In Cocos2D you display text, any number of ways. A popular method for displaying text is to use BitmapFont, that is – a font created in a program which outputs two files. A bitmap (say a png for example), and a plain text ‘.fnt’ file, containing information regarding where each character is in that file. [...]
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As I’ve mentioned previously, this blog serves as a kind of social-bookmarker, and exist somewhat in order for me to chronologically log my learning experience with iOS programming. So not everything I post is always a how-to or a tip, but sometimes I will share something which I read that I found useful that people [...]
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Apple recommends that if you have one screen, you have one instance of UIViewController, in there documentation “View Controller Programming”. If you want to divide a single screen into multiple areas and manage each one separately, use generic controller objects (custom objects descending from NSObject) instead of view controller objects to manage each subsection of [...]
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