01-08-2007 12:15 PM
I sent you descriptions of what I made with only one side or circle color. What I want to do is the same thing for the other circle, but independently (except for the timer that runs for the two circles).
For example, imagine a simpler case in which the left side provides one point for one click after every 10 sec. and the right side for one click after 20 sec. If the user clicks on the left side at the 11th second, he gets one point, and if he clicks on the right side 10 seconds later, or at the 21th seconds, he gets one point.
If now, instead of clicking on the left side then on the right side, the user clicks only at the left side, I want he has one point every 10 seconds, and not wait he has one point at the left side. It is unfortunately what I get in my programming because I insert the two circles programming in the same loop. I don't know how to do otherwise.
Can you help me please. Thanks.
01-08-2007 12:16 PM
I sent you descriptions of what I made with only one side or circle color. What I want to do is the same thing for the other circle, but independently (except for the timer that runs for the two circles).
For example, imagine a simpler case in which the left side provides one point for one click after every 10 sec. and the right side for one click after 20 sec. If the user clicks on the left side at the 11th second, he gets one point, and if he clicks on the right side 10 seconds later, or at the 21th seconds, he gets one point.
If now, instead of clicking on the left side then on the right side, the user clicks only at the left side, I want he has one point every 10 seconds, and not wait he has one point at the left side. It is unfortunately what I get in my programming because I insert the two circles programming in the same loop. I don't know how to do otherwise.
Can you help me please. Thanks.
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