@tmann That looks interesting – and affordable! So if it exports to PNG that would make it GS friendly, right?

Wow! Thanks guys. You are amazing! @Armeline's solution is super-robust and very elegant. I just threw in a bunch more actors making it a 5x5 grid and it still works perfectly. It could be that limiti

http://tumult.com/hype/ might be worth a look - far cheaper and more accessable than Flash ( and obviously covering vastly different market sectors ) but with physics and export to png sequence and a

Depending on how you are measuring the swipe you would simply record the angle between the start and the end of the swipe measurement, if it is within the range you define as 'legal' then [do somethin

I'm not sure about -180 but to reset it, just change self.StartRotation to self.Rotation. That way, when self.Rotation is 0, self.StartRotation is 0 and you compare it to self.Rotation as it changes

Here you go. This one is much more robust.

Try this. Not sure how well it'll adapt to your game without seeing your game, though.

Thank you for your reply @tatiang

If it were me, I would keep track of each actor that the "touch" is inside and check for grid square values that are diagonal from each other. I can make you a demo later but I'm on

* Timers do not update their frequency after they start running. Google custom interval timer gamesalad and you should find my demo that offers a workaround. If you have any trouble finding it, let

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of 90 degree turns. I actually have no idea how I would measure the difference between a diagonal swipe and one that is straight or straight angles.

Every Difficulty Seconds => Change another attribute and do a couple of other things.

You can use this one if you like. It's a disabled device I used to own.

how do i make the the gamepad move from one actor to the other

Not to be difficult but how would you differentiate? In other words, if you had to describe a legal swipe from an illegal one, how would you explain that to someone (regardless of how you might code

My name is Gina and I am an award winning composer and sound designer working in the game industry for the past 10 years. My team and I have created audio for projects range from AAA games like Just C

@jamie_c & @Lost_Oasis_Games thank you very much ! & @Lost_Oasis_Games can't wait to take a look at the app

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But I am not sure how I can use this approach to measure a diagonal swipe attempt. How would you differentiate an illegal swipe from a legal one?