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- lennaert
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Blinx123
I think its all coded in MS visual studio ....

If so, ... it would require a full re-write from the start.

If c++ is not ashley's forte, ... well .. lets just say it would take quite a bit of time before a next update/release.
- lennaert
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It might be because you already have an audio object in the Project

You don't need Many audio object to play sounds.Just one Audio object does that.

I was thinking exactly that haha

Pfac, you only need to add it once, then its available to your entire project.

Try playing some audio from an action.
- lennaert
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You can add a dedicated instance var for it.

Give each flag a unique number in their var.

famflag.flagnumber

Event

Pick by evaluate famflag : famflag.flagnumber = 1

action

do something to famflag which has flagnumber 1
- lennaert
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With cocoonjs it generally involves methods combined with Scale outer.

There is a lot of in depth information released by scirra on various of these subjects.

This one should get you going in the right direction, Supporting multiple screen sizes by Ashley.

And ofc some general information relating to exporting with cocoonjs
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- lennaert
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A search in the tutorial section should get you a long way.
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Check out the touch Compare orientation.

From the manual:

Compare orientation

Compare the device's current orientation, if the device has a supported inclinometer. Alpha is the compass direction in degrees. Beta is the device front-to-back tilt in degrees (i.e. tilting forwards away from you if holding in front of you). A positive value indicates front tilt and a negative value indicates back tilt. Gamma is the device left-to-right tilt in degrees (i.e. twisting if holding in front of you). A positive value indicates right tilt and a negative value indicates left tilt.
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Add a sprite to your layout.

Add an extra frame to the sprite.

To have it continously loop, set loop enabled in the sprite propperties.
- lennaert
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In your project tree on the right, click the top most folder (which has the name of your project).

On the top left side should now be your project propperties, also your programs description.

You can update your game once its hosted on stores likee google play, amazon, app store.
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Add physics to the involved object and give it an impulsse when required.

Physics impulse manual information
- lennaert
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Add physics to the objects involved.

Create distance joint.

From manual:

Physics actions: Joints

Create distance joint

Fix two physics objects at a given distance apart, as if connected by a pole.
- lennaert
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System => Pick

event

Pick by evaluate famobject : famobject.name = "thenameyouneed"

action

do something with famobject
- lennaert
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Are all the involed layers scaled the same ?

If not, you will have differences.