word_drop_Minotaur.zip (36.8 KB) Hi. I’ve made a one page prototype of a spelling game. I want the letters to drop when each block that comprises the ceiling is tapped. When the letter is in free fall I want the user to guide the letter into the correct slot by controlling the gravity with the d…

You’ve got tilt enabled so when someone holds them they’re going off screen since there are no borders around the letters outside. I did one for the U [image] And i played with the scene gravity and physics a bit, sadly you can’t dynamically change those variables but on this setting it always d…

Thanks for the suggestion Lucky. I’ll take any solution that gets results. But for the sake of bettering my understanding the program I’ll just throw this out there… I’m pretty sure you can dynamically change the Physics (body type) variables of a component (and so the container construct shouldn’…

I just thought of something. When holding the iPad in the landscape orientation perhaps I should have set the Scene Physics Gravity for 90 degrees. I had it at 180 degrees after using the ‘Physics Master’ demo as a model. It was perhaps designed perhaps for the portrait orientation though. 90 de…

[image] Wilsonator: 90 degrees* = straight down in landscape? You are correct that the issue is landscape vs. portrait. Right now the "control gravity with device tilt" does not take into account the landscape/portrait-ness orientation and always has 180° represent falling to the bottom when…

[image] jonathan: For your document if you want items to fall into the slots cleanly though I'd probably disable the control gravity with device tilt setting. The order of the letters is scrambled and so the slot directly beneath each letter is likely not the correct placement. The idea is to…

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