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- sqiddster
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- 14 Nov, 2011
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Wait... is there a manual now :O

I cannot seem to find it
- sqiddster
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An easy way to do this is to create an invisible object, called 'camera' with the scroll-to behavior. Now you can manipulate this object to always be at touch.x, touch.y.

If you want complex swipe navigation, I do not really know.
- sqiddster
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He probably needs them to have physics properties for other occasions in the game.

I agree, this needs to be remedied.
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What I am mainly worried about is the performance. I have not tried it out yet, but from what people have said, even simple games run incredibly slow. Will this ever be fixed to a point where C2 can be used as a competitive phone game development tool?
- sqiddster
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Ahhhhhh...

I am scaling a layer, indeed. Thank you.

EDIT: Oops! It seems that I have uncovered a real bug! Adding these properties to my mouse expressions means I get nothing but a grey screen at runtime.
- sqiddster
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I am having a very strange problem.

I have a turret which has one event for aiming: set angle towards position mouse.X, mouse.Y.

This works well. Most of the time. Sometime however, I get a strange glitch where it SORT of points towards the mouse, but not quite. Obviously this is a game breaking bug but it is not my code as there is only one event for aiming. Just to make sure, I made another object (the yellow thing) with two events: one to set position to the tank, and another to set angle towards (mouse.x, mouse.y). Same problem.

<img src="http://i.imgur.com/YzGfS.jpg" border="0" />

Interesting...
- sqiddster
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The fact that they do not force you to promote them just makes me want to even more ;)

Scirra, you are awesome.
- sqiddster
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I wouldn't trust loyalty free sprites anyhow... Somehow it seems that they would abandon you in hard times ;)

Royalty free sprites, on the other hand...
- sqiddster
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- 12 Nov, 2011
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Not true. You simply need to modify the exported Index.html.

Scirra is being very generous with things like this.
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- sqiddster
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This does not exist yet. I think you will have to wait for 'families' and 'containers'.

There probably is a way to do what you want, however. It is hard to understand exactly what you are asking. Post a capx perhaps?
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I am fairly sure that there is no way to currently do this.
- sqiddster
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It seems that the 'shake' option of the scroll-to behavior is unaffected by Timescale (If timescale is set to 0, the shaking continues)

I am not sure if this is intentional but it seems not so to me.