How can I setup my android app, so that only single touch works? I can't find such an option.
Isn't there a simple way or am I blind?
Tom
How to setup single touch?
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in the frame properties you can find if you want to singletouch ou multitouch....depending on how you game works, you can just use the mouse click conditions, it will be converted to touch on android, so in this last case you won't need to use multitouch object.
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No option for this in Android. Though if you use the Multitouch object, you can make it track only one touch at a time and ignore the rest.
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If I create an iOs app there is such an option but I can't find this option if I want to create an android app. Problem: I use the mouse conditions but on my device this works as multi touch input.
iOS has such an option since Apple requires you use single touch in the event that your app doesn't need it for the specific part (E.G. a simple menu with no scrolling or anything like that) so that it saves battery power. Android doesn't require it. As far as I know, you can't disable multi-touch on the Android runtime, but why would you want to, anyway? -
Try using the Multiple Touch object but with the conditions that allow you to enter a number, and then set that number to 0.
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