I was starting to teach myself how to work with HTML5 Canvas and decided to learn by making a short game/demo. Your list, which could harm your reputation. Number of spam traps and/or invalid or mis-typed email addresses on Stringent permission approach is that it will drastically reduce the Double opt-in is where a user must take anĪction with an email – typically clicking a link – in order to be This keeps your sending isolated from otherĬustomers’, and allows you to better manage your sending reputation.Ĭonsider double opt-in. Sender authentication package that ties your reputation to a private And, depending on yourĬonsider authentication. Unengaged or report your messages as spam. People who haven’t subscribed to your messages are more likely to be The two primary reasons for this is that many ISPsįactor engagement (opens and clicks) with email as part of determining Your list should only include those individuals This corrected codes works more like you were hoping for I'm thinking. If b.left = 150 and b.top > 0 and b.top < 150: If movement was higher than one you'd have to switch to short ranges instead. It's easier to check for that than deal with greater than less than problems which tend to only work for one way. Being the movement speed is only 1, at some point the b.right/left will be exactly 150. If b = UPLEFT or b = DOWNLEFT: # In this case it's rather easy to check for the exact conditions when direction changes should be made.
# check if the block has move out of the window # check for the closing of the 'x' button Screen = _mode((WINDOWWIDTH, WINDOWHEIGHT), 0, 32)ī1 = Please see the code for more information. I am able to do that when the block comes from the right and bounces off the line's right side, but not from the left and to bounce off the line's left side. They are under strict orders to bounce off that line as well. Running the following code allows 3 squares to move about a screen, which are then supposed roam freely, bouncing off the edges, until they encounter a blue line.
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