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Originally Posted by MiniRobinho
Regarding the game world size, I've also wanted a bigger size than the actual screen size to layout everything. I think it can be done, however you can't do it through interface builder because that only allows editing within the iphone screen.
For collisions you can use CGIntersectsRect(character,building){DO SOMETHING} which will then do something when the two images "interesect" or touch essentially. And yes, if you have a background image, you'd need a separate image saved of just the building so that the game can detect where the building is.
For alternate views, you could have two views, and then using CGIntersectsRect(character,door){load second view containing building interior}
Hope that helps  |
It actually does help quite a bit!
I was thinking CGIntersectsRect, but wasn't sure.
As far as loading the second view, I would then just set it to place the player's UIImageView at the correct coordinates for the door entrance, right?
Would I use CGIntersectsRect as the barrier for the views as well? For example, the inside of a small building. If it doesn't take up the full screen, how would I prevent the player from simply walking right "over" the walls of the interior and onto the background?
