delete post-solved problem.

[The_Triangle]

-Solved.

[Cervantes]

Retarded as it may sound, add a delay to your loop.

Also, some notes about your code:

code:

proc ball (var mx, my, mb, loadBall : int)     Pic.Draw (loadBall, mx, 75, picCopy) end ball

First, you never use my or mb, so why pass them in as parameters? Second, you never change the values of mx, my, mb, or loadBall, so there's no need to put var before mx there.

[Tony]

The_Triangle wrote:

use view.update(s)

I hope you have just one View.Update() in your code

[Mr. T]

Also you do not need to separate each parameter of View.Set.

code:

View.Set ("offscreenonly, graphics:max,maxy")

will suffice.

Btw, nice new avatar, Cervantes.

[[Gandalf]]

The_Triangle, why do you edit your posts? The whole point of keeping posts for future reference is so that someone else can benefit from what you asked if they have the same question.

[Cervantes]

To that end, perhaps you do it because you don't want others to know you did not know the solution to your problem.

To that, I say: Don't worry about it. Everyone starts somewhere. It is not a measure of your intelligence, but rather of your knowledge; there's no shame in not knowing something.

[Dan]

[Gandalf] wrote:

The_Triangle, why do you edit your posts? The whole point of keeping posts for future reference is so that someone else can benefit from what you asked if they have the same question.

Indeed, thous why i just chaged the rules of the help forums to the ends of having no more editing by users of there own posts in the help fourms. Deletion is still an option but i blive you can only do that when there are no replys to the post. Also deleting a post has a pentaily of bits. In the futtuer i whould like to make it so eidting is alowed as long as no one has posted affter you but for now this will have to do.

[The_Triangle]

[Gandalf] wrote:

The_Triangle, why do you edit your posts? The whole point of keeping posts for future reference is so that someone else can benefit from what you asked if they have the same question.

I'll keep that in mind in the future