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Is the mouse object mapped to touch #0 on a multi-touch environment?
I mean, if I have two separated conditions "Mouse is over object X", where X applies to 2 different objects, if I place one finger over object 1, and then a second finger over object 2, will the mouse object react the first touch, the second one, both?
Or will I have to handle this situation with the Multitouch Object?
It doesn't seem to respond at all. I don't think it's related, unless I was doing it wrong.
For beta 6, it seems the mouse over/click event is hooked to touch #0.
But I don`t know for beta 7.
It is to touch 0.
Nut basically, you should use the multitouch object if your application works with more than one touch.
Can I combine objects? I mean, use the mouse object for touch #0 over object 1 and the multitouch object to handle "is over" object 2?
YTou can do it, but please check that it works. I am not 100% sure it will be touch 0 in fact...
It's touch 0, but when you do a second touch it messes with it. For instance, you touch and object with first finger (#0), then a second object with second finger (#1). Now, if you release the first finger, the second finger becomes the first and even though its position is different/far, the runtime considers that you are still touching object 1.
So this is what I say : for multiple touches, you have to use the object.
I'm on it ... new-condition wishlist: "touch #n over object X" :)