Cocos2D Game Development Essentials电子书

Cocos2D Game Development Essentials

Table of Contents

Cocos2D Game Development Essentials

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewers

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Preface

What this book covers

What you need for this book

Who this book is for

Conventions

Reader feedback

Customer support

Downloading the example code

Downloading the color images of this book

Errata

Piracy

Questions

1. Getting Started with Cocos2d

An introduction to Cocos2d

Installing Cocos2d

Installing Cocos2d with the installer

Creating a Hello World project

Installation for Android

Template project code breakdown

IntroScene.m

The HelloWorldScene.m class

Summary

2. Nodes, Sprites, and Scenes

The building blocks, nodes

Children nodes

Adding children

Removing children

Drawing order of the children nodes

Working with multiple coordinate systems

Sprites

Putting it into practice

Adding nodes to the scene

Detecting touches and responding

The next step

The Cocos2d update loop

Scenes

Scene life cycle

Creating a CCScene

Transitioning to another scene

Putting it into practice

Summary

3. SpriteBuilder

Creating a new project

The Main editor window

The Resource pane

The Options pane

The Timeline pane

Creating Flappy Square

Creating a new scene/layer

Linking to a SpriteBuilder scene in code

Enabling physics in SpriteBuilder

Connecting SpriteBuilder objects to Xcode properties

Creating reusable components

Moving obstacles across the screen

Detecting collisions

The next step

Summary

4. Animation with SpriteBuilder

Adding sprites to SpriteBuilder

Creating sprite frame animations

Switching out the obstacle image

Particle systems

Designing a particle system for our character

Adding a SpriteBuilder particle system in code

Final polish to Flappy Bird

Keyframe animation in SpriteBuilder

Animation in code

Moving, scaling, and rotating

Chaining actions together

Running actions simultaneously

Repeating actions

Running code on completion of an animation

Summary

5. User Interaction and Interface

Detecting touches

Getting the touch location

Dragging a node

Adding buttons to your scene

Accepting user input with form elements

Presenting data in a table with CCTableView

Creating a CCTableView data source

Adding a CCTableView node to the scene

Summary

6. Physics Engines

Introducing physics engines

Adding joints

Adding a sprite joint

Dragging an object against a spring joint

Firing objects from the catapult

Creating a motor

The next step

Summary

Index