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This makes it possible to create links on webpages that, when clicked, will open CCMenu and show a prefilled list of projects to add. URL schemes (available with CCMenu 13.0 or higher)ĬCMenu registers two custom URL schemes. The preferences window is resizable when the project list is shown. Note, that the preference to sort the projects only affects the menu, not the project list in preferences. Alternatively you can choose to have the projects sorted alphabetically or by last build time.

You can drag the projects in the list to arrange the order in which they are displayed. If you are using Travis CI please enter a URL of this form:

#Ccmenu cocos2dx full

If your server has a custom configuration you may have to enter the full URL for the feed. You can enter just the hostname or parts of the URL and CCMenu will then try various common locations for the CCTray feed. In the sheet that opens type the URL of the server into the text field or select an existing server from the drop down list. To add a new project, click on the plus icon below the project list in the preferences panel. These setting and the window size and position are persisted accross sessions. Note that you can rearrange the columns and sort the view by clicking on the column. Now that you’ve had a C++ refresher, it’s time to get a grasp on the basics of Cocos2d-X.The project window shows more detailed information about each of the projects, including last build time and build label.

#Ccmenu cocos2dx how to

In this chapter, we will be learning how to create a scene, load a sprite and drag it around via touch control (or mouse control in the case of Windows, Mac or Linux platforms). It’s simple stuff and I’m sure you’ll get the hang of it quickly. To follow along, please get the source code and project files for SpriteDraggerX. It's a minimal Cocos2d-X project showing how to drag a sprite around the screen.

#Ccmenu cocos2dx install

Make sure you have Node and Git, then: sudo npm install rapidgame -g SpriteDraggerX uses RapidGame's prebuilt Cocos2D-X libraries. This will symlink a lib folder to RapidGame's prebuilt headers and libraries.

You'll then be able to compile and run SpriteDraggerX.

Note that SpriteDraggerX is an iOS-only project. The point is to teach you the basics of Cocos2d-X without overwhelming you with the details of creating multiple projects for multiple platforms. The SpriteDraggerX project opened in Xcode A Basic Cocos2d-X Project Rest assured though, we will be covering multiple platforms in a later chapter. Open up the project's SpriteDragger.xcodeproj file. main.m: Launches the app and creates the application delegate.This project is intended to be the simplest possible Cocos2d-X code, so there are no extraneous files whatsoever. SpriteDragger.h/.cpp: A subclass of Cocos2d-X's Application object.Sets up Cocos2d-X and passes control to SpriteDragger. MyLayer.h/.cpp: A Layer subclass containing a sprite and a background layer object.Creates a blank Scene and a Layer object as its child. The MyLayer object handles the touch input and drags the sprite around the screen, animating a little drop effect when the sprite is finished dragging.