You could do it as simply as this:

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but this would be updating the score every tick. Add some tracking variables and you get this. Maybe not much better

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Do you know how to optimize an game for tablets?

http://developer.android.com/distribute/essentials/quality/tablets.html

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Just put an Else between them. Even better (IMO) is to make the variable an instance variable. What happens when you have 2 clickers?

Could you give us a sample of your code, or some idea of the kind of the logic you're trying to do? You might want to use a finite state machine to keep track of states. Or as Ashley has mentioned, you could do something event/trigger based to more closely mimic what C2 does, maybe publisher-subscriber. But, just like you don't want to write prodecural (classical) code in C2, you don't want to think in terms of C2 when programming classical languages.

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I have this issue. I'm using scrollto for a simple transition between screens (one layout). No collisions or animations, all static stuff and it's jerky on my Nexus 5, horrible on my Nexus 7, both with Lollipop. Smooth on PC of course but mine is an Android Crosswalk app. It looks so unprofessional I think I'm going to remove it.

Use a collision event, not overlapping.

And for less code, put your wall objects in a family.

Global variables maintain their value. Local variables don't, by default, so you have to make them 'static'. Hope that's what you're after. You can make functions recursive but I wouldn't unless you know what you're doing

Have just 1 on tap gesture, then have the checking for frame as a subevent, and use an Else between them