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Originally Posted by AliceAndConnor
Hi everyone! I was wondering if it is possible for the mouse to vehicle an object? This would really help me with my new game! Thank you so much for reading!
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There is an event "Let the mouse move objects" That would do the positioning for you and "When the Mouse is clicked on Something" could be used to have the same object react to mouse clicks.
The Let the mouse move objects is not as straight forward as one would think. It is looking for a list of objects, but a list can contain one item. So, if you look just to the right of the stage window there is a "create new event" button. Click it and then select "Let the mouse move objects." This should add the new event to the event list.
Now, in the new event, click on the "Any Object" button and select "create new list" in the dialog that pops up:
- Give the list a meaningful name maybe something like mouseObjects.
- Make sure the type "object" is selected.
- Under values click new item.
- Click the <None> button in the new item and select the item you want the mouse to move.
- Click OK to close the dialog and add the object to the list.
This will give the mouse control over Forward & Backward and Left & Right automagically. For turning or moving up and down you would need to add some event and program it to do what you want. Typically this would be a keyboard event although it could be some other action.
Note: Look for "hidden" options in events! For instance if you right click on a "when a key is typed" event, you will see a menu that includes "change to" selecting this allows you to change the event from "when a key is typed" to "while a key is pressed" which, in many cases is what you really want. I know that a "When the world starts" event can be changed into a "while the world is running" event. There are probably other alternative events waiting to be discovered.
Mark