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The x-coordinate of the mouse. This will give you the x-position of the mouse inside your game window Example: object1.x = mouse_x You can use mouse_x and mouse_y in move towards actions. Result: Object1 will now always have the same x-coordinate as the mouse's x-coordinate. (It will stay on the same vertical line as the mouse cursor)

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rdfs:label
  • Mouse x
rdfs:comment
  • The x-coordinate of the mouse. This will give you the x-position of the mouse inside your game window Example: object1.x = mouse_x You can use mouse_x and mouse_y in move towards actions. Result: Object1 will now always have the same x-coordinate as the mouse's x-coordinate. (It will stay on the same vertical line as the mouse cursor)
dcterms:subject
abstract
  • The x-coordinate of the mouse. This will give you the x-position of the mouse inside your game window Example: object1.x = mouse_x You can use mouse_x and mouse_y in move towards actions. Result: Object1 will now always have the same x-coordinate as the mouse's x-coordinate. (It will stay on the same vertical line as the mouse cursor)
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