Distance Sensitive Button

 

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Make a distance sensitive button This button reacts to the mouse by checking if the mouse is in the neigbourhood Currently supports 4 states (wich should be enough) We use it always in our projects for a back to the main menu button If you can use it, good for you! have fun!

property State0Pic,State1Pic,State2Pic,State3Pic,¬                      State1X1,State1Y1,State1X2,State1Y2,¬                      State2X1,State2Y1,State2X2,State2Y2,¬                      State3X1,State3Y1,State3X2,State3Y2 on exitframe me   set mx = the mouseh   set my = the mousev   if inside(point(mx,my),rect(the state3x1 of me,the state3y1 of me,¬                                      the state3x2 of me,the state3y2 of me)) then     set the member of sprite the spritenum of me = the State3Pic of me   else if inside(point(mx,my),rect(the state2x1 of me,the state2y1 of me,¬                                      the state2x2 of me,the state2y2 of me)) then       set the member of sprite the spritenum of me = the State2Pic of me   else if inside(point(mx,my),rect(the state1x1 of me,the state1y1 of me,¬                                      the state1x2 of me,the state1y2 of me)) then       set the member of sprite the spritenum of me = the State1Pic of me     else     set the member of sprite the spritenum of me = the State0Pic of me   end if   end on getPropertyDescriptionList   set p_list =¬               [#State0Pic:[#comment:"Normal state picture:",#format: #member,#default: ""],¬                #State1Pic:[#comment:"State1 picture:",#format: #member,#default: ""],¬                #State1X1 :[#comment:"State1 left:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State1Y1 :[#comment:"State1 top:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State1X2 :[#comment:"State1 right:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State1Y2 :[#comment:"State1 bottom:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State2Pic:[#comment:"State2 picture:",#format: #member,#default: ""],¬                #State2X1 :[#comment:"State2 left:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State2Y1 :[#comment:"State2 top:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State2X2 :[#comment:"State2 right:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State2Y2 :[#comment:"State2 bottom:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State3Pic:[#comment:"State3 picture:",#format: #member,#default: ""],¬                #State3X1 :[#comment:"State3 left:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State3Y1 :[#comment:"State3 top:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State3X2 :[#comment:"State3 right:",#format: #integer,#default: 0],¬                #State3Y2 :[#comment:"State3 bottom:",#format: #integer,#default: 0]]   return p_list end on getBehaviorDescription me   return¬               "Make a distance sensitive button."&RETURN&RETURN&¬               "This button changes its castmember if the mouse get"s closer to it."&RETURN&¬               "For it to work the smallest rectangle must be state3 and th largest State1."¬               &RETURN&¬               "I"ve done no checking if the rectangles are valid, that"s up to you!"&RETURN&¬               "Good Luck!" end