Fantastic. I can personally verify, using my family's iPad, that touch controls do work, and quite well.

That being said, on the same iPad, it ran rather slowly, for some reason.

Candescence,

I can confirm that the same file works on an HTC EVO running the Dolphin HD browser!

Very slow as well, however.

Ah, the joys of alphaware,

Queezi

HTML5 does support touch input through javascript - but I don't have a touch device, so I'm a little stuck there

Understood, but shouldn't touch support be more generic than that if the goal is to create once and generate many times (through different exporters)? Would a new Input Object (Touch? Gesture?) be the way to go?

In any event, the first priority should be to get you a touch device ASAP! BTW, the Barnes & Noble Nook Color is an easily rootable Android device that can be had for $250 USD...

Grabbing a hat to pass,

Queezi

As a totally excited C2 noob, I'm pretty sure I understand the basics, but I still have a question:

I understand that the default exporter is HTML5 (Yay! ...unless not) and that new exporters will be written in the future. I assume that some of those exporters will be for devices that support gesture input (eg. smartphones, tablets, etc.) My question--finally--is this: what provisions will C2 have for acknowledging and responding to screen taps, drags, pinches and other "touch" input?

Enjoying the sense of anticipation,

Queezi