anyone knows how "Drinkspiration By Absolut" developed. I want to do something similar to the card flipping effects. any hints on what should i learn and where do i start to do that? many thanks...
You just need custom graphics and the help of Core Animation. I suggest you buy a book on iPhone animation, as it will teach a lot more than the internet will.
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So I am rather experienced with OpenGL on the desktop platform and am trying to integrate it with my iOS development experience. I have created several large scale iOS applications so I have a good understanding of that process as well. I was wondering if anyone knows of any useful techniques to integrate iOS UI components with an OpenGL scene, or if that is even possible. I apologize if this is to general. I can refine it if necessary.
For example, say you have an iPad application that has a table and whatnot on the left, and you want to add a little 3D OpenGL window on the right. (Perhaps a chart or something that the user can interact with?) This would not be for a game or anything, but more for my understanding on how to smoothly integrate the different platforms. Any advice or links that the community could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
GL-Views do not have to cover the entire screen. A great and very easy to understand example is the sound=recorder SpeakHere iphone app within the iOS SDK.
This example uses a small GL-View for displaying a peak-level-meter of the audio signal; GLLevelMeter.
Hope this helps...
Today I just need some tips for my first iPhone Game.
In this game you need to protect something from enemies. But I don't know how to create this enemies randomly, and how I can save the data to each enemy (there can be many on the screen at once!)..?
I hope someone can give good tips or good links to tutorials..?
Greetings,
mavrick3.
#mavrick i think this link might help you
http://www.71squared.com/iphone-tutorials/
Edit:
if you the source code of iPhone Game Development than follow this link
http://apress.com/book/downloadfile/4587
Maybe you could check : https://gamedev.stackexchange.com/ :-)
Good luck
Ray Wenderlich has some great tutorials on his blog about iPhone game development as well as many other iPhone related topics.
This link should get you started.
Also if you don't mind purchasing books, I highly recommend these two books.
Beginning iPhone Game Development
Learn iPhone and iPad cocos2d Game Development
I need to develop a very simple iPad application that takes RSS feed of images that will be updated constantly and will display them and you can slide through them. As simple as that.
Is there a way to get basic help on doing this, I am very new to iPhone/iPad development and would like help.
To make the question clearer, I would appreciate code samples (other than the ones displayed on Apple's developers site, tutorials, and guidelines.
Thank you :)
First things first, you need to go through some Cocoa Touch tutorials and learn how all the pieces fit together. ;-)
Then check out some NSURLConnection samples on how to pull data down from the network.
I think some of you have seen the "cartoon wars" game. does anybody know how to create GUI like that? Does it need OpenGL? or it can be done with iPhone sdk's libs?
thanx in advance
I believe Cartoon Wars was written using the Cocos2d game library.
Yes. The trick with the iPhone is, the more you program, the more cool GUI tricks you can come up with to make your app more exciting. I suggest you write a couple of apps to do simple things, using as many API's as you can cram in. Start with Apple's samples. Maybe combine a few of the samples into one, as a learning experience.
I've seen a couple of tutorials, but not with dynamic animation. Could anyone please teach me at least a rough tutorial on it?
I'm a C# developer but have been doing flash animations a long time.
Thank you so much!
Easiest way by far is to buy a 3rd party component that does this from a vendor like Infragistics.
It would be possible and interesting to do in raw WPF but it would not be a quick time to market.