I have a circle that is drawn on the window, how can I define its boundaries ? So far, I can place it in an invisible rectangle and so I detect the mouse, but this is not what I want
CIRCLE_STEP = 10
def draw_circle(cx,cy,r,color)
0.step(360, CIRCLE_STEP) do |a1|
a2 = a1 + CIRCLE_STEP
$window.draw_line cx + Gosu.offset_x(a1, r), cy + Gosu.offset_y(a1, r), color, cx + Gosu.offset_x(a2, r), cy + Gosu.offset_y(a2, r), color, 10
end
end
def update
if mouse_over_button($window.mouse_x, $window.mouse_y, 180)
@color = Gosu::Color::GREEN
else
@color = Gosu::Color.argb(255, 240, 232, 196)
end
end
def mouse_over_button(mouse_x, mouse_y, shift)
mouse_x.between?(get_rect_width, get_rect_width + shift) && mouse_y.between?(get_rect_height, get_rect_height + shift)
end
def get_rect_width()
$window.width / 2
end
def get_rect_height()
$window.height / 2 + 200
end
Is there any other more efficient way ?
Use the Center of the circle's screen position, then take the mouse's screen position. Then offset by the circles radius.
my = Gosu::Window#mouse_x
mx = Gosu::Window#mouse_y
if (my - circle_y).abs + (mx - circle_x).abs < circle_radius
# mouse is over circle
end