Create multiple buttons to click in one procedure

[Gaddy]

I am creating a game where i have to build a face. I have all the facial features in one procedure and i want to create buttons for each of them in one procedure. The problem is Turing only allows me to create one button and when i try to create another button the first one works but not the second.

[DemonWasp]

It is definitely possible to create multiple buttons. You forgot to do the part where you tell us what you've tried and show us your code. We can't really help you without more details.

[Gaddy]

%Display
procedure display
%Face
drawoval (150, 200, 140, 200, black)


%Eyes1
drawoval (340, 340, 30, 15, black)
drawoval (430, 340, 30, 15, black)
drawfilloval (340, 340, 13, 15, blue)
drawfilloval (430, 340, 13, 15, blue)


%Eyes2
drawoval (340, 380, 30, 15, black)
drawoval (430, 380, 30, 15, black)
drawfilloval (340, 380, 13, 15, brown)
drawfilloval (430, 380, 13, 15, brown)


%Eyes3
drawoval (340, 300, 30, 15, black)
drawoval (430, 300, 30, 15, black)
drawfilloval (430, 300, 13, 15, 84)
drawfilloval (340, 300, 13, 15, 84)


%Nose1
drawfilloval (550, 360, 30, 30, 40)


%Nose2
drawfillbox (520, 260, 580, 320, black)


%Mouth1
drawarc (390, 240, 85, 30, 180, 0, 1)


%Mouth2
drawbox (310, 150, 480, 180, green)
loop
mousewhere (x, y, button)
if button = 1 then
%FOR Mouth 2
if (x >= 310 and x <= 480) and (y >= 150 and y <= 180) then
%Mouth 2
drawbox (80, 70, 220, 100, green)
end if
%FOR NOSE 2
if (x >= 520 and x <= 580) and (y >= 260 and y <= 320) then
%Nose2
drawfillbox (520, 260, 580, 320, black)
end if
end if
end loop
end display
display


So this is the part. I know you need mouse where in the loop so i have done that. I have to make buttons for each facial feature above but the first button works but the second doesnt

[Gaddy]

Also if you can help me out for creating buttons within circles and on arcs would be helpful

[DemonWasp]

Your button works fine. Your drawing coordinates are incorrect (and when you understand how they are incorrect, you'll understand why it doesn't look like the button works).

To detect whether the mouse is within a circle, you can calculate the distance between the mouse (x,y) and the center of the circle's (x,y). If that's less than or equal to the radius of the circle, then the click was inside the circle.

Ellipses (tall or short circles) are a little less straightforward. You should start with the general equation of an ellipse and work from there.

Arcs are just portions of an ellipse.

As a simplification, you could just detect clicks in a rectangular area that contains those shapes (the smallest rectangle around the arc, for example).