newt

I tried that but sometimes the ball went further in. I guess it's due to collision polygon. The ball is round but there are only 8 collision points. I am guessing certain collision area is within the ball perimeter and thus it stopped slightly later. Do you have a solution to this? Not sure if adding more than 8 collision points is a good idea but that's the only solution I can think of.

Thanks for the replies!

Gmoney newt

I tried your expression but it doesn't give the result I want. As in, sometimes it will be off by a few pixels. Does the collision polygon affect the results? The objects are different sizes.

Hi,

I have 2 round objects, A and B. Object A will move towards object B in a bullet behaviour. I want the object A to stop immediately on collision with object B. I am thinking of getting the collision coordinate so that I can set the position of object A. What is the best way to detect this precisely? Or any other approach that's better?

Sorry to bump this thread. Still looking for a solution.

How do I lerp the hue?

I have set R G B as variable and set a range for each to be generated randomly. How do I set the lerp for the transition to happen smoothly?

Hi,

Is browser object: open in new window not working for Crosswalk 15 build?

I tested it on my desktop browser and it's working. When I export it to Android app, it doesn't work on my mobile phone.

*Edit*

Found it under Effect Section of the forum.

I read about that part. How do I find TouchID? Do I define it myself?

I want to detect the location of touch on different side of the screen.

The basic idea is that:

Touch: Is in touch:

Touch.X<(LayoutWidth/2) : Set var1 to Touch.X

Touch.X>(LayoutWidth/2) : Set var2 to Touch.X

How do I get the system to recognize different Touch.X?

Currently when I touch one side of the screen the other side wouldn't register.

LittleStain

Thanks. Made a bit of modification based on your suggestion and it worked.

Maukka

Thanks for your input too.

LittleStain

Thanks. Made a bit of modification based on your suggestion and it worked.

Maukka

Thanks for your input too.

Hi,

I have an array of 4 x 4 representing grids.

I want to spawn 3 objects randomly on the grids without overlapping. Is there an easy way to do it? So if object 1 spawns on array (1,0) then the next 2 object will spawn somewhere other than on that grid.

Just wondering if poorly constructed events cause the phone to heat up quicker?

I have a simple game but it heats up my phone really quickly. It does have more than 300 events but mostly just checking for conditions. Only 2 - 3 minutes into the game and I can feel the heat through the external casing.

I have an app that detects temperature (not sure how accurate it is) but it increased by 3 - 4 Celsius in 1 minute. My phone doesn't even heat up that much when playing 3D games for more than 15 minutes.

Did a quick check and my phone has the following specs:

Processor: Exynos 5430 octocore 32-bit

Graphics: Mali T628 MP6

RAM: 2GB

Not sure if it matters but just posting it for advices. Could be that the hardware is poorly constructed? I experimented on my gf's Nexus 5 and it also heat up pretty quickly.