Holding mouse button down on an object.

I’ve got this set up, where if you click on one thing, another object rotates. But right now, you have to repeatedly click on it manually. Is there a way to make it (with Python?) check for a mouse click every .01 second, or something to that effect?

Hmm, I don’t see what the problem is. Adding a simple LMB mouse sensor, controller, and motion actuator seems to do what you want.

I activated “true” level pulse, or whatever that little button is called, and now it works.
I’m basically making a control system with the same UI as those model viewers you see around the net.

You could have a boolean parameter “Rotate” on the display object and set it thus:
a) rotate when Rotate = true
b) when receiving a message “doRotate” and rotate is true, set rotate to false
c) when receiving a message “doRotate” and rotate is false, set rotate to true

d) set your click button on mouse click to send a message “doRotate” to everything