Question about target shooting game.

[nightfeng2]

Turing:

setscreen ("graphics:640;480,offscreenonly") var targetx, targety, Mx, My, button : int targetx := 320 targety := 240 loop     drawfilloval (targetx, targety, 50, 50, 2)     drawfilloval (targetx, targety, 2, 2, 1)     mousewhere (Mx, My, button)     drawoval (Mx, My, 100, 100, 2)     drawfilloval (Mx, My, 3, 3, 1)     View.Update     cls     exit when Mx = targetx and My = targety and button = 1 end loop

so in the above code, ur supposed to hit the blue dot in the green circle, however, it is way to small, people cant aim that good, how can i make it bigger so its easier.

[DemonWasp]

If you had written this code yourself, you would know the answer pretty easily. Read the code you've posted carefully:

1. Which part handles getting the mouse coordinates?
2. Which part handles checking that your mouse is in the correct location?
3. What do you want that part to do instead of what it does right now?

[TokenHerbz]

or even, which part draws the "Blue circle" you want to make larger?? Now increase the size of it..

[TerranceN]

The problem is that you only check if the mouse is on the EXACT same co-ordinate as the centre of the target, the size of the target will make no difference. You need to check to see if the mouse position is inside the target instead. Since the target is a circle, this fairly straightforward. All points on a circle are the same distance from the centre of the circle, this distance is the radius. If the distance from the centre of the target to the mouse is less than the radius of the circle, it is inside the circle. Also, you can find the distance formula here. Hope that helps.

[nightfeng2]

THANK YOU TerranceN, u gave me the idea to do it xD

thank you all =D