MMF2 Dev + Windows + monitor touch screen, is possible?

[daniele]

Hello everyone, you can create a program with touch screen on multimedia fusion 2?
I have to press the banner with your fingers but this should work with windows. There are touch screen monitor with usb socket. I can with this touch screen monitor and MMF2 to make an application where I can check my software as a real touch screen? if you can, what extension is recommended for this?
regards
Daniele

[imothep85]

yes its possible because the screen touch its just a mouse function , so everytime you move your finger trought the screen it move the mouse cursor, is no extension for that

[daniele]

yes its possible because the screen touch its just a mouse function , so everytime you move your finger trought the screen it move the mouse cursor, is no extension for that

Thanks alot, but I know this System, but I wanted to create something similar to touch devices. I do not want to use my finger to move the mouse, I want to create an application touch without moving the mouse. Is possible to mmf2?

[Simon]

Hi Danielle,

I created a full theatre booking system with touch screen using MMF some years ago. You can't do multi-touch, but all you need is to hide the mouse pointer in your app and then use the "user has clicked on object" or "button clicked" etc. on the objects you want to detect, basically any mouse click function that MMF supports

[daniele]

Hi Danielle,

I created a full theatre booking system with touch screen using MMF some years ago. You can't do multi-touch, but all you need is to hide the mouse pointer in your app and then use the "user has clicked on object" or "button clicked" etc. on the objects you want to detect, basically any mouse click function that MMF supports

Ok, I get it. Just a question: When I click in any point of touch monitor, the mouse pointer go directory where I touch or do I have to drag it ?
Thank you

[Game_Master]

The mouse pointer would go directly to the touch point.

[Danny]

You can't do multi-touch, but all you need is to hide the mouse pointer in your app and then use the "user has clicked on object" or "button clicked" etc. on the objects you want to detect, basically any mouse click function that MMF supports

Just an FYI; the Multi-Touch object now available for use in Android/iOS works perfectly in Windows runtime also, I've used it on a few occasions now

[Simon]

Yeah, the mouse essentially jumps straight to the place where you touch the screen and then registers a "click". It's a different mode of operation to mouse movement so just ignore the fact that there is a cursor for the purposes of what you are doing.