I have just had the same result with AVG - win32/heri

This was an earlier attempt - covers the logic that Plinkie describes

dropbox.com/s/oomfa4jq79r9p06/Numbers%201.1.capx

Basically you select a number at the top and drag it over the numbers at the bottom - if there is a space it snaps, if it is occupied it sends the occupying number back to where it started and then takes the place

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DUTOIT

Haven't had a chance to download your Capx yet and take a look as have had my head in this one

dropbox.com/s/p6h7fn700hano4l/Sequencing%20Landscape.capx

Feel free to have a route around, but I do need to comment it out a bit more

Thanks Plinkie and Dutoit - am really getting into this now thanks to the earlier help you gave me :-)

Gooinw

This tutorial might help - looks like it does something similar to what you want

scirra.com/tutorials/322/making-an-interactive-treasure-map

Eliyahna

Also found this - nice sea effect

scirra.com/forum/the-sea-v08_topic60772.html

View tab - tick boxes for 'snap to grid' and 'show grid'

danno55

I like the interface, and the ability to test as an app on the actual device (not through a browser) is fab - but I have yet to get as far as getting an app to work yet.

I think I am gonna give Cocoon a try - seems most people veer that way

Cool - will you put a demo up when you are done would love to see it

Don't know how proficient you are, but found this today

gamedev.tutsplus.com/tutorials/implementation/make-a-splash-with-2d-water-effects

Very complicated (to me) but you may be able to employ some of the basic principles!

ryackov

You could also have a text input box on the screen and use a 'Set at' array function. I am sure there is probably a way to import from an CSV file and dump it into an array - have a look round the forum.

Here is a quick and dirty example of an array with names using the up/down arrow keys to scroll through them

dropbox.com/s/v8ffs6n3fkw16pm/ArrayExample.capx

I am very new myself, so Imagine there is a better way of doing it <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

Think we need a little more than that

What data do you want to store in the array, what is it's function, what is the game etc.

This might be a good place to start - scirra.com/tutorials/307/arrays-for-beginners

I know this topic is now closed, but I have an explanation from Intel regarding this, so may be useful for people with the same problem

forums.html5dev-software.intel.com/viewtopic.php