Dude... you're amazing. I need to learn to figure things out like this! I'll definitely be tinkering with how to use and understand this :D

@mcriley821 Wow, I clearly did not look hard enough initially! That's amazing!

Dude... you're amazing. I need to learn to figure things out like this! I'll definitely be tinkering with how to use and understand this :D

Hello everyone!

I was wondering if it is possible to put a joystick-like control on a game in scene (think like on a mobile rpg game)?

I have tried different combinations of touch_began and moved but the three things i am looking for are:

1. Character moves in direction the touch is dragged from initial touch, but not to the location of touch

2. For this to only happen on one side of the screen (example : only on the left side)

3. Is possible to have an overlay that includes a joystick on the left and buttons on the right, for example. I can provide pictures if i haven't described this well enough.

Thank you for any guidance or links to where to look. I've only looked at the Scene and Turtle documentation and tinkered around.

If this is not possible I also was wondering if Pythonista's Turtle module would be getting keyboard inputs back since the popularity of bluetooth, smart, and magic keyboards? I think it currently doesnt include them, right? 😅

Thanks again! I haven't ever made a thread before, but I've learned a lot from reading others.
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Strange mine doesn't crash on the chinese keyboard. Either way I simply have to suggest using the English qwerty keyboard when coding. I only use the chinese keyboard when typing in chinese... Every other situation, and especially when writing in a coding language, I avoid it. 太麻烦 😅

@stephen Hey I just registered for this forum and this is the first thread I went to. Just wanted to let you know that I'm very very interested in your project! Is there a place that you post more about it? Do you have a specific thread on here about it? Use Discord? Youtube?

I couldn't find a private message option in your profile, but I wanted to reach out when I saw you're cool project. Thanks for posting!