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Hi,everyone. I'd like to know can Jitter achieve this effect? As the .Gif blew, to pickup an item ( mouse click) from an inventory ,drag it (hold the click)around and drop it(release the mouse).

And is there some object like "Class" in OOP language?

If Jitter could do this , which key objects I should use? 

And is it possible to add "undo" "redo" functions when someone wants to re-drop an item to some where else?

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Hi,everyone.   I'd like to know can Jitter achieve this effect? As the .Gif blew, to pickup an  item ( mouse click) from an inventory ,drag it (hold the click)around and drop it(release the mouse).
 And is there some object like "Class" in OOP language?
If Jitter could do this , which key objects I should use? 
And is it possible to  add  "undo" "redo" functions when someone wants to re-drop an item to some where else?

Hi,everyone.   I'd like to know can Jitter achieve this effect? As the .Gif blew, to pickup an  item ( mouse click) from an inventory ,drag 

is-jitter-the-suitable-language-to-achieve-this

I haven't done it, but it seems doable. Even in max. [mousestate] to get the mouse position and click. And moving and tracking the position of fpics. Tracking with the [getattr presentation_rect] and moving with 'presentation_rect' message to the fpic. You would need to build the programming logic to: detect when the mouse is over an movable fpic and and when clicked assign its position to current mouse position and drop it when released (mouse off?) For the undo you need to store the last position, for example in multiple [int] objects.

The "hover" object is useful in order to know when the mouse is above a certain element. Check the example.

It's a good idea to use Max patch interface !

Thank you @AHTI TA and @PEDRO SANTOS !
It's a good idea to use Max patch interface !

Is Jitter the suitable language to achieve this ?