[matanl1234]

Hello, I used the next code to drag and drop a sprite, but when I move the mouse too quickly it gets out of the texture and the dragging stops (the ms,oldMS,pos,org,tex are defined earlier):

public void Move()
        {
            Vector2 realPos = pos - org;
            bool inTexture = ms.X >= realPos.X && ms.X <= (realPos.X + tex.Width) &&
             ms.Y >= realPos.Y && ms.Y <= (realPos.Y + tex.Height);

            if (oldMS.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed && inTexture)
            {
                int xDifference = ms.X - oldMS.X;
                int yDifference = Y - oldMS.Y;

                pos.X += xDifference;
                pos.Y += yDifference;
            }
            oldMS = ms;
        }

thanks for any help.

This post has been edited by matanl1234: 22 June 2012 - 05:45 AM

[LiberLogic969]

Try something like this.

//Field
bool isDragAndDropping;
Sprite spriteBeingMoved;

public void Update(GameTime gameTime)
{
   for (int i = 0; i < Sprites.Count; i++)
   {
      Vector2 realPos = Sprites[i].pos - Sprites[i].org;
      if (oldMS.LeftButton == ButtonState.Pressed)
      {
          if (ms.X >= realPos.X && ms.X <= (realPos.X + Sprites[i].tex.Width) &&  
              ms.Y >= realPos.Y && ms.Y <= (realPos.Y + Sprites[i].tex.Height)
           {
              isDragAndDropping = true;
              spriteBeingMoved = Sprites[i];
           }
     }
   }
   if (isDragAndDropping)
   {
       int xDifference = ms.X - oldMS.X; 
       int yDifference = Y - oldMS.Y;
       spriteBeingMoved.pos.X += xDifference;  
       spriteBeingMoved.pos.Y += yDifference;  

       if (oldMS.LeftButton == ButtonState.Released)
          {
             isDragAndDropping = false;
          }
   }
}

Hope this helps.