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I am new to Cocos2D-x and have been putting in some thought about the best way to design an Actor class that will encapsulate the CCSprite and a b2Body for my Box2D physics game. Is it better to extend the CCObject, CCSprite or neither and just create a 'Wrapper' class for the two? So far, I've stuck with creating a wrapper to hold both of the objects.Here is my abstract, and I'd love to see what other people think/have come up with!
`enum BodyType { Box, Circle};
class Actor { b2Body* body; CCSprite* sprite; b2World* world; BodyType* type;public: static Actor* create(b2World* w, CCSprite* s, BodyType type); static Actor* create(b2World* w, CCSprite* s); static Actor* create(b2World* w, string image, BodyType type); static Actor* create(b2World* w, string image);
Actor(b2World* w, CCSprite* s);
Actor(b2World* w, string image);
void update(); //update CCSprite's position and rotation and set it to body's
I think the simpliest way for cocos2d-x and box2d is to inherit CCNode (or CCSprite or whatever you need to draw you game object) and incapsulate pointer to b2Body. update(ccTime) needs to be overriden (or a custom method scheduled) to sync b2Body's movements to CCNode.
OK, so I've overriden update(CCTime) and it doesn't appear as though it is being called. I also tried update(float dt) but neither of them are being automatically called.Is there a certain method that I can override which will automatically be called by cocos2d-x or do I need to specifically loop over all of my Actors and call each individual update method inside my CCLayer's update method?In other words, is there a loop where CCLayer automatically calls its children's updates or do I need to create that loop myself?I'm trying to avoid having unnecessary loops and condensing potentially two loops into one.
You need to call scheduleUpdate on your node to get update(dt) called every game loop iteration.


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Wow! What a day yesterday was!
I started the morning heading to the Travis County Expo Center to find parking. Got there a little early, planning on it so that I could find parking and get the bus right when they were supposed to start at 7 AM. I wanted to get my packet early, stretch a little and walk around. Wow! No signs when I got there. A few cars sitting around, but no one really knew what was going on (talked to a couple of ladies). We parked and waited for a bit. 2 buses showed up and started driving all around the parking lot...finally came over to where we were and we got aboard. Then, once on the bus, the driver asked if we were a certain person....he was looking for the organizer so that he knew what to do. ACK!!! Was this going to be the theme of the day??? Someone said, "is this the first obstacle...trying to get to the race?" Hahaha!
Got to Walter Long Park on a wonderful morning. It was nice and cool! A great morning for a walk/run!! I got to the starting line a little before 8:30, ready for what???? I really was a little scared not knowing what to expect. From the website, I was expecting mud....lots of water...was expecting that I would need to change or use a towel for the ride home. It really wasn't bad at all!! I almost wish I had taken my phone out of the ziploc bag and taken pictures of the obstacles....but I didn't want to slow down. Let's see...the obstacles...first a rope that you had to walk across...it had rope for your hands to use to balance and get across, large balls that you had to push through, maze that you had to crouch down to get through, a rope wall that you had to crawl up and over, tires you had to run through and finally large round floats that you had to jump from one to the other to get all the way around (only got my foot wet, even though I thought I would fall in).
I have only run on pavement and treadmill, so this was a challenge. I was not prepared for the trail....rocky, uneven surface! Then the hills....OMG....I didn't even think about starting to train going up and down hills!
So, the results....I did all of this, including the obstacles (had to stand in line for one of them), in under 1 hour!! If it were just the 5K....I think it would have been much faster! I was really scared for this day, but came out feeling fantastic! It was so much fun! I am so glad there was no mud, though! I LOVED it!
The only complaints were that there seemed to be no organization for the buses and parking and NOT enough water/drinks along the course! There was only one after about 2 miles....I was a bit thirsty! There were only 3 buses running, so many were walking, I think I heard, almost 2 miles to the park....that is before the 5K. Wow!!
I got on the bus and headed back to parking...saw Kendra, Christy & Nicole...they were waiting in line for the bus....so, I loaded them up in the van and drove them over before heading home.
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Adding keywords to photos for searching
Can anyone recommend a photo-collection management software that would allow me to add keywords (flowers, dogs, trees, river, etc.) to each photos which would then allow me to search through a number of folders by a particular keyword? Say, I search by the word river and get all the pictures, regardless of folder, that have the keyword river attached to them.
Thanks in advance for all help.
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Well you could use IrfanView
You could install it without making it your default image editor (don't associate file types when asked)
Then step by step instructions are going to be difficult to provide but hopefully you are bright enough to figure out how to use this software.
What you need to know:
Thumbnail view must be enabled in the toolbar. In order to batch edit EXIF & IPTC data you need to open the folder containing your photos using IrfanView and select all photos where you need to add keywords.
Edit: (Ctrl + Click or Shift + Click to select multiples)
Once you've highlighted your thumbnails right click and choose "JPG Lossless Operations)
Then choose either of the following depending upon your needs:
Once you've written the keywords / comments you can use the search function.
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Added images that I forgot to attach!
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Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
Sorry but I also forgot to add that you actually need to install the IrfanView plugin pack too. Instructions are on the website.
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Hello Callender, thank you very much for your advice. I have Corel Paint Shop Pro, and Faststone Image Viewer which allow me to view an entire folder of thumbs with the file name underneath. Both programs also allow me to "tag" individual thumbs within the folder and then to select to view only the tagged images. This is good if I wanted to make a "movie". However, neither program allows me to attach a selection of words to each picture.
I shall try the IrfanView you recommended and see if it does what I want it to do, i.e. search for and view all pictures with the word, say, statue, attached even if they happen to be in 15 different folders.
Example of my idea of keywords: a picture of a statue between two trees with a river in the background and heavy cloud formations in the sky: Keywords = statue, water, river, turf, tree, cloud ---- and the ability to search against any one of those words. I have some 5000 pictures so keywording them will be a rather extensive task to begin with.
Thanks again.
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So no need to tag then - just try the search.
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