R0J0hound Thanks! It worked :D

I tried to adopt for touch by replacing all mouse references to touch.

The part to launch the ball with a mouse click down I changed to 'touch end' When I did that, the ball no longer launched.

Here's an attached capx to look at.

dl.dropbox.com/u/17062392/proj_path_phys_touch.capx

This is perfect and exactly what I was looking for!

Although there's a consistency problem when I changed the posx from 0 to half of the window width. When I move the mouse in -x direction of posx the parabola is different than when it's in the equal opposite side of posx. Moving the mouse across the screen from left to right, the parabola height grows.

I figured it had to do something with mouse.y-clamp(mouse.x, 100, 1000)) but I somehow end up screwing the path when attempting to modify.

Have you a suggestion?

Wow! That is awesome!!

Wow! That would be great if they did!

I find it quite exciting, really.

Have you seen this as well? The second and third item from the top of the list.

bitbucket.org/ludei/cocoon_cocoonjsextensions/commits/all

'Requested by Disney'

Here's more information about audio in the manual:

https://www.scirra.com/manual/52/import-audio

Yes! I'm glad to hear it's working!

UPDATE

I just tried it on android Google Play and it works <img src="smileys/smiley4.gif" border="0" align="middle">

The last pieces of making this IAP complete would be to gather purchase information as listed in the cocoonjs wiki.

http://doc.ludei.com/CocoonJS_Store/symbols/CocoonJS.Store.PurchaseInfo.html

I have not had this problem with cocoon. Are you importing the sound files into your project as wav 44khz? When you do, C2 will convert into three different formats for maximum compatibility.

I'd like to add the ability to clear unused items like sprites and sound files check box

I used Ludei's cloud compiler to build the apks.

The output build from C2 is a cocoonjs .zip file which is then uploaded to the ludei's site for compilation.

They send back two apk's, one a debug signed file that you can install and test but not upload to google play.

The other is an unsigned apk file that needs to be signed to be store ready. I sign and zip align the apk automatically with a batch script I wrote. It does this all in one fell swoop.

Now with the signed apk, I upload to to Google Play, enter all necessary information and wait a few hours to show up in the store.

That's basically it. Hope it helps.