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• • alexgold87
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  Thanks! That was very helpful!

• • alexgold87
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  I found a mistake. There is a correct file for Drag and Drop with Touch object:

  drag_and_drop_touch.capx

• • alexgold87
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  Hello,

  I have downloaded one of examples in capx file. And there is a value <varies> for Number in instance. I tried to create the same in my project, but every time I get result "0". How can I do it?

  <img src="http://terademix.com/varies.png" border="0" />

• • alexgold87
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  I just tested capx file with touch object on my iPad2. With some objects works perfectly, with some really amazing result. For example - if I touch long rectangular in the middle it will automatically move 40-50 pixels up or left top diagonal around 50-60 pixels.

  I repeat - not with all objects. I strictly copied all events. On laptop works excellent. On ipad - not so perfect. Is there any idea how to fix it?

• • alexgold87
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  Thanks, this is what exactly I need!

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• • alexgold87
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  • • Joined 28 Jan, 2012
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  • 1 Feb, 2012
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  Hello,

  How to create situation shown on the image bellow:

  <img src="http://rumorapps.com/sample1.png" border="0" />

  I have tried for last 2 days and have no idea how to do it. Solid surface is like a conveyor - when object will be on it the object must slowly move to the end of the surface and drop down.

  Should be applied physics.

  Thanks a lot!