- Swift Game Development（Third Edition）
- Siddharth Shekar Stephen Haney
- 244字
- 2021-07-16 17:37:46
Retrofitting the Player class for flight
We need to perform a few quick setup tasks before we can react to player input. We will remove some of our older testing code and add a physics body to the Player class.
The Beekeeper
First, clean up the old bee physics tests from the last chapter. Open GameScene.swift, find didMove, and locate the bottom two lines; one sets a mass for bee2, and the other applies an impulse to bee2. Remove these two lines:
bee2.physicsBody?.mass = 0.2 bee2.physicsBody?.applyImpulse(CGVector(dx: -25, dy: 0))
Updating the Player class
We need to give the Player class its own update function. We want to store player-related logic in Player and we need it to run before every frame:
- Open
Player.swiftand add the following function insidePlayer:func update() { } - In
GameScene.swift, add this code at the bottom of theGameSceneclass:player.update() } override func update(_ currentTime: TimeInterval) { - Perfect. The
GameSceneclass will call thePlayerclass'supdatefunction on every update.
Moving the ground
We initially placed the ground higher than necessary to make sure it displayed for all screen sizes in the previous chapter. We can now move the ground into its lower, final position since the player will soon move up and down, bringing the ground into view.
In GameScene.swift, locate the line that sets the ground.position value and change the y value from 150 to 30:
ground.position = CGPoint(x: -self.size.width * 2, y: 30)