I'm afraid not, London town!

The create distance joint works perfectly!

Cheers lads!

Yes that is correct, its a bit of a bother being touch functions only!

Kyatric, can you unpin aswell so for example: I touch and move object to hit area and it pins to hit area but if I touch and move object again it unpins itself and can move freely again?

Here is the file:

capx     

Its all touched based at the moment as I'm creating it for tablets and mobile phones.

I have these 3 stickmen which have been sliced into individual parts (Head, Body and Legs). The parts are triggered to move when touch is activated, there are 3 hit areas behind each of the body parts (Head, Body & Legs).

I have a 4th hit area which I want each body part to snap to if it comes into collision/overlaps with hit area 4, the problem is when I do this, all the body parts come together, I want them to keep safe distance between each other like there are when you load the capx.

Hope that makes sense...

Can't seem to get it to work, I must be doing something wrong!

I have these 3 images and I want them to keep distance from each other, how do I achieve this?

capx file would be nice, so I can see exactly what's happening in the events.

Ah right I see it!

So then all you do is set the distance (x,y) between the two objects.

How does it new the position of each object without the object name?

Cheers peps!

Ill give them booth ago!

Rasmus: That's seems simple enough!

Weishaupt: Where is this command "distance (x1,y1,x2,y2)"?

Yeah I've looked into that example!

Ill give it a try!

Hi guys and gals,

How do I keep a distance between 2 objects?

Hi Everyone!

Can you set more than one position on an object?

I have this object and I want 3 positions so that each time the position (1,2,3) collides with a hit area it snaps into position.

Scrap that, I've figured it out!

Cheers newt for your assistance! :)

It works perfect,

If I just wanted to use X positions for drag and drop how would I achieve this?

At the moment it requires 4 parameters. What value do I use?