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Any way to get degrees of a line drawn after calling _WinAPI_DrawLine


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I got a _WinAPI_DrawLine that i draw in bottom right corner of screen and would like to redraw the line in center of screen at same degree of angle, is there any easy way to find the angle of the first line i draw.

Was hoping for an easier way than having to do a bunch of math to recalcuate scale and redraw new line

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actualy i do think math is easyest way (probably only way) youl get it done if your looking to scale its lenght

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being a real pain in the butt to just do a mirror overlay, I'm thinking easiest way (now) is to convert original line into 4 axis grid with 0,0 at center, would be so much easier if _WinAPI_GetObject returned a degree but its vague in help file and cant find an example.

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asking of not using math for programing language is like asking not to use letters for typing

so i'm gonna redirect you to some math precalculus for angle circled dot position

part with

_Move($Distance, $rotation)

is interesting for you

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Some say that it’s all in the timing, seizing the right opportunity. Others even say it’s the ability to leave no trace behind, be a ghost.

 
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