#XAMARIN CCMENU EXAMPLES CODE#
Failing Faster with Prototypes File suffixes versus directories Why prototype? Playtesting and feedback analysis Project for the book A quick mock-up Overview of how the Cocos2d engine works Getting a scene up and running Creating the initial code for the scene to open Run it on the simulator – doesn’t require an iOS developer license Run it on the device – requires an iOS developer license Creating buttons and text (labels) Let’s get some text displayed – CCLabelTTF Let’s get some text displayed – CCLabelBMFont Saving your BMFont using file suffixes
#XAMARIN CCMENU EXAMPLES INSTALL#
Glyph Designer VertexHelper GAF Git and GitHub/Bitbucket Setting flexible, focused goals Expand Focus Flex Downloading the IDE and Source Code Step 1 – become a developer through Apple’s iOS program Step 2 – download and install Xcode Adding a device Step 3 – download Cocos2d (via SpriteBuilder) Creating a new project via SpriteBuilder Exporting SpriteBuilder projects to Xcode Summary 2. Refreshing Your Cocos2d Knowledge Preparing the mindset The physics engine In-App Purchases Making use of analytics Complex mechanics and special effects Choosing tools and getting started TexturePacker Particle Designer
Table of Contents Mastering Cocos2d Game Development Credits About the Author About the Reviewers Support files, eBooks, discount offers, and more Why subscribe? Free access for Packt account holders 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.
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