Create a mypixmap type with fields x,y and name then stick them on a list.
Do the mx/my check against the list and return each pixmap collided (possibly in an array).
Check the collideimage code as it does something similar.
If you only want 1 pixmap returned then draw them with Z-order and return the highest if there's more than 1 collision.
Do the mx/my check against the list and return each pixmap collided (possibly in an array).
Check the collideimage code as it does something similar.
If you only want 1 pixmap returned then draw them with Z-order and return the highest if there's more than 1 collision.