Bullet Game

[upthescale]

Here yeh go...

[Delos]

Learn to use View.Update(), it will remove all of your flickering.
Learn to use procedures, they will cut down the length of your programme from ~400 lines to ~50 lines.
I don't see the point in using breaks for any other purpose than debugging. In this situation, you could just as easily have used a function that would check to see if the mouse coordinates were in the screen. If not, it would return a false value (boolean), which could be used to exit the loop.

i.e.

code:

fcn checkMouse () : boolean   if mouse.x < 0 or mouse.x > _maxx or     mouse.y < 0 or mouse.y > _maxy then     result false   end if   result true end checkMouse %... loop   % do stuff   exit if not checkMouse end loop

[upthescale]

view up date never werks, it still flickers whree do i put it?

[DIIST]

upthescale wrote:

view up date never werks, it still flickers whree do i put it?

Did u forget to setscreen to "offscreenonly"?
You put it at the end where all drawing are done.

[upthescale]

umm when i do setscreen to "offscreenonly" the game sdoens't werk

[Cervantes]

Did you spell it right? Is it applying to the correct window (if there are more than one)? Did you put the View.Update in the correct spot (ie. after everything is drawn, inside your loop)?

[Delos]

Cervantes wrote:

Did you spell it right?

Ouch!
Seriously though, post up a little code and we might be able to help you better. Being nebulous only ever helped Edwin Hubble.