p5play Drag and Drop Games Tutorial

This is a short tutorial on how to use the p5play library to make games where you drag things onto other things. A paper-doll / dress-up game is a good example and that's what I show in this video.
The code can be found here on GitHub: github.com/FSU...

[@IronRiviera]

Love programming. Learned assembly on an 8080 in 1983

[@sofiamesaginer2612]

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[@nargesshm2715]

Thanks for this video! I am wondering how it is possible that two different dresses do not interact with each other, and also whether they can snap back to their initial positions if we want to put them back where they were.

[@RobDuarte]

Getting the clothes to not interact with each other is as simple as adding `jacket.overlaps(dress)` at the end of the setup() function. You can have them snap in positions other than the doll by essentially duplicating the if statement that determines whether the object should snap to the doll (using the dist() function) and giving it a different set of coordinates for its "home" position. It might look something like: if (dist(dress.x, dress.y, dressHome.x, dressHome.y) < 20) ... good luck!