#Zwoptex for windows how to#

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#Zwoptex for windows how to#

Inside of the AppDelegate.swift is example of how to integrate the new manifest file Zwoptex provides for when you pack more than one sheet and also load them into the cocos2d sprite frame cache and place a sprite in the scene License The advantage to outputing the final files directly into the built products directory is that a clean and build will ensure the sprite sheets are always re-generated. You will see the $(BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR) and $(SOURCE_ROOT) environment variables that Xcode gives us being used to achieve this. The general idea is to take the sprites folder and run them through Zwoptex when Xcode is building the project and output the resulting coordinates, textures and manifest file directly into the app that Xcode builds. If you open it up with any text editor you can follow through how it’s setup. The sprites.json file is the command line configuration the project will use. In the Assets folder you will find a sprites.json file and sprites folder.

zwoptex-cocos2d folder contains our project source code.Assets folder contains our sprite sheet assets.Open the root folder in terminal and run pod install.This is a simple sample project showing command line integration with Zwoptex and cocos2d v3.