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  Agreed! I personaly think you should just ignore the litte "bumps" and claim it on the virtual material of the pipe and the ball ;-)

• • Weishaupt
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  I think I may have found a bug.

  I constructed a litte elevator with pyhiscs object, but the ball only gets liftet so far before the - still ongoing plattform - drops it.

  Here's the CAPX

• • Weishaupt
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  Strange topic....haven't seen anything like that in other vendor boards...

• • Weishaupt
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  you know, that the <ctrl> (in german <strg>) button combined with the mousewheel lets you "zoom" in and out of your layout canvas?!

• • Weishaupt
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  It think ticks are client dependent, ie a tick on a high speed four core processor might be shorter than on an old x86...

  But maybe Ashley could answer this.

• • Weishaupt
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  Well "really" need? - No, but it would be nice since I like to show on the Startscreen the "version" of the build and sometimes it gets confusing if you have to maintain the version in differnt places

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• • Weishaupt
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  Is there a way to read the projects version property during runtime?

• • Weishaupt
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  • 27 Jan, 2012
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  Cheers lads!

  Are you from down under?

• • Weishaupt
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  • 27 Jan, 2012
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  Yann - Thanks pal!

• • Weishaupt
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  ok...i have a hard time to understand what it shoud do hence I can not test on a touch device...and rewriting is something I don't like to do.

  You could assign a physics behaviour to all body objects and then use the "create distance joint" command to bind the parts together....or try "pinning" the parts together...

  is it correct, that "mdist" is supposed to be the distance between "touch" and "touched" bodypart?

  ninja'd... <img src="smileys/smiley18.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

• • Weishaupt
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  • 27 Jan, 2012
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  Pal - I dont have a CAPX wich I could send you. I just opend c2 to shoot that picture, but if you post your capx and let me know what you are trying to do, i could edit your file

• • Weishaupt
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  • 27 Jan, 2012
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  in two events yeah :D

  http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23551572/C2/shortFade.capx

  Yann - I see your code, but I dont understand why this fades so smooth. Can you explaine you two lines a bit for stupid little me? Please!

• • Weishaupt
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  stupid question....why or better what for do you need a timer, that is exact to a milisecond?

• • Weishaupt
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  no behaviour needed....

  <img src="http://quak.laurig.de/distance.PNG" border="0" />

• • Weishaupt
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  this is somehting you have to "type" to see it. Create an event -> System -> Compare two variables -> and type "distance" in the first data field...you should see a buble showing the exact syntax