Is an example of elsewhere another DTS engineer? Just asking.

I have come to the conclusion that anytime they offer to credit you for submitting a TSI, the response may not come from DTS. I remember with joy how one Engineer really helped me. (1) He didn’t endlessly barrage me for a skinny project (2) He accepted my full project and never complained. (3) And he took about 12 hours to actually solve my problem (4) ASAMOF he provided me a skinny project (5) And he never offered to credit me for anything.

Silly ole me .. just activate touch-simulation via the settings Panel of the Simulator. My very bad!

An hour ago I just inserted a print() statement. When I clicked in the Simulator the SKSpriteNode I got a position near the top-left corner of the UIDevice. I re-clicked everywhere and the position changed as it should have.

I think my problem comes from my .sks file which has many figures, including the horse. Within the .sks file I set the GameScene’s size to something very large. Within my swift code I set the GameViewController’s .scaleMode = .resizeFill so the .sks file fills the UIDevice screen. SO, somehow my touchesBegan code is singling out the .sks figures.

Let me check my .zPosition numbers and I will provide feedback

Someone else provided this very illuminating comment which you may also find very insightful: "If we set isUserInteractionEnabled = true, the Node, not the Scene, will receive touch events. Therefore, the Scene's touchesBegan method is not called. Instead, the Node's touchesBegan is called. If we set isUserInteractionEnabled = false (default case), the Node will not receive any touch events. So where do the touch events go? = To the parent of the Node = the Scene!

Still trying to contact her