Moving an image to a point

[developa]

Hello, how do I move an image to a point using the mouse cursor? That means that we click on the image 
and move it to the specified point. Help!

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Edited July 31, 2017 by developa

[developa]

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[myonlake]

Don't bump your forum posts while they're still 7 hours old.

You can use onClientClick to check if a mouse button is pressed down, which allows you to then move around an item on the screen using getCursorPosition in conjunction with onClientRender. To stop moving, you can again use the same onClientClick event to determine when the mouse button is up so you can stop rendering the movement.

[coNolel]

1 hour ago, myonlake said:

Don't bump your forum posts while they're still 7 hours old.

You can use onClientClick to check if a mouse button is pressed down, which allows you to then move around an item on the screen using getCursorPosition in conjunction with onClientRender. To stop moving, you can again use the same onClientClick event to determine when the mouse button is up so you can stop rendering the movement.

getCursorPosition* screenSizeX

because getCursorPosition returns a value from 0 to 1  

Edited July 31, 2017 by coNolel

[NeXuS™]

13 hours ago, coNolel said:

getCursorPosition* screenSizeX

because getCursorPosition returns a value from 0 to 1  

You still have to use getCursorPosition whether it returns a value from 0 to 1. Btw, you can easily recreate the function to have it do the multiplication automatically.

[developa]

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