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Newcomers DBPro Corner / help with a 3d mouse?!?!?!!!

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chaosxv8
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Posted: 4th Aug 2006 00:54 Edited at: 4th Aug 2006 03:21
what i need is for the sprite i have attached to the mouse to seem as if it is getting closer to the screen as it approaches the center. actually all i need help with is how to make an inverse function so that when i state

if mousex() > screen width()/2
"something here that makes 320=320 but at the same time make
640=0"

hope that kinda clarifies what im needing help with, but if you have your own idea, that would be great too. thanks.


MOD EDIT (ADDED FROM THREAD TITLED: bob does not exist???? )
thats exactly the message i get when i run my 3d mouse code i just implemented... it works fine under some circumstances but the way i would like it i get a runtime error that "bob does not exist"

any ideas what that means???

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CattleRustler
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Posted: 4th Aug 2006 03:18 Edited at: 4th Aug 2006 03:20
I copied the text from the other thread here and locked the other. there is no need for 2 threads on the same related issues

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spooky
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Posted: 4th Aug 2006 10:44
bob is the old 'Amiga' name for a sprite and some of the old names made their way into DBPro, so basically just look for a bit of code where you are specifying an unknown sprite number.

Boo!

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