Lots of success, lots left

The last few days have been great in the way of progress.

• I made multi-dimensional arrays my bitch as I got the points to all store in a 3D one.
• I figured out and implemented how to attach the measurements to each movie clip so they don't stack up uselessly anymore.
• I changed the code around so when it draws each line, it puts it into it's own seperate movie clip. This way you can undo as you're going along.
• I implemented that there undo I was just talking about.
• I got almost finished with a rotate feature for each wall group, but came up upon a snag with the registration points. There's supposedly ways to change it, but everything I find on it doesn't do a good job in explaining it, so I got fed up with it for now. It rotates, but it rotates with a registration point of 0,0. And I just can't use that.

The next things to work on unless more pressing concerns arise will be:

• Finishing the first iteration of the final design document. This is due in class on Monday by the way.
• Fixing that damn rotate.
• Coming up with and implementing a scale feature. Maybe one for both wall groups and one for single walls, or maybe just wall groups. Dunno yet.
• Tweaking the measurement algorithms so I get more consistent measurements.
• Ceiling height
• Clone room (maybe)

In the farther future, after I'm comfortable with all that and whatever ugly things have reared their heads, I'll be starting on these things:

• Attaching rooms to exterior wall groups
• Naming and zooming into interior wall groups (rooms)
• A viable 2nd and 3rd floor system that makes sense
• Adding doors, windows, and other things that visually effect walls.

I'll be getting into some really complicated stuff soon. Wish me luck.

p.s. Here's is the latest .swf. (---> LINK <---)