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Hello everyone, it has been awhile since I last used darkGDK and i have been trying to make a Point and click type thing, like i click in the screen and a shape moves there then stops when it is there, i am familiar with visual basic and got this working very easily but when i try to incorporate it in darkGDK it doesn't want to work

It complies fine and everything it Just doesn't do what I want it to do. Can Someone Please tell me what I have done wrong, I am a newbie so sorry if my code is bad.


#include "DarkGDK.h"
int playerimg = 1;
int playerspr = 2;
int PosX;
int PosY;
int playerX;
int playerY;
void movement() {
playerX = dbSpriteX(playerspr);
playerY = dbSpriteY(playerspr);
if (dbMouseClick() == 1)
{
PosX = dbMouseX();
PosY = dbMouseY();


}

if (playerX > PosX)
{
playerX = playerX + 10;

}

}


void player()
{
dbSetImageColorKey(255,0,255);
dbLoadImage("Images//player.bmp",playerimg);
dbSprite(playerspr,320,240,playerimg);
dbOffsetSprite(playerspr,dbSpriteWidth(playerspr) /2 ,dbSpriteHeight(playerspr) / 2);

}

void DarkGDK ( void )
{

player();

movement();


dbSyncOn ( );
dbSyncRate ( 60 );


while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
{

dbSync ( );
}


return;
}

You are setting a position variable but nothing is using it.

Try throwing in a dbSprite(playerimg,PosX,PosY,playerimg); Also move your movement function into the loop so it runs.

This works

Firstly, thanks for the reply, I tried the code you gave me and it work but it make the image jump to the position, is there any way to make it so you can actually see it moving there. sorry for my noobyness

OK I Got it working, Kinda, there is something that doesn't like something else, it works and moves but the sprite goes wired and moves back and forward (or left and right) very very fast so it looks like its vibrating. Here is my code (Someone may be able to work out the problem) =D.

#include "DarkGDK.h"

int backDropImg = 1;
int backDropSpr = 2;
int playerimg = 3;
int playerspr = 4;
int PosX;
int PosY;
int playerX;
int playerY;
bool move = false;

void movement() {


if (dbMouseClick() == 1)
{
move = true;
PosX = dbMouseX();
PosY = dbMouseY();
}

if (playerX > PosX && move == true)
{
dbRotateSprite(playerspr,270);
dbMoveSprite(playerspr,3);
}else if (playerX < PosX)
{
dbRotateSprite(playerspr,90);
dbMoveSprite(playerspr,3);
}

if (playerY > PosY && move == true) {
dbRotateSprite(playerspr, 360);
dbMoveSprite(playerspr,3);

}else if (playerY < PosY)
{
dbRotateSprite(playerspr,180);
dbMoveSprite(playerspr,3);
}

}



void loadImg()
{
dbSetImageColorKey(255,0,255);
dbLoadImage("Images//BackDrop.bmp",backDropImg);
dbSprite(backDropSpr,0,0,backDropImg);
dbLoadImage("Images//player.bmp",playerimg);
dbSprite(playerspr,320,240,playerimg);
dbOffsetSprite(playerspr,dbSpriteWidth(playerspr) /2 ,dbSpriteHeight(playerspr) / 2);

}

void DarkGDK ( void )
{

loadImg();




dbSyncOn ( );
dbSyncRate ( 60 );


while ( LoopGDK ( ) )
{
playerX = dbSpriteX(playerspr);
playerY = dbSpriteY(playerspr);
movement();
dbSync ( );
}


return;
}

Can you start putting your code in code tags? Its kind of hard to work with without the formatting.

Anyway, your problem is that you are increasing the move by 3. So most likely the image will never be at the location you want. It will always jump by 3 more to correct itself.

I added a check to see if it was close enough to the location and stop. This is a kind of roundabout way but works.