Chipmunk: adding the chipmunk files into my project

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Chipmunk: adding the chipmunk files into my project

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Started 2 years ago by phynet
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phynet
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Hi all, I'm new using chipmunk (and also with Cocos2D) so I have this little problem.

I want to use the chipmunk library in my project. I tried to add the file from the chipmunk project template I've created into my old project (probably is not the right way to do it) and when compiling I get 145 errors. Of course, I don't have the references in the target section as you can see in the images and also I need to add it into "cocos2d Sources" folder. But, how?

Compile Sources
http://img861.imageshack.us/i/compilesources.png/
Copy Headers
http://img703.imageshack.us/i/copyheaders.png/
Missing Chipmunk file in cocos2D source
http://img857.imageshack.us/i/missingchimpunk.png/

Thank you in advance!
P.S = I'm afraid my english is a bit rusty.

I put this topic in the wrong place before... :/

Posted 2 years ago #
phynet
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I solved it by doing this: project--> add to project and finding the unzipped directory, then from within that directory I've added the External directory to my project.

I follow this tutorial: http://monoclestudios.com/cocos2d_whitepaper.html (in the middle of the page is all the information needed)

But later I've found 177 errors more, thanks to the #include "constraints/util.h" declaration. You can solve this problem changing to: "#include util.h"

Posted 2 years ago #
phynet
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If after all this you still having problems, something like: duplicate symbol _cpMessage you just have to do the following:

1.- projects --> build --> valid architectures --> (add i386 value)
2.- Build --> clean all targets
3.- Compile and run.

Yey! is done!

Posted 2 years ago #

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