1) put the Flip command just after the latest Drawimage, and before the Wend statement
2) choose a standard screen resolution. More, if you want that your game ran on other pcs, choose a smaller resolution:
Graphics 640,480,0,1 ;(2 for windowed)
or
Graphics 800,600,0,1 ;(2 for windowed)
should be fine.
3) I would change the If statement, checking first the mousedown(), because it happens less frequently, so it would make the process slight faster:
4) do not use fixed numbers to indicate where to display your image. If you write in your code 100 times:
drawimage popup,700,14
and then you want to change the coordinates, you have to edit it 100 times. Instead, declare two variables like, for example, buttonx and buttony, and use them when you draw the image on the screen:
drawimage button,buttonx,buttony
About the status thingy. Basically, you may do in this way:
The image status does not exist really, but you can create a flag (or use a type structure, but perhaps right now is too complicated if you are a beginner).
So, for example:
In the example above, the image my_img will be displayed when you left click on it, and will disappear if you left click again on it.
Hope this has sense for you,
Sergio.
2) choose a standard screen resolution. More, if you want that your game ran on other pcs, choose a smaller resolution:
Graphics 640,480,0,1 ;(2 for windowed)
or
Graphics 800,600,0,1 ;(2 for windowed)
should be fine.
3) I would change the If statement, checking first the mousedown(), because it happens less frequently, so it would make the process slight faster:
If Mousedown(1) then If ImagesOverlap (pointer,MouseX(),MouseY(),button,0,711) then . .
4) do not use fixed numbers to indicate where to display your image. If you write in your code 100 times:
drawimage popup,700,14
and then you want to change the coordinates, you have to edit it 100 times. Instead, declare two variables like, for example, buttonx and buttony, and use them when you draw the image on the screen:
drawimage button,buttonx,buttony
About the status thingy. Basically, you may do in this way:
if the left button mouse has been pressed then if it has been pressed on an image then change status to the image flag endif endif And, in the main loop: if the image status is 1 then display it . . flip wend
The image status does not exist really, but you can create a flag (or use a type structure, but perhaps right now is too complicated if you are a beginner).
So, for example:
my_img = LoadImage("popup.png") my_img_status = 0 my_imgx = 100 my_imgy = 100 . . if mousehit(1) then ;left mouse click ? flushmouse() ;reset mouse if imagesoverlap(mouse_img,mousex(),mousey(),button,buttonx,buttony) then my_img_status = 1 - my_img_status ;this will toggle between 0 and 1 endif endif ; ; if my_img_status = 1 then drawimage my_img,my_imgx,my_imgy endif flip wend
In the example above, the image my_img will be displayed when you left click on it, and will disappear if you left click again on it.
Hope this has sense for you,
Sergio.