When it's made in c2, definetely go for mobile. Nobody's gonna play this kind of games on a desktop

I'm glad you found a solution and I hopefully could help you a bit

Yes tecbug: you can compare it with an associative array. And you can set keys and ask if keys are set.

Still the same solution:

Create a variable Int: lastMaster

Create a family and set up two instance variables:

Boolean master

Int connectedToMaster

Select master:

On touched object Family

set Family master to true

set lastMaster to Family.UID

Select slaves:

On touched object Family

set connectedToMaster lastMaster

Have a look at Rex Rainbows Hash Plugin! It's awesome!

One object in multiple families makes the project easily very confusing. I also really need inheritance in my project. Of course it's working somehow right now, but I'm really unhappy with the current structure.

Apple Users are willing to pay more for a app.

But there are more android users.

Any errormessages to share?

Invert the event "Mouse is over Object XY"

hover == 1

wait 5 seconds

set Hover 0

destroy objects

When an instance is pinned it's not moving at all. Try this:

Give the instances a variable, e.g. "flag".

Set "flag" for master to "master" and for "slaves" to slaves.

Now pin all slaves to another sprite (i always call this sprite "PinHelper", cause I had this problem before).

Now let PinHelper rotate.

Are you sure the background is on the same layer?

If you have just a few objects then set their position X to WindowWidth/2 and Y to WindowHeight / 2.

If you're talking about your whole project, you should offer different versions depending on your screensize.