All made in Iphone SDK Xcode 3.2 Tutorial on using CGRectIntersectsRect to detect collision. You will build an app to drag one image and collide it with an other Image! Links: Image 1: www.mediafire.com Image 2: www.mediafire.com
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@esotericsean i don’t know where is he from but in greek the semicolon is question mark..probably in his country as well
are you a developer? How old r u? have u done any apps? what are their names?
Awesome tutorial! Very helpful.
I have a request:
We don’t need to see the process of typing code. You may as well paste the code in section by section, but please at least explain WHY the code does what it does. That’s what will help people understand iPhone development.
Mahnahmahnah!
Great
Yes it is
you are a legend!! great tutorial…. just a quick question… Is it possible to move two things at once???
Great ! Thank you!
@CathyDirector ok for example this collision happens!how to make the second image disappear when they collide?
thank you, i was looking for this kind of tutorial for ever, subscribed
How do you have 3.2, its not even out yet!
very nice guy – from Raymond
what would you do if instead of touches you want to use the accelerometer. So lets say you have a ball moving with the accelerometer and that ball hits the other object ???
Thanks for the video, it really helps me. 🙂
dude is something wrong with you, you kept calling a semi colon a quotation mark and i’m not sure if your a boy or a girl
How i can help you?
In my PSP Video i have brown hair
I tried it was so comlicated to u have vc to help me
in your psp 3000 unboxing you look different why?
yay 🙂
This is one of my favorite apple blogs out there 🙂 Great stuff
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Awesome share! Thank you very much 🙂
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