Oh, well I will go try again and see if I can zoom in. But even when I tried to tap out large polygons, nothing changed in my photo. IOS is a strange bird, lol.

*no dice. No vertices, no matter how big I scroll the pic.

try zooming out (making the picture smaller) not zoom-in. Chrome does that if you make the picture too big all the vertices and the work you've done disappears.
It should work as the code doesn't make the distinction between mouse or stylus it just says "onclick" whatever the click maybe.

edit: never mind i just looked it up, it said something about the touch not working with onclick events. maybe the code needs to be changed. too bad i don't have an ipad to test on. We NEED someone with an ipad that can change javascript (any VOLUNTEERS?)

Argh, I knew I should know how to code. I have even looked at coding tutorials but am totally lost. last time I started to learn coding was back when people used basic, lol.

i am guessing it's a really simple change for someone who knows javascript and has an ipad to test on.
Happy buddha
lol

What program did you do the Buddha in?
Tonight I will start a thread asking if anyone has an iPad and can code with JavaScript.

I did buddha manually by opening buddha.obj file 72 times using GIMP plug-in
That would be cool if you find a volunteer.

That's odd, the polygon(izer) seems to work on this ipad simulator http://ipadpeek.com/
must not be an accurate simulator

maybe the simulator allows all input.