Guide for updating your project to iT2D 1.5

function ingameTouchDown( %touchNums, %touchX, %touchY )
{
   %numTouches = getWordCount( %touchNums );  
   for(%count = 0; %count < %numTouches; %count++)  
   { 		
      %curTouch = getWord( %touchNums, %count );  
      %curX = getWord( %touchX, %count );  
      %curY = getWord( %touchY , %count );
      %screenPosition = %curX SPC %curY;
      %worldPosition = sceneWindow2D.getWorldPoint(%screenPosition);

      if (%curTouch == 0) // first touch
         // you might want different results for subsequent touches
      {
         %scenegraph = player1.getSceneGraph(); 
            // you could have more than one sceneGraph 

         %pickList = %scenegraph.pickPoint(%worldPosition);
            // this returns a list of all objects at this worldposition
            // you could also use pickRadius for a larger 'touch' area

         %objCount = getWordCount(%pickList);
            // how many objects were at this location?
      
         for (%i = 0; %i < %objCount; %i++)
         {
            // Now look at all the objects just touched
            // and see if any of them are important.
            // If the user has touched multiple overlapping objects
            // you need to decide how to handle this.

            %pick = getWord(%pickList, %i);

            if (%pick.isPlayer)
            {
                // this is where your player touch script goes
            }

            else if (%pick.class $= "enemyClass") 
               // another way to check what you've touched is by class
            {
               // this is where your enemy touch script goes
            }
         }
      }
   }
}

function t2dSceneWindow::onTouchDown(%this, %touchID, %worldPosition) {

Quote:I do all my mounts via script so I wouldn't have noticed this.

mount(t2dSceneObject object,[float offsetX=0],[float offsetY=0],[float mountForce=0],[bool trackRotation?=true],[bool sendToMount?=true],[bool ownedByMount?=true],[bool inheritAttributes?=true])

// mounting an image in the game's menu
menuGirlRed.mount(menuGirlRed.moveTarget, 0, 0, $menuMountForce, false, true, false, false);

// mounting a menu button to a moving frame
menuButtonStart.mount($moveTargetMenu1, $moveTargetMenu1.getLocalPoint(menuButtonStart.getPosition()), $menuMountForce, false, false, false, false);

// mounting a muzzle-flash animation to an aircraft sprite
// this one shows how to mount to a linkpoint
%this.muzzleFlash1.mount(%this, %this.getLocalPoint(%this.getLinkPoint(1)), 0, true, true, false, false);