ct.mouse.hovers is triggered permanently instead of per-frame

Describe the bug I have multiple copies and am trying to perform an action only for the specific copy the user clicks on. I do this check by using the following:

if (ct.actions.MYACTION.pressed && ct.mouse.hovers(this)) {
    // ...etc.
}

However, it looks like ct.mouse.hovers(this) returns true if your mouse has hovered over this copy at any point during the lifetime of the game.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create an action and set it to left mouse click.
2. Create a Type using any texture you want.
3. Place multiple copies of the Type into a Room.
4. Paste the snippets of code shown below.
5. Start the game in debug. Make sure you don’t hover over any copies to start.
6. Pick any copy and click on it. Observe the console correctly printing position and integer.
7. Then hover over another copy. Observe how not only did your current copy you clicked/hovered on change, but also the one you previously clicked, but are not hovering over anymore.

On Create:

this.current = 0;

On Step:

if (ct.actions.YOUR_ACTION.pressed && ct.mouse.hovers(this)){
    this.current++;
    console.log(this.position.x + "," + this.position.y + ": " + "this.currentState);
}

this.move();

Expected behavior I would have expected ct.mouse.hovers(this) to return true only if the mouse pointer is currently hovering over the current copy, false otherwise.

Screenshots (recommended) After clicking first square (X marks which square I clicked):

After clicking second square:

After clicking 3rd square:

Versions:

• OS: macOS Catalina 10.15.7
• ct.js version: 1.5.1

[dtgreene]

I downloaded it and checked. It’s because your collision mask is 512x512 but your sprites are 128x128. So they are overlapping each other causing you to click multiple at a time 😃

[mvxt]

🤦 Thank you for finding that. I don’t know when that was changed or how it got that way but thank you! I’ll close the issue.