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Repeating
I want to make my event repeating when I click with my mouse on a square.
Kinda like dragging and it fills the squares for me (or when I release the button)
I thought I had it correct, but the repeat option doesn't seem to do much..
What am I missing here?
Thanks
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Filepath error..
40 files are missing:
D:\Logic\names\puzzle names 1.arr --> 1 to 20
D:\Logic\solutions\solution 1.arr --> 1 to 20
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Here is a working one,
I got the repeating to work, but it's increasing the objects... even if I clear or changing it to a different color..
That shouldn't happen at all, but don't know where I need to destroy the previous item?
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Anyone able too help me with this? Even if I make it a single click then the old object doesnt delete if a replace it with a new one.
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Are you just trying a regular drag move, or a grid based one? I have a regular drag move example if it'll help. Though all you have to do is enable, disable flag on object and so forth on commands holding mouse button down, and X hold mouse button down to release it.
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A grid based one. See the file. It keeps adding the objects instead of re using or deleting them.
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Don't know whay your move does. Do you have an example?
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Well....... I know how to do drag and drop in general. I just figuring out how to make it work so it works in grid like motion. Wow, it is hard indeed. :P
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hehe :) Well, download the file in post 3. you can see it there, but when I keep clicking on it, it's adding objects, and it should stay with just 1 object for that square, can't figure out, where to destroy it.
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You need an action or a trigger if the button is rapidly held while the mouse is already over a square inserted to ignore the command. Otherwise, pressing on a square already filled also creates more squares.
Maybe perhaps disable a group when this happens? In other words.
[X]Mouse is Over filled square. = Activate group fill square.
Mouse is Over Filled Square = Deactivate group fill square.
Also, why is clear also creating objects? that doesn't seem to make any sense.