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Pakz 1 year, 9 months ago.
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I am not quite sure yet on how to use the touch commands yet. I did try a simple browser test and tested it on my ipad. It appears the touch.FingerX() and touch.Fingery() returns large numbers.
Can I just divide these to get to the actual pixel location on the screen? I am using a 640×480 resolution. Does this work with other touch devices also? The example in the banana folder are a little difficult for me.
edit: It appears that if I divide the fingerx and y coordinates with the width and height of the canvas that I get the actual pixel locations. This in portrait and landscape mode on ipad 2017.
edit: I tested on a (low mid) huawei android phone and it also appears as that the touch x and y divided by the canvas width and height return the actual pixel coordinates.
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