Ok its up
jhadad wrote ...
2012/9/17
Multiple funtions at one time
Alright, you meant to say that when you press a mouse button it freezes.
This will allow the lighter to move while a mouse button is pressed; but, as soon as the button is released, it will count as a mouse click and go back to the idle state.
// replace if (Greenfoot.mouseMoved(null)) // with if (Greenfoot.mouseMoved(null) || Greenfoot.mouseDragged(this))
No, because I am not clicking the mouse. Try running it, clicking the lighter, then holding any button and moving it around. It will go for a second but then stop until the button is released.
Are you talking about holding down a MOUSE button or a keyboard button?
Keyboard buttons do not freeze the lighter, so you must be talking about the mouse buttons. Use the code I just provided and try it out.
Yes, it is working fine for me on my computer. Keyboard buttons have no effect on the actions of the lighter except the 'v' key, whose only effect is to light the tinder. Also, mouse buttons will NOT leave the lighter behind until the mouse button is released; at which point the lighter goes into idle state.
Well I have no idea what the difference is between us right now but when I press any keyboard button the lighter and my actual mouse icon stop moving until the button is released.
FYI, I am running Windows 7. I do not know how other OSes differ in functionality, and I do not know if the Greenfoot team would be able to help; but, maybe this is something that they should look at. Unfortunately, my gut feeling is that there is something wrong with your system. It could be just a setting that needs adjusted; but, this is now beyond me. Hope someone will be able to help and you get things resolved. danpost
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