mean(val1, val2, ... max_val);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| val0 ... max_val | The values to compare. |
Returns: Real
This function works by adding up all the input values and then
dividing them by their own number. You can have as many arguments
as you require (note that more arguments will mean that the
function will be slower to parse). So, mean(2, 6, 9, 32)
returns 12.25 as 2+6+9+32=49 and 49/4=12.25.
xmiddle = mean(obj_player1.x, obj_player2.x,
obj_player3.x);
ymiddle = mean(obj_player1.y, obj_player2.y,
obj_player3.y);
This will set xmiddle and ymiddle to the x and y coordinates of the average of the coordinates of three player objects, obj_player1, obj_player2 and obj_player3. You could, for instance, use this to keep the game camera focused on all three players instead of just one.