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+------ Thread: Dont call map editor when moving mouse but staying on same t (/showthread.php?tid=2332)
Dont call map editor when moving mouse but staying on same t - Joost - 01-11-2008
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Basicly, if you move your mouse while it's pressed, the map editor lays down a tile. Even though that tile is already there. Not required, easy fix
Private Sub picScreen_MouseMove
Code:
If CurX = X \ PIX_X And CurY = Y \ PIC_Y And Button = vbLeftButton Then Exit SubAnd right above that, under If InEditor Then add
Code:
CurX = 100
CurY = 100Just to make sure you can edit a tile you just placed.
Re: Dont call map editor when moving mouse but staying on same t - Labmonkey - 03-11-2008
Code:
CurX = 100
CurY = 100Re: Dont call map editor when moving mouse but staying on same t - Joost - 03-11-2008
I probably added that to reset the X and Y if you select a different tile, because (0,0) is a tile, I couldn't set them both to 0. Best way would've been setting them to MAX Y/X + 1 or something, but 100 works as welll
Re: Dont call map editor when moving mouse but staying on same t - Labmonkey - 03-11-2008
It appears you reset curx and y, and then check if you were on the same tile as the reset values, which means
Code:
If CurX = X \ PIX_X And CurY = Y \ PIC_Y And Button = vbLeftButton Then Exit Sub