"Mouse button down" only checks if the mouse is pressed or not. You need to use "mouse position X" and "mouse position Y". Like @grishlock said, use the magnitude function.
@NipaDidIt yep, I guess I didn't clarify. Mouse down save point, then calculate from that save point to mouse position X Y . so its just simply magnitude? No equation?
@skipnice said:
NipaDidIt yep, I guess I didn't clarify. Mouse down save point, then calculate from that save point to mouse position X Y . so its just simply magnitude? No equation?
Awesome thanks guys!
Rule - When mouse button is down
--Change self.MouseTouchDownX to mouse position x
--Change self.MouseTouchDownY to mouse position y
The distance ("radius"?) from this 'touch down' point - to where the mouse currently is - would be:
magnitude(MouseTouchDownX - mouse position x, MouseTouchDownY - mouse position y)
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From mouse button down to where ?
You can use the magnitude function to get the distance between two points.
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"Mouse button down" only checks if the mouse is pressed or not. You need to use "mouse position X" and "mouse position Y". Like @grishlock said, use the magnitude function.
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@NipaDidIt yep, I guess I didn't clarify. Mouse down save point, then calculate from that save point to mouse position X Y . so its just simply magnitude? No equation?
Awesome thanks guys!
Rule - When mouse button is down
--Change self.MouseTouchDownX to mouse position x
--Change self.MouseTouchDownY to mouse position y
The distance ("radius"?) from this 'touch down' point - to where the mouse currently is - would be:
magnitude(MouseTouchDownX - mouse position x, MouseTouchDownY - mouse position y)
@Socks haha I keep saying radius cuz im looking at a circle lolol, thank you for the equation!