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   nicobaca
   Member

   I have the following problem:

   I have a CCLayer which receives touch events for handling panning and zooming.
   The panning and zooming uses ccTouchesBegan:(NSSet *)touches method, it can not use one touch detection because of the panning and zooming gestures, that is why I am not registering to the shared touch dispatcher.
   In that layer I have a class of my own which is of CCSprite type, I registered this class to CCTargetedTouchDelegate.

   I want to be able to detect touch events on my class first and if my ccsprite has not been touched I want the cclayer to process the touch.

   Is it possible to detect touch events first in my CCSprite class and then in my CCLayer?

   I am not able to do this. Any suggestions?

   Posted 5 months ago #
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   Birkemose
   Administrator

   Try lowering the priority of the sprite touch to a negative value.

   Posted 5 months ago #
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   nicobaca
   Member

   Ok, I will try doing that and give you an update.

   Do you know if the objects that are registered to the touch dispatcher should be processed before touches that are not registered?

   Posted 5 months ago #

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