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iPhoneTouch Event Not Returning Question (solved)

by rennie moffat · in iTorque 2D · 03/29/2011 (9:11 am) · 9 replies

Hi,
For some reason my game.cs is not returning my echos placed inside the onIPhoneTouchXXX events. I have created a new project, 3-4 times. Echoes do return in the RainDays example, I have compared the two game.cs' and they are identical.
This is annoying as I want my dragging to be draggin around town.


Anyhow, if anyone has/knows of any other scripts I should be double checking to make sure the game.cs is working please pass info. Beyond that, now that I have posted I am sure it will start working.


CHEERS!



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    Employee Michael Perry
    ZombieShortbus
    #1
    03/29/2011 (9:23 am)
    @rennie - You already have a thread about this Stupid S Word. Exact same problem. Just bump that thread. Is it the same code you posted there?

    Employee Michael Perry
    ZombieShortbus
    #2
    03/29/2011 (9:25 am)
    Your other thread, blatantly wrong is also a repeat of the problem. Have you checked that solution again?

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #3
    03/29/2011 (9:26 am)
    No it is different.

    That thread would not return an echo with %this. There is no %this parameter in the touch functions.




    In a brand new project, this will not call when I touch my device screen.

    function oniPhoneTouchDown( %touchCount, %touchX, %touchY ) 
{
	echo("on iPhone down");
}
    Nor this.
    function oniPhoneTouchMove( %touchCount, %touchX, %touchY ) 
{
	echo("on iPhone move");
}


    Beyond me. I know that should not be the case but currently is.


    :s

    Torque 3D Owner Alistair Lowe3
    #4
    03/29/2011 (9:28 am)
    Does multi-touch need enabling?

    I forget

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #5
    03/29/2011 (9:33 am)
    Oh S Word. You guys are always right. I am so sorry.



    Really apologize I think I have bad memory. I literally messed with this for most of yesterday and today, showing restraint not to post. At least now, I think I have leant my lesson.


    CHEERS!

    Employee Michael Perry
    ZombieShortbus
    #6
    03/29/2011 (1:06 pm)
    READ. READ CODE. CODE

    Torque Owner Chris Labombard
    Premium Preferred
    #7
    03/29/2011 (1:07 pm)
    I think in your case Rennie it should be:

    Read. Read. Read Code. Read Code. Code.

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #8
    03/29/2011 (1:17 pm)
    I think in your case it should be har dee har ha har.

    but, ok, no excuses.

    Cheers!




    Employee Michael Perry
    ZombieShortbus
    #9
    03/29/2011 (1:19 pm)
    I'll continue to help, but I will endlessly say "Read. Read Code. Code". It's much better than my alternative phrase:

    img842.imageshack.us/img842/3578/rtfm.jpg

    Torque Owner rennie moffat
    Renman3000
    #10
    03/29/2011 (1:32 pm)
    yah.
    guess i thought I knew it all, but really, since I had swapped a 1.4 project into 1.4.1 and had been "cross pollinating" with various files I thought maybe something had gone wrong, etc etc.