I've got a button on a background, but

IntelligentDesigner

even though the rule for the button causes some "stuff" to happen, the same "stuff" happens if the background (not over the button) is clicked... How do you confine the "click-ability" to the button?

Hunnenkoenig

Use the rule touch "inside" on the button with the touch "pressed" together

IntelligentDesigner

I was using
Actor Receives event - mouse button- is - down.
When I added
Actor Receives event - touch - inside

That fixed it, Thanks Mr. T and Hunn...

JGary321

Don't use mouse button is down. Always use Touch is Pressed.

That way if you ever want to incorporate multi-touch you don't have to go back & redo every rule you ever made.

Also if using Touch is Pressed, you don't have to do Touch is Inside.

IntelligentDesigner

Thanks! That's good to know, since I have a feeling that the less interactively parsed rules, the better the performance.

Cheers!