let's assume that your wandering view is named as object 1 (o1). here's few ways to do it, prolly not the best but they should work.
1) Easy, but not quite accurate one. Flag 40 is optional, just to prevent multiple prints.
if (f5){
.....
v40 = 0;
reset(f40)
}
distance(o0,o1,v40);
if(!f40){
if(v40 < 20){ print("Hi I'm object 1, wazzup"); }set(f40);
}
return();
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2) Hard?! =), but accurate
if (f5){
.....
v40 = 0;
v41 = 0;
v42 = 0;
v43 = 0;
}
get.posn(o0,v40,v41);
get.posn(o1,v42,v43);
/*
Damn, im running out of time so I let you figure out exact commands. I'm back at monday so I can then tell the exact code.
Check which variable is bigger than other to do this:
*/
Variable_with_bigger_value -= Variable_with_smaller_value
/*
If you don't check which one is bigger than other AGI won't approve it because value can't be smaller than 0
do it twice, for x and y-coords
*/
if(!f40){
if (Result_variable_x < 20 && Result_variable_y < 34){print("Hi I'm object 1, wazzup");}
set(f40);
}
return();
Easy eh =)?
