Not really sure if it's the best solution, but perhaps you can use structs for that? Only then you would have to write the whole game in Lite-C. To be honest, for a 2D game I would not use 3D Gamestudio.

You can fake 2D or maybe even write with the help of Lite-C and a plugin a 2D engine, just no real 2D out of the box.

you can create an array for your 100 panels, and save the pointers in it and let them move in a while loop when you go with your mouse to the edge of your screen.

would be like this:


panel* ptrPanelTemp;
function fncMoveScreen(iX, iY)
{
while(iCounter < 100)
{
ptrPanelTemp = ptr_for_handle(yourArray[iCounter]);
ptrPanelTemp.pos_x += iX;
ptrPanelTemp.pos_y += iY;
iCounter += 1;
}
}

and call it like fncMoveScreen(5, -7);, depends on how you want to move the screen

this should work when you saved all the pointers in this arrays at the beginning of your game.

Or just use one image with all the stuff on it from the map? Unless you specifically need everything in it's own seperate form.

Sorry but i somehow dont understand that in
ptr_for_handle(yourArray[iCounter]);

I need create panel and then store it with handle under yourarray, but what is that icounter?

With your ideas i done some fixes and now game works really nice.

Sorry for the late answer.
iCounter is the position in the array. it goes from 0 to 99 so all panel-pointers inside will get moved.

Aha! I there dont find way how put in that array without errors. And then i transform panels in sprites and move camera in 3d world. With all of this now is easy to make events and other stuffs.

Only sprites strangly reacts on event_touch and event_release - dont wait till release but already after frame make event-rel.. and then again event_tou.. and continue so long till i move mouse off from sprite.
That is normal or engine bug with sprites?

P.S. my fault!! HEHE! That happens when on model creates new sprite(checkbox)
Now need do something to ignore him.