That’s the way I would have done it if I’d remembered how. I like the way spt suggested though. The ’lock’ metaphor is easy to remember.

@poof92 i had an inkling thats what you were after but i couldn't find the demo for it that vinicity posted

Perfect, that worked, thanks a lot!

@waldron Cool thanks I'll check it out!

I did some quick tests, and it seems that the modified functions are definitely faster. Between 4 and 10 times in my little test scenarios...

dizzy.y = ceil (dizzy.y)

So simple! Thanks a lot everyone 😄
And yes pianofire - for now I just need it rounded up. It’s all useful knowledge anyway!

@Mechanical that's probably why its not been done yet ;)

how about a box that moves in as fake sky or clouds as you reach that point i know its masking the problem but possible work around.

@LinkCraft just to add https://fuzearena.com/forum/topic/737/animated-map-tiles

the bottom post and don't forget to updatemap()

@Martin @vinicity thanks for catching my transposition error from the original version. I tested that version and you're correct it works as you describe.

Well, just wanted to start this thread for others that happen along that pattern as well. Thanks!

@vinicity It just returns an array of structs. You can make it global or local depending on what you assign the results to. I think that the change focus is currently expecting it to be global but this could be changed.

That's interesting never thought about using velocity with the orientation.

Thanks pianofire

Hope this is not not too long for copyright, but I think the Big Bang Theory has helped with the brand awareness of the Theramin:

That explains it!

@waldron thats a good hint! That fulfils the purpose. Thank you.

@Martin Ok thats interesting that you cant declare functions in fuctions but thanks martin for make things clear

@SteveZX81 i have another few planned :)

Oh yeah, someone gave a TED talk on this a while back :)

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@AndyG1985 Dave's sample program the ninja one is a good guide for this