> > Hi everybody

> > This is the code, that i have right now. Sorry for the german
> > comments, but I think it should be understandable code. It draws 2 Hex
> > Polys. Now i want know how does pyglet know if the Mouse cursoer is
> > over one of them. Searched in the OpenGL and PyGlet docs but I could
> > not find anything. A Hint would be much appreciated.

> Neither OpenGL or Pyglet "knows" when the mouse is over a geometric
> primitive.  This is functionality you need to implement based on mouse
> location (see pyglet docs) and testing whether the point is inside the
> target shape.  In 2d application this is simple for circles and
> axis-aligned rectangles, but for arbitrary polygons, some more math is
> needed.

> > Thanks in advance
> > Thorsten

> > from pyglet.gl import *
> > window = pyglet.window.Window()

> > class my_hexagon():
> >        def __init__(self, posX, posY):
> >                glBegin(GL_TRIANGLE_FAN)
> >                glVertex2f(posX, posY) # Mittelpunkt
> >                glVertex2f(posX-50, posY-86.6) # Unten Links
> >                glVertex2f(posX+50, posY-86.6) # Unten Rechts
> >                glVertex2f(posX+100, posY) # Rechts
> >                glVertex2f(posX+50, posY+86.6) # Oben Rechts
> >                glVertex2f(posX-50, posY+86.6) # Oben Links
> >                glVertex2f(posX-100, posY) # Links
> >                glVertex2f(posX-50, posY-86.6) # Unten Links
> >                glEnd()

> > @window.event
> > def on_draw():
> >        glClear(GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT)
> >        glLoadIdentity()
> >        HexA = my_hexagon(400, 400)
> >        HexB = my_hexagon(200, 200)

> > pyglet.app.run()

> --
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>                d.p.s