I am happy to announce that cocos2d-iphone v2.1-beta is available for download:
Highlights:
- JavaScript bindings for cocos2d, Chipmunk and CocosBuilder Reader
- Better physics support: PhysicsSprite and Debug Physics node
- Improved physics templates (try the Chipmunk template)
- Supports PVR v3 file format
- Improved GL shader code
- New actions that mimics flash behavior: RotationalSkew
- Fixes for iOS 6 (supports new auto-rotation without flicker)
Full Changelog: CHANGELOG
cocos2d-iphone v2.1 is part if a bigger project to create multi platform games. Please read the cocos2d + JavaScript documentation for further info:
I would appreciate if you could test it and report any possible bug that you might find. Thanks.
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Great, fantastic. But I’m stuck, immediately, because I’m a retard.
How do I open the Watermelon sample game in Xcode as a project?
@Diss:
1. Open the cocos2d v2.1 Xcode project (it could be the cocos2d-ios.xcodeproj or cocos2d-osx.xcodeproj)
2. Select the target “JS Watermelon”
3. Run it.
So far as I can tell, the ability to set opacity on a CCLayerColor has disappeared?
Tested with a default-empty project, adding the following into the +scene method of HelloWorldLayer:
CCLayerColor *hazeLayer = [CCLayerColor layerWithColor:ccc4(0, 255, 0, 0)];
hazeLayer remains a vibrant green. (iOS6, iPhone5). Also tested iOS5, iPhone4.
This worked with cocos2d 2.0….
@Kaolin Fire: already fixed in develop-v2 branch. thanks.