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# TODO: Demonstrating movement might be difficult... come up with a |
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# TODO: Demonstrating movement might be difficult... come up with a |
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# good way on paper. |
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# good way on paper. Basically once the mouse release happens |
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# your next click sets "MOVING" and it begins translating |
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# points in the point set each update. During "MOVING" the |
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# draw points function will draw the selected points using |
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# the moving color. Since the points in the __current_points |
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# set are updating each tick, the painting should happen |
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# as expected. |
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# (Get this move, save, and load done IN THAT ORDER) |
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# (DRAW ALGORITHM ON PAPER) |
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# TODO: The highlight any direction bug needs to be fixed but it |
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# TODO: The highlight any direction bug needs to be fixed but it |
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