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cocos2d v0.9.0-beta available for download

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Started 2 years ago by riq
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riq
Key Master
Hi,

cocos2d v0.9.0-beta is available for download:
http://cocos2d-iphone.googlecode.com/files/cocos2d-iphone-0.9.0-beta.tar.gz

Release Notes: (MUST READ):
http://www.cocos2d-iphone.org/wiki/doku.php/release_notes:0_9_0_beta

Highlights:
- Spritesheet supports children
- Chipmunk v5.0 integration
- Improved Zwoptex support
.
This is a BETA version. It means:
- The API might change during the following weeks
- There are still open bugs
- It needs more testing
.
Being said that, cocos2d v0.9.0-beta NEEDS YOU. I would appreciate if you can test it with your game and report any kind of issue that you might find.

Thanks.
Posted 2 years ago #
MikeSz
Member

great job Riq ! and others who helped ;)

gonna move one of my projects tommorow from 0.9 Alpha to Beta and tell you how it went ;)

I especially like the SpriteSheet children/grandchildren extension

Posted 2 years ago #
badawe
Member

I doing this right now!!!

Thansk riq anything i can help i do it!

Posted 2 years ago #
indy2005
Member
Hi
Thanks for this. Could I ask, in the "Sprite / AtlasSprite merge section" - it says:

For the moment, CCSpriteSheet has the same limitations as AtlasSpriteManager. Limitations of CCSpriteSheet:

Only accepts CCSprites as children
CCSprites must have the same texture id as the CCSpriteSheet
CCSprites can't contain children. Only 1 level of children is supported

Yet later in the "CCSpriteSheet supports children" section we have a code section that reads:
```
// NEW NEW NEW
// sprite1 supports children
[sprite1 addChild:sprite2];
[sprite1 addChild:sprite3];
```
i.e. we are being told here that CCSprite can contain children when an earlier section states: CCSprites can't contain children.

Perhaps I am confused between CCSpriteSheet and CCSprite?

Regards

i
Posted 2 years ago #
badawe
Member

@riq the best way to create one item with many itens inside is CCNode Right? becouse you can have many this sprites, texts insine, and control them free. This is wrong or not?:

Posted 2 years ago #
riq
Key Master

@indy2005: thanks. fixed. Yes, since v0.9.0-beta, when a CCSprite is parented to an CCSpritesheet it can contain children (and grandchildren and grand-grand-children...etc).

@badawe:
It depends on what you want. If you are not going to use CCSpritesheet, I would use a CCLayer.
Is your question related to v0.9.0-beta ? If yes, sorry, I missed the question. Could you develop it further ?
If no, please, post it in another thread. Thanks.

Posted 2 years ago #
Lam
Member
There are some compile issues for a c++ compile with the bitwise operations for honor parent transforms.

Works for .m files
```
sprite.honorParentTransform &= ~CC_HONOR_PARENT_TRANSFORM_ROTATE
```
Unfortunately it does not compile for a c++ project. A way to remedy this for now is to do the bitwise operation on primitive types that do have default '&' operators
```
long honour = info.honorParentTransform;
honour &= ~CC_HONOR_PARENT_TRANSFORM_ROTATE;
sprite.honorParentTransform = (ccHonorParentTransform)honour;
```
But I love having the ability of children not to follow all transforms of its parent. So now components that are specific to the sprite can now be added as children, which feels more natural.
Posted 2 years ago #
riq
Key Master

@Lam: Thanks, I'll fix it for the next release.

Posted 2 years ago #
mmilo
Member
Was I the only one that had the following problem?

Inside CCRenderTexture.h, there was the follow import:
```
#import "OpenGL_Internal.h"
```
Which should be the following instead.
```
#import "Support/OpenGL_Internal.h"
```
Posted 2 years ago #
riq
Key Master

thanks. fixed on SVN r1638

Posted 2 years ago #

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