Porting to iTorque2D from TGB (C++)

#1 Take a look at my multitouch code, it restores some of this functionality:

http://www.garagegames.com/community/forums/viewthread/125394

#2 @Allistair. Thanks. I tried to use your source files (I use a version control system, so it's easy to see the changes you made), but the problem still happens.

I think the issue here is not directly related to Multi-touch, I am just trying that my app responds to a simple onMouseDown event (I am in Windows).

EDIT: as a follow up to my original post further describing the issue (not sure if this is a bug or not ). Mouse events are just totally disabled (the mouse cursor does not even show) when onLevelLoaded is defined.

EDIT2: @Allistair. Even after removing the onLevelLoaded for *some* mouse clicks the app was not replying. Then I noticed that I was using your Multi-touch changes version and recompiled with the original 1.4.1 sources, which now totally fixes the issue. So, keep in mind of a potential issue in the patch. :-)

#3 @pedro - yeah multitouch requires that each device has a unique ID, for this to work in the window previewer you'd have to make a slight modification to the mouse input source for windows, just to tell it to transmit a unique id.

#4 @Allistair. Thanks for the info. I am doing an app where I actually want to avoid multitouch :-)

The app is similar to the tutorial, but user interaction is done by selecting one and only one tile and then drag it.
For the moment I am developing in Windows, the final product will be of course for iOS.

From this thread it seems the transition Windows-iOS will be almost transparent

www.garagegames.com/community/forums/viewthread/123867

Quote:onMouseDown, onMouseUp... are automatically converted to touches... onMouseDragged callback does not work on device

so a workaround is to set onMouseDragged to call onMouseDown

function t2dSceneObject::onMouseDragged( %this, %modifier, %worldPosition, %clicks )
{
%this.onMouseDown( %modifier, %worldPosition, %clicks );
}

#5 @Pedro

My code restores identical functionality to what you'd find on the PC and will transmit onMouseMove and with an instant mod dragged. If you don't want multitouch you can just untick it in the editor as always.