Try this capx. You also have to remember to check if touch has been released... otherwise the player would cheat =)

Do this:

System Event -> On every 0.5 seconds (for example) & Is Object being touched.

If it misses one it will stay white. Change the timing to get he frequency that you need.

Let me know if it works for you.

Cheers!

Have you found anything Zathan ? I tried some of my games with CocoonJS but it is not good for mobile =(

I have just compilled it for just Android (XDK). It seems like it does not set it right on the mobile device. My test shows 2 main screens overlapping each other. But I can fully see the top one. Also.. the sound / music didn't came out. =(

BUT ... it was way faster than Crosswalk... don't know why... =/

Hello!

Could somebody please explain what is the difference between using XDK to export for Android and Crosswalk for Android?

Thanks!

Hi, I also tried CocoonJS... it is not worthy! Compilation takes a lot of time and it can be even slower.. =(

Seems like I have to quit using embedded physics and aim some work-around....

Is it possible to monetize a game with AdMob and Crosswalk? I didn't find anything...

I know that it is possible with CocoonJS, but seems like Crosswalk has better compatibility and performance.

Thanks.

I have just tried exporting to Android and using XDK (Crosswalk). It got worst =(

It is an Android 4.0 Tablet - 1GHz Processor / 512MB RAM

I also tried on iPAD Mini (1st version). It isn't smooth yet... =(

Hi! I am also going through similar situation... frame rate is low (from 26 to 37) ... but the game is playable on Desktops. But when I try it on Android or iOS things get really ugly

Here's my topic... and the game idea is also simple as yours.

I think in my case, managing many collisions is a big issue (at least 16 objects).

Hello Aphrodite !

Yeah, from 60 to 75 it is supposed to play a sound of objects colliding with each other. I have removed the sound for this capx and forgot to remove the events. So I removed it from the capx attached now ... but it didn't really help.

And yes, switching to Box2d asm.js helped with +- 10 frames =) ... I will try to use it with mobile devices as well.. I will post it here later.

Tks

There you go. Please take a look.

I've seen around here that collisions do take a lot of processing. But in this case I don't see any other way.

Hi Tekniko! What do you mean? At project's properties? Its WebGL is On already...

Physics Engine is Bpx2D Web.

One thing that I did is to change most of its "detecting" actions from "Every Tick" to "Every 1.0 seconds". But didn't see much improvement.