Nice nice! Its a cool plugin but can you make one with more or's ? Or one that we can combine and create more or's expressions. Thanks for reply!

How many ORs would you need in one condition? There's no good way in the editor to add a random number of statements. I could expand the number of OR expressions to whatever you might need.

Vinians,

For what it's worth, I just posted a conditional OR plugin here: OR Plugin

There is also an example geared towards your issue, although it uses a mouse click instead of the touch mechanism.

I hope this helps.

<font color=red>This plugin has been removed, since it is no longer necessary.

You should use the built-in OR function, which is a lot more useful.

PM me if you need a copy of the plugin for some reason, but I would suggest you modify any projects which use this plugin to instead use the built-in OR function.</font>

I wish to have that experience like R0J0hound !!

You must first be enlightened with the Zen of the Grinning Hound!

R0J0hound, nice example.

Do you have a proxy configured in Internet Properties --> Connections --> LAN settings?

I could see something like this happening if you had a proxy configured and did not select the "Bypass proxy servers for local addresses" option.

It seems like localhost should be available no matter what, but you never know what those crazy Microsoft programmers may have done.

I could use something like that too, —

Sharing is caring!

and M&Ms are cool

Agree to agree!

Newt, just to clarify, are you saying instead of doing this:

     Array(x,y) = i

You want to be able to do this:

     Array(i) = (x,y)

Nice example, — Why is it raining green M&Ms though? <img src="smileys/smiley17.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Adam, I haven't worked much with the Touch plug-in, but try the following and you will see the actions and methods you need to use:

1. Create a new project

2. In the layout, add the Touch plug-in

3. In the layout, add a sprite

4. In the event sheet, add an event: Touch:Device orientation is supported. This is a condition which checks to make sure that device orientation is supported. If it is, then the action will be executed.

5. Add an action, and select your sprite

6. Under the Size & Position section, select Set X

7. When the prompt comes up, go to the Objects with expressions window, and select Touch

Under the Orientation & Motion section, you will see the Acceleration methods. This should get you started. There are many others on the forums who will be able to help you with the specifics regarding the methods and the math involved.

Good luck!

Welcome to the community!

I think you will like C2 for a lot of reasons, but mostly for what other's have said: you can design and "construct" your game without having to worry about all of the programming details.

But, if you decide later you do want to add some functionality, or customize your game, you have the option to create behaviors and plug-ins to add just about anything you need.

You can also modify and expand the exported HTML and JS code to add your own touches, if you want to go that deep.

That, the community, and the developer involvement and attention are what really sold C2 for me.

Good luck and don't be a stranger!

Welcome to C2 and the forums, ubicray. I also came from a long time using Game Maker (under a different user name), and I can say that C2 and the Scirra community offer a much different experience.

I'm not dogging on GM or the GM community. They have their own strengths and weaknesses. I just think you will find C2 and this community refreshing and to be a much different experience.