Copying Files or Music to and from a Mac and Android Device
One feature I love about Android over iOS is the ability to just copy files to and from your Mac or Windows PC. No file limitations and very…
Read MoreAndroid File Transfer – No Android device found?!?
If you are running the Android File Transfer app on your Mac and it is sitting there with the message “No Android device found” follow the steps below to sort…
Read MoreArrow Mania!! My new game!
So my first full game for iOS is now in the iTunes App Store, written using the fantastic Cocos2D-X dev system. Check it out:- www.ArrowMania.com
Read MoreCalling iOS / Obj-C from Cocos2D-X and more… (V3 and V2)
Some features of the iOS system are not supported by Cocos2D-X as they are platform specific (e.g. Game Center, advert SDKs). To access these features you will need…
Read MoreMulti Touch in Cocos2D-X
This has been updated for Cocos2D-X build 2.1.2 (cocos2d-2.1rc0-x-2.1.2.zip @ Mar.20, 2013). [wpdm_file id=5] I’ve just been needing multi-touch in my current game project, it turned out to…
Read MoreHow to use Box2D for just Collision Detection with Cocos2D-X
Updated for Cocos2D-X version “cocos2d-2.1rc0-x-2.1.2”. [wpdm_file id=6] How to run the sample code: Download the zip file and move it to the folder “/cocos2d-2.1rc0-x-2.1.2/samples/Cpp/”. Unzip it. Open the…
Read MoreCocos2D-X: Adding Box2D to your Project
It’s pretty simple really but here is a quick how-to. This is based on XCode 4. In a finder window, go into your Cocos2D-X folder and you’ll see…
Read MoreCocos2D – Animation with Defined Frames
To animate a sprite with a set number of frames and then stop: CCAnimation *anim = anim = [[CCAnimation alloc] initWithName:@”idle” delay:0.1f]; [anim addFrame:[[CCSpriteFrameCache sharedSpriteFrameCache] spriteFrameByName: @”frame_1.png”]]; [anim…
Read MoreCocos2D – Change a Sprites Image
To change a sprites image frim the cache using its filename (frameName): CCSpriteFrame *frame = [[CCSpriteFrameCache sharedSpriteFrameCache] spriteFrameByName:frameName]; [self setDisplayFrame:frame];
Read MoreAdding a file type to Visual Assist X
So you’ve added the file type to Visual Studio (see last post) but that’s not enough, you also have that rather wonderful “Visual Assist X” extension installed and…
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