MSTPointToBankPoint

[Daniel]

Now, i BELIEVE there to be something wrong with the function MSTPointToBankPoint, which can be found in Bank.scar. It just isn't processing the coordinates properly..

{*******************************************************************************
Function MSTPointToBankPoint(P: TPoint): TPoint;
by: Wizzup
Description: Converts a point on the Mainscreen to the point in the Bank.
First Row and Col are (0,0).
*******************************************************************************}
Function MSTPointToBankPoint(MSP: TPoint): TPoint;

Begin
  Result.X := (MSP.X - 38) / 44;
  Result.Y := (MSP.Y - 90) / 45;
End;

Soo... just wondering if anybody else has noticed this?

[Nava2]

It should probably be div not / ?

I am really not sure though. Are you sure its not working?

[HyperSecret]

I believe in my recent script I had to do TPoint + 1 for it to work correctly.

If you Writeln the TPoint coords I was getting like x: -6 and y: 46. The y was off a little but the x was off the screen :P.

[Daniel]

I don't know, but when i use the Withdraw function the script just terminates, also, when i move the mouse to the main screen coordinates it goes to the object, but when converting to bank screen coordinates the mouse just goes off the screen..

[Wizzup?]

The first item is 0, 0 if I recall correctly. (Not 1, 1 if you were expecting that.)

[ZephyrsFury]

The first item is 0, 0 if I recall correctly. (Not 1, 1 if you were expecting that.)

Using Bank Points, first slot is 0, 0.
Using Bank Index, first slot is 1

Unless something has changed.

[Daniel]

Well....

Here are some of the coordinates it's returning for me..

370671616, -2129133501

[ZephyrsFury]

Well....

Here are some of the coordinates it's returning for me..

370671616, -2129133501

That looks like you didn't drag the crosshairs.

[Daniel]

That looks like you didn't drag the crosshairs.

I was using SMART.. With SRL setting up SMART...

[Zyt3x]

I was using SMART.. With SRL setting up SMART...

First test moving the mouse to MSX2, MSY2. Then you can tell if SMART has lost it's focus or not.