Problem: I just checked the example project ‘Hidden objects game’ on your website. I played it in Firefox and Chrome, but it performs really poorly. Not a project that will convince new customers to buy your product…
When I play the game online, I can’t pick up the comb (or any other item) and place it in the box. The box doesn’t accept it. Also the item that I pick up isn’t staying with my mouse, but some 5cm away from it.
See screenshot with red shoes and cursor for from it.
Another annoying thing about the drag and drop behavior is the fact that when you ‘click and drag’ somewhere on the background, a miniature version of the background gets connected with the cursor.
See image below.
OK, it would help to tell the user to find the items and then click on them.
The problem stays the same; as soon as I drag the key, the key sticks to my cursor! Or when I click somewhere on the background, the background sticks to my cursor.
Thank you for letting us know.
It’s the default drag behavior of browsers. We’ll consider if we should prevent this behavior.
However, this is not a drag-drop games. You need to click on objects instead of dragging them.
We’ll update this game with an instruction soon.
We’ve updated the game with a clear instruction at the start page.
The default drag behavior of browsers are also prevented in this game.
You need to clear your browser cache to load the updated game.
Wow, very impressive! Now my next question is of course; Can we produce ‘Drag-and-Drop’ games from Active Presenter 8 where we also disable the default drag behavior of browsers?
Yes, you can still produce drag-and-drop games when the default drag behavior of browsers is disabled because ActivePresenter implements drag & drop on its own.
I would very much like to know how to turn off the default drag behavior in my drag-and-drop game. Is there a setting in ActivePresenter?
Here’s an example spelling game. Default drag behaviour is visible when dragging the rhino.
How do I turn it off? https://www.mytalkingbooks.org/Rhino/tutorial.html