Adding Cocos Framework

[Robert Friston]

Hi All,

Does anyone have a good resource for adding the full Cocos framework to an iPhone App? Ideally how to add it to an existing App, but anything that might help to get the bulk of it done. I know that quite a few developers have stumbled over this and I cant seem to find any installer or anything that seems that reliable or officially sanctioned.

Cheers
Bob

[Andy Kerridge]

Hi Rob,

I've always done it by running the shell script that comes in the cocos distro. It installs Xcode templates for cocos / box2d / chipmunk and you build your app from there. I added it to an existing app a while ago by dragging it into the project, adding the required frameworks and include paths, but I think that was a bit hit and miss.
http://www.monoclestudios.com/cocos2d_whitepaper.html has some info

You can also try adding it as a libraryhttp://www.clintharris.net/2009/iphone-app-shared-libraries

Apart from the templates route I don't know of anything else that is officially sanctioned

Hope that helps.

Best
Andy

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[Robert Friston]

Hi Andy

Thanks very much, that looks like it'll do the trick :)

Cheers

Bob

[Leandro Barreto]

It should be pretty straight forward:

Run this Terminal command in the same directory where you downloaded Cocos2D:

./install-templates.sh -f -u

That will install the template for a new Cocos2D project and make it available on Xcode.