Direction comparisons

My code can easily be converted to use angles as well... Just change the +48 mod 32 to +540 mod 360.

Thanks for the replies, all :)

Good news! I found my old engine, after much rummaging. It uses 'Immediate IF Object' to make sure it works on multiple objects:
(it uses directions, purely for simplicity. Accuracy isn't needed)

ALWAYS
- Fish: Set "Angle of fish" to 'dir("FISH")'
- Fish: Look in direction of Player
- Fish: Set "Angle to player" to 'dir("FISH")'
- Fish: Set direction to 'Angle of fish("FISH")'

- Fish: Set alterable string "Is Player in Focus" to:

'CompareIntegers$( "Immediate If Object", (pl angle( "FISH" )-(me angle( "FISH" )-16)) mod 32, ">=", 16-Round(range( "FISH" )/2.0), CompareIntegers$( "Immediate If Object", (pl angle( "FISH" )-(me angle( "FISH" )-16)) mod 32, "<=", 16+Round(range( "FISH" )/2.0), "YES", "NO"), "NO")'

...heh, lol. Then you just check if 'Is Player in Focus' reads YES or NO.

The expression boils down to this, in pseudocode:

Code:

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//What the vars mean:
 pl angle = angle to player;
 me angle = angle of fish;
 range = range of view;

//The IF statement, which is bizarre but works somehow:

if( (pl angle-(me angle-16)) mod 32 >= 16-Round(range/2.0))
{
 if( (pl angle-(me angle-16)) mod 32 <= 16+Round(range/2.0))
 {
  "YES"
 }else{
  "NO"
 }
}else{
"NO"
}

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