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I just realized that this should be in the Enterprise section... don't know how to move it...

Also, I do have animation engine, and have tried to use its fancy features, with the same result as above.

Yup, it's me again:

I have two images moving randomly around. I would like them to (at the very least) stop if they touch. I'm not sure I understand the basics of how to detect collisions.

I've got something like

on mouseup

put random(500), random(500) into LOC1
put random(500), random(500 ...

No, I was just sending a plain mouseUp to the whole card... perhaps that is what created my issues? I don't know. I do know that if I were to simply click manually on the card, it worked fine.

Oh, that was brilliant! Thanks so much.. it's going to be a lot nicer once I get past this whole newbie thing.

I have two cards in my stack: One runs some graphics, and the other records various numerical properties of what the graphics have done - or at least, that's what it's supposed to do.

Problem 1) I'm measuring the distance in pixels that 2 gif images have traveled. I am able to do this just fine ...

Thanks! This is very helpful...

So, what I'm trying to do is get two images to "line up" with points to which they are going to move. I have written this script, but all it does is close down Rev. Any suggestions for what might be wrong?

on mouseup

set the lockmoves to true
put random(1000),random(1000) into LOC1
put random ...

Thanks!

Can someone help me with some simple code to make two graphics move simultaneously? Currently, I've got them both turning to random angles, but they won't do it at the same time... any suggestions? I'm pretty new to Rev and to programming in general, and it feels like I"m missing something obvious ...

Hello,

I am more or less brand new to the worlds both of programming, and to Rev in particular. I am trying to create a simulation of moving (and hopefully eventually interacting) animals. Currently, I have a couple of polygons that are moving around a screen. How do I specify a "head" end so that ...