Break up the hog/object collision. Currently is $7F, allowing 128 overlapping objects accurately. Breaking it up into 15 for hogs, 7 for other objects. I'm thinking the overall accuracy should be just fine as far as people noticing even with a ton of overlapping hogs, and this way we can tell the difference between a hog and "something else". For experiment and rope-breaking purposes, make rope pass through hogs.
unit uCursor;
interface
procedure init;
procedure resetPosition;
procedure updatePosition;
procedure handlePositionUpdate(x, y: LongInt);
implementation
uses SDLh, uVariables;
procedure init;
begin
resetPosition();
end;
procedure resetPosition;
begin
SDL_WarpMouse(cScreenWidth div 2, cScreenHeight div 2);
end;
procedure updatePosition;
var x, y: LongInt;
begin
SDL_GetMouseState(@x, @y);
if(x <> cScreenWidth div 2) or (y <> cScreenHeight div 2) then
begin
handlePositionUpdate(x - cScreenWidth div 2, y - cScreenHeight div 2);
if cHasFocus then
SDL_WarpMouse(cScreenWidth div 2, cScreenHeight div 2);
end
end;
procedure handlePositionUpdate(x, y: LongInt);
begin
CursorPoint.X:= CursorPoint.X + x;
CursorPoint.Y:= CursorPoint.Y - y;
end;
end.