How to detect the center in a scaled game

[totallybueno]

Hi there, I´m having some problems with this, I have a basic system for my game, I need to check if the player clicked or touched the left or the right part of the screen, just that.

 

It´s working perfectly on desktop but it´s not working with the game scaled and with cocoonJS, I guess I´m missing something. This is my code, can someone help telling me how to detect that "center point" in a scaled game?

	myFunction:function(click){                var clickX = click.clientX;                if(this.world.width > this.scale.width){            var ratio = this.world.width/this.scale.width;            clickX = Math.round(clickX/ratio);        }		if(clickX < this.scale.width*0.5){			//stuff to do if you touched the left part		}else{			//stuff to do if you touched the right part		}	},

Thanks in advance folks

[j0hnskot]

I guess 'this' refers to the game object.

 

Can you try using 'this.world.centerX'?   

 

 

For example : 

if(clickX<=this.world.centerX){   //clicked left part}else{  //clicked right part}

Edit: Do you use the inputManager of phaser to get the value of X? or the browser's?

[totallybueno]

Hi, thanks for the anwser. Well, the world is changing the size if the game is rescaled? It seems to be exactly the same size always (so world.centerX is always giving me the same number).

 

Also, yep, I´m usin the inputManager to get that values:

 this.game.debug.inputInfo(click.clientX, click.clientY);

[j0hnskot]

I dont think the size of the world gets changed. That's why it confuses me.  

 

If you use :

this.game.input.activePointer.x; this.game.input.activePointer.y; 

the positions returned should be where the mouse is based on the world, regardless of the scale. 

 

How do you assign the x,y values on the "click" object?

[totallybueno]

This last answer was the good one

 

It´s working perfectly now, thanks j0hnskot