Getting Started Tutorial: Clicking asteroids does not delete them

#1 Do you have any errors or warnings in the console? Did you remember to add a collision shape to the asteroid? Did you create the GuiDefaultProfile? Did you add the input listener to the SceneWindow?

Put an echo at the top of InputManager::onTouchDown and see if you at least make it to that call.

#2 Collision shape to the asteroid:
%asteroid.createCircleCollisionShape( (%randomsize*0.85) / 2);

GuiDefaultProfile:
if(!isObject(GuiDefaultProfile)) new GuiControlProfile (GuiDefaultProfile)
{
Modal = true;
};

input listener to SceneWindow (in main.cs):
new ScriptObject(InputManager);
mySceneWindow.addInputListener(InputManager);

I put the echo at the top of InputManager::onTouchDown and when I try to open the console I get a message saying: "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process." in front of a blank text document.

I just did a little more searching on how to actually view the console. What I found said to hit the tilde (~) key, but when I press it in the game nothing happens.

#3 Press ctrl + ~ to get the console. Also, you can view the console.log file after you have shut down T2D.

#4 Any progress or info?

#5 Sorry, I have had finals the last few days. I fixed the problem with the asteroids. Apparently during the tutorial I had made two different guiprofiles. I saved one in the right place and another in a different place. My program was linked to the right place but I added the correct code to the wrong file. I added the correct code to the right file and it works just fine now. Pressing 'ctrl' + '~' still doesn't bring up the console in game, though, and when I close T2D I still can't open the console file.