Line StartingXSelect,MouseY(),MouseX(),MouseY() Line StartingXSelect,StartingYSelect,StartingXSelect,MouseY() MouseDown=1 `Says it's been pressed for first time

MouseDown=2 `Says its already been pressed

If MouseDown=1 `If already pressed for first time `This just sets up to detect if the mouse is just pressed etc. but remember its only for you to learn from The next bit has selection code working for ya, so you can now highlight units. OKAY just gone through it and done quite a bit more! That shows that you can see if the mouse is over an object or not using 3d co-ordinates and converting them to 2d then comparing them to the mouse positions `All this does is check if object 1 the cube Print 'Mouse Y Position: ' +str$(MouseY()) Print 'Mouse X Position: ' +str$(MouseX()) Position object 1,rnd(50),0,rnd(50) `Position it a bit randomly If you require help with anything just ask.

Here are some tasks for you to try to get used to DBPĪ.)Using the WASD keys to move the camera aswellĬommand hint: Inkey$ or Scancode() <- look them upĭ.) Hake a cube and place it on the matrixĮ.) Make the cube walk around using the mouse RTS's are quite hard though for beginners Next think about what else you need, try looking up texturing the matrix, to be fair though this is only for learning purposes most people use Advanced terrain now, which there is lots of tutorials on how they work.īut anyway to make the rest of your RTS put it into a To-Do Guide:ġ.) Terrain <- which i just gave u the basicĤ.) Setting different heights for the map?ĥ.) Some GUI to say, you can build this or thatġ0.) Artificial Players and bang your game is practically done Return `<- goes back to where it was called Position camera X,100,Z `Position the camera at new co-ordinates If rightkey()=1 then inc X,1 `to move camera If leftkey()=1 then dec X,1 ` being pressed change variables If upkey()=1 then inc Z,1 `<- depending on what's `Set refresh rate to 60 frames per second

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