yep, very nice solution

btw, for speed up, you can overload function vec_dist() for 2d vectors, or create new


This one works fine for me.

Just as a side note I forgot to add, I was clumsying around getting it to work but it was acting weird all the time, while in my head the calculations were right. Turned out temp2_pos.z wasn't at 0 (because VECTOR temp2_pos; doesn't initialise its members (x, y, z) to 0, but leaves it with some random pointer address), so vec_dist returned a very awkward value.

Setting temp2_pos.z to 0 helped alot .

what about this initialization ?

Fine as well as long as all members are set.

Thanks for the mouse_pos limiter, but why it doesnt work when mouse_sync=1; ?

Because this syncronises your mouse with the windows mouse cursor. To change its position you can use SetCursorPos.

Btw, why are you posting in a thread that is now almost a year old?