If you are going to use the code tag, at least use it properly - that is, format the code which you put within the tags.

That said, you are not using the proper variables - you want to check if mousex and mousey are within those ranges, not if the NPC's x and y are. You also lack an operand within your second range...

[HoudiniMan]

mousex and mousey in screenx and screeny would also be helpful I'd bet you.

[Dach]

Originally Posted by HoudiniMan

mousex and mousey in screenx and screeny would also be helpful I'd bet you.

You mean mousescreenx and mousescreeny for gui type purposes, I assume?


Whats with the x-1,x+1 type deal? Npcs' x and y are at the top left corner of the npc, so you'd need x,x+width... That's just like that distance formula crap people were doing so long ago, but with less excuse.. bah I'll just presume it was an example and let it go, even though it was misleading somewhat

[R0bin]

NPC Code:

---

NPC Code:


if (created||timeout) {

  this.npc=testnpc(mousex,mousey);

  if (this.npc>-1) {

    showtext -10,npcs[this.npc].x+1.5,npcs[this.npc].y-1,,c,#v(this.npc);

  } else hideimg -10;

  timeout=0.05;

}

---

[osrs]

Originally Posted by R0bin

NPC Code:

---

NPC Code:


if (created||timeout) {

  this.npc=testnpc(mousex,mousey);

  if (this.npc>-1) {

    showtext -10,npcs[this.npc].x+1.5,npcs[this.npc].y-1,,c,#v(this.npc);

  } else hideimg -10;

  timeout=0.05;

}

---

What's the point of negative indexes? I have noticed that you use negative indexs often.

[VeX_RaT_Boy]

Originally Posted by osrs

What's the point of negative indexes? I have noticed that you use negative indexs often.

Does it really matter?
Indexes >200 and <0 is the same thing anyways.

[R0bin]

yes.

-1 downto -inf = visible by client only
0 - 200 = visible by all clients in the level
201 - inf = visible by client only.

len(-1) < len(200) its just easier to type.

[protagonist]

Originally Posted by R0bin

yes.

-1 downto -inf = visible by client only
0 - 200 = visible by all clients in the level
201 - inf = visible by client only.

len(-1) < len(200) its just easier to type.

Hm. The things you learn.

[osrs]

Originally Posted by VeX_RaT_Boy

Does it really matter?
Indexes >200 and <0 is the same thing anyways.

I don't think i was talking to you.

[VeX_RaT_Boy]

Originally Posted by osrs

I don't think i was talking to you.

But I answered, so you got to live with that now.

[R0bin]

Oi.
No fighting ladies.

[VeX_RaT_Boy]

Originally Posted by R0bin

Oi.
No fighting ladies.

Ok, whatever you say grandma