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I'm working on a breakout game and i want the paddle to follow the mouse
It works from the left side of the client area to the far right of the screen but when i go over the left side of the client area, i expected it to return a negative value and the paddle keeps moving left but instead, i get some coordinate like (32070, 32389) and it goes right
i tried adding m.x < 5000 but for some reason, that doesn't work
Heres the function that moves the paddle and the function i use to get the mouse inputs
Set_Mouse is constantly called in the main loop, would it be better practice to only call it from the wndproc?
It works from the left side of the client area to the far right of the screen but when i go over the left side of the client area, i expected it to return a negative value and the paddle keeps moving left but instead, i get some coordinate like (32070, 32389) and it goes right
i tried adding m.x < 5000 but for some reason, that doesn't work
Heres the function that moves the paddle and the function i use to get the mouse inputs
void C_Paddle::Paddle_Movement()
{
POINT m = Input.Get_Mouse();
RECT ClientRect;
GetClientRect(g_hwnd, &ClientRect);
if ((Paddle_Rect.left + Paddle_Size/2) < m.x)
{
Paddle_Rect.left++;
Paddle_Rect.right = Paddle_Rect.left + Paddle_Size;
}
if ((Paddle_Rect.left + Paddle_Size/2) > m.x)
{
Paddle_Rect.left--;
Paddle_Rect.right = Paddle_Rect.left + Paddle_Size;
}
}void C_Input::Set_Mouse()
{
GetCursorPos(&Mouse);
ScreenToClient(g_hwnd, &Mouse);
}
POINT Get_Mouse() { return Mouse; }Set_Mouse is constantly called in the main loop, would it be better practice to only call it from the wndproc?
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