You

need to parametrize the direction the object is moving into radial

co

Let us

say we implement the method as follows :

public void MoveObject(int

directionInDegrees, double speed, double timeElapsed)
{
double

directionInRad = (double) directionInDegrees*2.0*Pi/360.0;
object.X =

object.X + speed * Cos(directionInRad) * timeElapsed;
object.Y = object.Y +

speed * Sin(directionInRad) * timeElapsed;
}

The need for the speed and

timeElapsed variables depends on when you want to call this method. The

speed variable indicates how far you want to move the object. If the speed

is constant, you can replace it with a fixed number.
If you call this

method in an infinate game loop (multiple times per second) and you need to

make sure that the object doesn't move faster on faster computers, you need

the timeElapsed variable. If you call the MoveObject method as a response of

an action, e.g. to take a single step, you can ommit the timeElapsed

variable.

Hope this helps,
Davy

hi,

excuse me, but i want to ask i learned vb, but i didn't find it as useful

as c. so, how can i learn c?
thanks a lot, parham doostdar!