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I also still had simulate multitouch enabled.
Works like a charm now.

SOLVED

Just noticed im not using starling.multitouchenabled=true.
Ill try that first please disregard this thread.

Also:

If you simultaniously touch both buttons and release one of them, the other doesnt start receiving touches until you release and retouch.

That was me again.

Examining further revealed this:

Put an extra image on screen with an extra touch handler pointing to it didnt help.
putting both touch handlers on a specific image (first time stage was joystick).. doesnt help either.
The first firing touch seems to hog all the touches.

Mac

Hi,

it seems that there's something wrong with the multitouch on the stage.

If running on PC (and using left ctrl to simulate) the code below this article traces this:
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=588, globalY=283, phase=moved,Touch 1: globalX=436, globalY=229, phase=moved
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=589, globalY=283, phase=moved,Touch 1: globalX=435, globalY=229, phase=moved
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=589, globalY=283, phase=ended,Touch 1: globalX=435, globalY=229, phase=ended

Debugging on my tab it traced(with 2 and more fingers on screen):
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=217, globalY=151, phase=hover
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=217, globalY=151, phase=began
all touches: Touch 0: globalX=217, globalY=151, phase=ended

also: Is it possible to still capture the multitouch setup from the not starling flash on the stage?

code:

public function onTouch(event:TouchEvent):void
		{
			var touch:Vector.<Touch> = event.touches;
			trace("all touches:", touch);
			for (var i:int = 0; i<touch.length; i++)
			{
				//trace("touch:", touch[i]);
			if (touch[i].globalX < midx )
			{
 
			if (touch[i].phase == TouchPhase.BEGAN || touch[i].phase == TouchPhase.MOVED)
			{
				scrollon = true;
				touchx = touch[i].globalX;
				touchy = touch[i].globalY;
			}
			if (touch[i].phase == TouchPhase.ENDED)
				scrollon = false;
			}
			}