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[_228221]

I don't even know where to start. When I set Right-Click - Create Instance of object obj_floor, it doesn't create any blocks - to an extent.

It only creates the block on the player when you right click on the player. How would I change it so it creates a block where the mouse is clicked?

And too where I can't create a block on the player, if that's possible.

[Furritus]

here:

 if mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left) && !place_meeting(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK)
 {
  instance_create(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK);
 }

thats all i can think of righ now

[_228221]

here:

 if mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left) && !place_meeting(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK)
 {
  instance_create(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK);
 }

thats all i can think of righ now

Do I apply it to the player in an Execute a piece of code?

'cuz it doesn't work. ):

It still only puts the object over the player, and it isn't aligned to the grid. I should have included that in the first post though...

[PixelKing]

Make it global right click instead of regular right click and make instance create of the block.

[Furritus]

here:

 if mouse_check_button_pressed(mb_left) && !place_meeting(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK)
 {
  instance_create(mouse_x,mouse_y,OBJECTBLOCK);
 }

thats all i can think of righ now

Do I apply it to the player in an Execute a piece of code?

'cuz it doesn't work. ):

It still only puts the object over the player, and it isn't aligned to the grid. I should have included that in the first post though...

instance_create(obj_mouse.x,obj_mouse.y,OBJECTBLOCK);

proly a code to snap it but i use another object... obj_mouse
THEORETICAL CODE

if mouse_x>=x+16 {x+=16;}
if mouse_y>=y+16 {y+=16;}
if mouse_x<=x-16 {x-=16;}
if mouse_y<=y-16 {y-=16;}