SpriteKit - Up and Running

A simple practical workshop on understanding and implementing the basics concepts behind SpriteKit - a 2D iOS game framework.

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1. spritekit up and running
2. Ajalmar Rocha Italus Rodrigues Matheus Martins Gabriela de Carvalho Vítor Gomes Augusto Falcão Matheus Albuquerque
3. introduction
6. base concepts
7. SKScene SKNodes SKActions SKView
8. SKScene SKNodes SKActions SKView
11. SKScene SKNodes SKActions SKView
14. SKScene SKNodes SKActions SKView
17. SKScene SKNodes SKActions SKView
20. LifeCycle
22. hands on Nodes
23. SK SpriteNode
24. SK ShapeNode
25. SK CameraNode
26. SK LabelNode
27. SK EmitterNode
28. Nodes SKSpriteNode SKShapeNode SKCameraNode SKLabelNode SKEmitterNode
29. challenge
30. hands on Actions
31. scaleTo X scaleBy
32. moveTo X moveBy
33. animateWith Textures
34. removeFrom Parent
35. sequence
36. group
37. Actions moveTo x moveBy scaleTo x scaleBy animateWithTextures removeFromParent sequence x group
38. challenge
39. hands on Physics
44. applyImpulse applyForce applied for a length of time based on the amount of simulation time that passes between when you apply the force and when the next frame of the simulation is processed. makes an instantaneous change to the body’s velocity that is independent of the amount of simulation time that has passed.
45. category BitMask contactTest BitMask collision BitMask
46. contactTest BitMask collision BitMask Defines which categories this physics body belongs to.
47. category BitMask collision BitMask Defines which categories of bodies cause intersection notifications with this physics body.
48. category BitMask contactTest BitMask Defines which categories of physics bodies can collide with this physics body.
50. func didBegin(SKPhysicsContact) func didEnd(SKPhysicsContact)
53. SKFieldNode
54. challenge
55. thanks.