HowToMakeGames.....: February 2014

Thursday, February 6, 2014

Open Source iOS Games using cocos2d

To find working(?) open source is very difficult.
So, I tested every source. The following is the my result.
Updated 2014.02.06
Here is the List of Open Source Games using cocos2d
1. Castle Hassle: Physics based cocos2d Games and Compile Successfully on ios7.
2. Alphabet Blocks: Educational Letterbox Game for Kids based cocos2d.
3. Bubbsy: Tiled Levels and some fancy effect based cocos2d.
4. Clearis: Puzzle Game based cocos2d.
5. Climbers: 2D finger dragging climbing game created with cocos2D and compile successfully on ios7.
6. iLabyrinth: Puzzle game written in Cocos2D requiring you to navigate through increasingly difficult labyrinths.
7. SpaceBubble: Basic Shooting Game.
8. Skeleton Key: Puzzle game.
9. Tux Rider: iPhone port of the extremely popular, and beautiful 3D Tux Racer game.
10. TweeJump:Platform jumping game inspired by Icy Tower. Utilizes Cocos2D.

*Open Source not using cocos2d but excellent.
1.Canabalt: Traditional Run and Jump Game for iOS. But should supports open gl es 1.1.

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Tips:Start in Safe Boot mode | Mac OS X

1. Restart the Mac and Press and hold the Shift key immediately after you hear the startup tone.
2. Release the Shift key when the Apple logo appears. Safe Boot appears on the Mac OS X startup screen.

Tips:How to add other documentation in Xcode 5?

Here are the terminal commands to install the documentation manually
Example for the Sparrow Framework........

cd ~/Library/Developer/Shared/Documentation/DocSets
curl -O "http://doc.sparrow-framework.org/core/feed/com.gamua.Sparrow-Framework-2.0.xar"
xar -x -f "com.gamua.Sparrow-Framework-2.0.xar"
rm "com.gamua.Sparrow-Framework-2.0.xar"