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I have a small problem. In this tutorial How To Make a Tile-Based Game with Cocos2D 2.X used cocos2d V2.0, I wanna make this in cocos2d V3.0. So, it doesn't work! Thanks! (I don't speak english) I think problem in this line - self.position = viewPoint; @property (strong) CCTiledMap *tileMap; @property (strong) CCTiledMapLayer *background; @property (strong) CCSprite *player; - (id)init { // Apple recommend assigning self with supers return value self = [super init]; if (!self) return(nil); // Enable touch handling on scene node self.userInteractionEnabled = YES; self.tileMap = [CCTiledMap

I'm wondering what the best way to go about creating large, tile-based maps in flash with actionscript 2 would be. With my current code, any maps over 35x35 (1225 movieclips) start to lag. The maps are created from a simple multi-demensional array, eg. var map = [[95,23,25,23,16,25],[95,23,25,23,16,25],[95,23,25,23,16,25]]; The program simply creates a movieclip of a tile, goes to the appropriate frame and places the tile relative to the player's location. Each tile has one property, that is 'walkable' which is either true or false which determines if the player can walk on it or not. These

I gone through the libGdx wiki/tutorial but I didn't find example to use an image or an actor as a physics body. In my game I am adding an actor to the stage. But I want to add this actor or sprite image as physics body. I have to drag this actor and even want to detect collision with other bodies. please give me reference if you have. Thanks This is a bit tricky. You don't use an image or an Actor as a physics body. You will need to implement something like a new "PhysicsActor" which extends Actor. This Physics actor will have a body as a property and will be the bridge between your libgdx

I have an image with a certain pattern. How do I repeat it in another image using GDI? Is there any method to do it in GDI? In C#, you can create a TextureBrush that'll tile your image wherever you use it, and then fill an area with it. Something like this (an example that fills the whole image)... // Use `using` blocks for GDI objects you create, so they'll be released // quickly when you're done with them. using (TextureBrush brush = new TextureBrush(yourImage, WrapMode.Tile)) using (Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(destImage)) { // Do your painting in here g.FillRectangle(brush, 0, 0,