Tutorial: How to create a physics enabled game

[CodeAndWeb]

This tutorial explains, how to enable the 2d physics engine in Axmol.

You learn how to:

• Enable physics in Axmol
• Create collision shapes the easy way
• Create an interactive game scene with falling objects

Full source code included.

How to create a physics enabled game with Axmol Game Engine

[johnspeny]

Thanks for this update and info, I created physics bodies using P.E, i prefer to use box2d. Could you please update the parser for it to work with axmole. The last time i checked it was too old

[gradyplayer]

@CodeAndWeb:
I just went through this tutorial, it is good but the CMake stuff doesn't work with latest axmol... there is a call to setup_ax_app_config that isn't defined.

the other thing is a new axmol project will create multitouch versions of the touch callbacks which will foul up std::bind in listener->onTouchBegan = AX_CALLBACK_2(HelloWorld::onTouchesBegan, this);

Probably won't confuse anyone as much as it did me; but could be worth updating.

It would be cool to start from the start with the images and TexturePacker, I know it would be longer, but probably give a better indication of how those work together (since I was remaking the project it wasn't clear that you had to have the sprite sheet plist already exported to export the physics to).