Random move

[Shides]

Hi which string it allows a random movement of some images?

Thank's

Excuse me for english but i'm italian :">

[SmOke_N]

Hi which string it allows a random movement of some images?

Thank's

Excuse me for english but i'm italian :">

Random() ... That's as much as I understood your question.

The rest will have to be written by you yourself... if the images are in a GUI you may look at ControlMove() if they are in files, you may look at FileMove(), if this has no relevance, then post some code that demonstrates what you are trying to do so we might have an idea .

[Shides]

I must begin with the script but I would want to create a game

[SmOke_N]

I must begin with the script but I would want to create a game

You may also want to look at GUICtrlSetPos()

[Shides]

ok thank's

[Shides]

i will be create this game this game for pc in AutoIt, the image change at button click...

[Lakes]

For games in Autoit please use this http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=38549

[Shides]

what is it?

[Lakes]

Its a UDF for moving sprites (with collision detection) and also image manipulation, have a look at the examples its really good!

[Shides]

Hello, what's the string it allows a random image open?

Edited March 19, 2007 by Shides

[The Kandie Man]

Here is how you could do it:

#include <array.au3>
Dim $aPictureFilenames[3] = [@ScriptDir & "\pic1.jpg",@ScriptDir & "\pic2.jpg",@ScriptDir & "\pic3.jpg"]

_ArrayDisplay($aPictureFilenames,"")

Random(0,2,1);will either choose 0 or 1 or 2.  The flag is set to 1 so it doesn't return decimal numbers, only integers


;here is the first way you could do it
MsgBox(0,"The image randomly chosen is:",$aPictureFilenames[Random(0,2,1)]);Now that i have shown you the command, you would use it like this

;you could also do it this way
Dim $iRandomInt = Random(0,2,1)
MsgBox(0,"The image randomly chosen is:",$aPictureFilenames[$iRandomInt]);this does the same thing as above