Planet Chili

It's going to run the next line of code, no? and if the next part isn't true it should go to the else?

Why do you say feeling trolled? Are my questions too stupid or just too many of them? lol probably both. I do appreciate the help. I'm new to this and sometimes a second pair of eyes really helps.

Do I need to literally code a portion so that when x equals greater than that number the reticle goes back to white? Shouldn't I just be able to do that with an else statement somewhere like I did for the left side to go back?

Why does this code get the reticle to change back to white when you're no longer over the specified line in one direction but not the other (works to the left but not to the right). if (chx >= enemy1x - 55) { if (chx <= enemy1x - 49) { InhibitEnemyTargetedY = true; EnemyTargetedX = true; } else { ch...

So, I figured out what I was doing wrong. Simple error. Mixing = and ==

Before I was trying it with bools and && signs so that when both values were true a bool would be set to true. The only problem is, even when one was supposedly false I kept getting a return of 1. Now, I'm having a similar problem with these bools. Well, I added the y coordinates (which right now I ...

I'm guessing because the else statement is there is why?

I coded the x coordinates like this and it works: if (chx >= enemy1x - 55) { if (chx <= enemy1x - 49) { chg = 0; chb = 0; chr = 255; } else { chg = 255; chb = 255; chr = 255; } } else { chg = 255; chb = 255; chr = 255; } I've tried doing the same thing but with the y and it makes the reticle not tur...

I tried this with (but doesn't work bc I don't know what I'm doing =]) Enemy1x is a stick figure looking dude for which I did not code the color change for y coordinates yet bc it didn't work for the x. I would like the reticle to turn red when over the enemy. I probably don't need all these else st...

ah. Thanks again albino.

Here's the code for the borders and the pixels. As it stands, you reach the edge and then you have to press the arrow key twice, once to get it to move a space then a second time to get it to move with velocity. No clue why it's doing this. Also, why does the + -17 work in B top border? //B right bo...