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Thescratch3 · 2011-09-12 14:21:41

Hi guys, I am having some trouble with clicking stuff. In my game, you have an option of clicking two different buttons. I clicked one and then they both hid, and then I waited like .1 second and clicked the x position and y position of the other button that was hidden, and it still did the corresponding script! Will this glitch occur online too? If so, please tell me a way to get rid of this bug.

Magnie · 2011-09-12 15:43:21

If you have the script "When [Sprite] Clicked>Hide" Then it will not respond, what you could do is set the ghost effect to 100% then it will respond when clicked even though the user can't see it. You could also detect if the user clicks inside an area an area you define:

Code:

<if mouse down> and <mouse x > 0> and <mouse x < 50> and <mouse y > 0> and <mouse y < 50>

If you do something like that, it will check if the mouse is down and in the area "0 by 50 by 0 by 50".

Last edited by Magnie (2011-09-12 15:43:48)

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-12 17:51:12

Magnie wrote:
If you have the script "When [Sprite] Clicked>Hide" Then it will not respond, what you could do is set the ghost effect to 100% then it will respond when clicked even though the user can't see it. You could also detect if the user clicks inside an area an area you define:
Code:
<if mouse down> and <mouse x > 0> and <mouse x < 50> and <mouse y > 0> and <mouse y < 50>
If you do something like that, it will check if the mouse is down and in the area "0 by 50 by 0 by 50".

I am using when I receive some thing wait 1 second show wait until touching mouse pointer and mouse down for both buttons.

Last edited by Thescratch3 (2011-09-12 17:51:20)

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-12 17:57:15

Magnie wrote:
If you have the script "When [Sprite] Clicked>Hide" Then it will not respond, what you could do is set the ghost effect to 100% then it will respond when clicked even though the user can't see it. You could also detect if the user clicks inside an area an area you define:
Code:
<if mouse down> and <mouse x > 0> and <mouse x < 50> and <mouse y > 0> and <mouse y < 50>
If you do something like that, it will check if the mouse is down and in the area "0 by 50 by 0 by 50".

And I think I will just use a variable. Thanks for replying though.

Last edited by Thescratch3 (2011-09-12 17:57:24)

Thescratch3 · 2011-09-12 21:48:30

Mods please close this topic.

Last edited by Thescratch3 (2011-09-12 21:49:49)

Harakou · 2011-09-12 21:55:17

Thescratch3 wrote:
Mods please close this topic.

Done. smile

In the future, just report the first post and ask for it to be closed. That way, a mod is sure to see it.

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#1 2011-09-12 14:21:41

Clicking stuff!

#2 2011-09-12 15:43:21

Re: Clicking stuff!

Code:

#3 2011-09-12 17:51:12

Re: Clicking stuff!

Magnie wrote:

Code:

#4 2011-09-12 17:57:15

Re: Clicking stuff!

Magnie wrote:

Code:

#5 2011-09-12 21:48:30

Re: Clicking stuff!

#6 2011-09-12 21:55:17

Re: Clicking stuff!

Thescratch3 wrote:

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