@Aidan-Oxley btw, this is kind of normal for my experiences with hyperPad. I try something, and find something buggy, and then do a couple of restarts, and then move around it. Today's biggest accomplishment is that I figured out I can do this kind of rotation of a tag, so long as I don't do loops with Ease Out Exponential set as the curve type.

@Hamed no, no space. I duplicated the receiver to ensure it was exactly the same.

@Deeeds Yes, I’m stupid. Didn’t look at what I was doing. Erm, maybe this doesn’t work for rotations, but it does for Move to Object, or Rotate to Object.

@iTap-Development I always use set input field for things like this, rather than having a box container value inside the input field. Seems to be more reliable.

@Deeeds yeah it was just off the top of my head...there is probably a better way, but i don’t have anything in mind right now🤷‍♂️

@Hamed In some cases, very rarely, I've seen massive numbers being reported. By massive, I mean those kinds that have "E" in them. Billions, or bigger. Further, I've tried checking both sides of a collision. Both doing the same, reporting zeros, 99% of the time. Sometimes the enormous numbers.

@Aidan-Oxley Yup, got it working.

@Deeeds ok👍

@Thecheater887 https://hyperpad.zendesk.com/hc/en-us

@Hamed In the most basic version, just force users (me) to use square images, in square values (64x64, 128x128, 256x256, 512x512 etc) as this is a pretty common limitation. Most designers and artists for games are used to this limitation.

@Hamed 👍 thanks!

@Deeeds thanks!

@Deeeds if you turn a behavior on that has behaviors connected above it, it won’t trigger immediately. But if you turn on skip events, it will.

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@Deeeds just turn the ignore collisions off.

@Thecheater887 Have we met? You sure sound like a pot calling a kettle black.

@Deeeds Only if the Behaviour On doesn’t have Skip Events toggled on, and the behaviour you’re turning on is connected under another behaviour (or if I’m using the right terms, it’s a child behaviour).

@Thecheater887 Play suffers much the same problems as Start. Activate Initiate Launch All suffer the same problem. They convey a false sense of an instruction having been sent and that's it, that's all. But that's not it, not all and fails to come close to conveying the extent of what's going on, and what this behaviour is doing, and will do.