Irn3rd

Thank you both for your replies, I shall try everything mentioned. Seems like was just an oversight on my part. Gracias

var sprite = new game.Sprite('present.png', this.positionX, this.positionY, { }); sprite.interactive = true; sprite.mousedown = function(event) { console.log("Mousedown X:" + event.global.x + ", Y:"+event.global.y); // Android double tap fix if (game.device.mobile && !event.originalEvent.changedTouches) return; game.scene.addScore(); this.remove(); } game.scene.addTween( sprite.position, { y:game.system.height }, 2000, { easing:'Quadratic.In', onComplete: function(){ if(sprite.__hit === true) { sprite.remove(); }else{ game.scene.takeLife(); sprite.remove(); } } } ).start(); sprite.addTo(game.scene.stage);I'm adding a new sprite with the code sample above. it works on desktop fine, but when i move to mobile to test the touch/click event isn't captured at all. Any idea why this might be happening? Many thanks

Thanks for the reply, offered some insight into the situation

I've been assigned to do some work creating a game where snowflakes fall from top to bottom, and you click to earn points etc, this is also my first proper go at game dev at all so there's a bit of a learning curve for me. I've been looking through the documentation on-line, and couldn't find much relevant. How would I go about creating the falling snowflakes? Was thinking of having an array to hold each sprite/particle and when one is click record the score and then add a new one to start falling. Any pointers or places to look for examples would be greatly appreciated.