You mean like this?

set width to viewportright(0)-viewportleft(0)

set height to viewporttop(0)-viewportbottom(0)

hm what about a game like Geometry Dash..its very famous. Would you do the different levels with different layouts?

I probably would, someone else probably wouldn't..

A lot depends on what you are comfortable with, how big your game will be, how much experience you have in creating games, etcetera..

You are the one creating the game, so you decide how to make it, right?

Put the set speed action above the set angle action.

It should be something along the lines of setting the angle of the layer the car is on to the angle of the car..

Hi,

i have exactly ... the same problem on ios

related post

i was thinking about set the size of the iframe to the avalaible screen and set x to centrate ... but fail

Why do you ask a question about setting the height and width of an image when you mean using iFrame and specifically iFrame on iOS?

You must understand that asking the wrong question will not give you the right answer..

(When you ask how to make chocolate milk, nobody in their right mind will think of telling you how to make strawberry-icecream)

There's a Pan/Zoom example shipped with C2..

Just type zoom in the searchbox when selecting new project..

It seems to work just fine, as long as you don't break the chain while istouch = 1

You don't have any events/actions to change the animationframe while istouch = 1

This can probably be solved with a simple else event..

> Unfortunately your capx uses a third party plugin i-frame which I don't have, so I can't open it..

>

https://www.dropbox.com/s/u8sht4xg07t7b ... e.zip?dl=0

Thanks, but I'm not going to download and install something I will never use just to answer your question..

Try pin-behaviour on the sword and pin it to your player..

Although you probably understand exactly what you have explained above, for someone who hasn't seen it it is very unclear..

Could you share your capx and/or make some kind of drawing of the effect you are aiming for?

Unfortunately your capx uses a third party plugin i-frame which I don't have, so I can't open it..

using the same values..

set it's x position to viewportleft(0)+0.5*(viewportright(0)-viewportleft(0))

You should be able to figure out the y-position yourself now..