Touch Identity

Ashley responded to me in this thread:

the 'on touch end' event takes a zero-based index of a touch, but you're passing the touch ID which is an arbitrary number uniquely identifying a touch.

<img src="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10196246/Origin.JPG" border="0">

I think he means that the problem is 'on touch end' expects a specific numeric index (number of touches) but I'm passing it the random unique number of the puck.

I thought this line was saying "when the specific touch on this puck ends" but apparently not.

Does anyone know of a way to say that?

Changing it to "is touching puck" (inverted) makes the behaviour occur in preview mode. (Before, it would only be seen on a touchscreen). Getting closer I guess.

TouchID

I may have solved it. Adding what happens when touch speed is less than 100 seemed to do it.

<img src="https://dl.dropbox.com/u/10196246/touchid%20solution.JPG" border="0" />

Do you perhaps still have that example, i cant download it because the link gives me a dead end ^^;

Im trying to get something similar to what you described here to work, but i cant really grasp the concept of how to control a sprite with a specific ID of a touch.

The link above should work now.