You might want to take a look at my new ebook, "The Big List of Game Publishers". I think you'll find most Devs are not going to share publishers in the public domain. Most forums that have threads discussing publishers are private forums. I'm also launching a private forum for subscribers to share info and experiences. I Believe it's the most comprehensive list of publishers anywhere, an ongoing project with constant updates.

I am also a C2 Developer and blog about my experiences making and marketing HTML5 games at http://www.nakedgametalk.com. You can visit my site, and see my games and ebook here http://www.neoprofessor.com

I'm always experimenting with other options, but hands down, C2 is the best!

To improve performance you can include:

Disable collisions for all objects.

Create conditions for objects of families

Collisions enabled >Is onscreen

for objects requiring collision.

This increase memory assuming your objects exist off screen.

Dude,

Your link is incomplete....

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I never thought of that although I would use rotate behavior.

There's 3rd party rotate behavior from REX plugins here :

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/5779181/C2Repo/index.html

I'm pretty sure it gives you better control, but don't quote me. I have it, but never used it.

Here's what you do for simple solution. Use pin behavior to an INVISIBLE circle and pin on the VISIBLE circle and give rotate behavior too. Give it an image point (1) for your point A. You could also create a small invisible object and pin it to image point(1) and have it represent point A.

When Sprite reaches point A, Pin it, activate rotation.

Also, create an invisible object to represent point B.

When Sprite is "on collision" or "on overlap" with point B. Kill rotate and un-pin sprite and add any other event you need.

Much easier than radius calculations.

Voila !

Hey Taurian,

thanks for the tut.

Always wanted to try out Ejecta for doing the iOs Export.

Going to try it right now

Do you have any experiences regarding audio, ajax and ads?

Please post your experience Ejecta. I'm very curious about how that works out.

Thanks. I appreciate the sentiment. I may just post this capx with a short write up on the use of variables. Sounds like your on the right track and while some things get easier and faster as you go, you'll always being doing tedious things too. Good Luck and stay motivated...

No problem. Actually, I can see the dilemma you were in. I'm sure there's a better solution that the one I presented,

it just hasn't come to me yet. I knew the use of the variables would help expand your thought process. I've found there is always a solution, you just need something to hit you on the head. Just something to remember; you can create variables that are strings, and use those to define states like falling, bouncing, rolling, etc. And write

SYSTEM>COG_VARIABLE = FALLING > PLAY FALLING_SOUND and so on.....

also you can use "trigger once while true" with collisions, you just have to make the "trigger once while true" a sub event of the "on collision" condition.

I think I might expand on that capx a little and post tutorial about it.

Anyway, good luck!

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Ok. Try this

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/42168787/Rolling_Sound.capx

It's simple solution. I used global variable. I use 1 for true AND 0 for false.

if you object bounces a lot, give the system wait more time (0.5, 0.6, etc..)

If your going to use multiple Cogs (rolling balls), you'll need to use an Instance Variable within the cog and use Boolean operator instead.

If you think about it you can expand on this pretty easy.