Lessons:22Length:2.6 hours
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1.3 Prerequisites
In order to follow along in this course you are going to need Xcode 6. This is a free download from the App Store that you can get to from the Apple developer center. It would also be beneficial to have some familiarity with the Swift programming language, but even with just basic understanding you should be able to follow along.
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1.Introduction
1.1Welcome02:23
1.1
Welcome
02:23
1.2My Motivation03:19
1.2
My Motivation
03:19
1.3Prerequisites01:55
1.3
Prerequisites
01:55
2.Introducing SpriteKit
2.1What Is SpriteKit?02:06
2.1
What Is SpriteKit?
02:06
2.2Creating a SpriteKit Game11:59
2.2
Creating a SpriteKit Game
11:59
2.3SpriteKit Basics: Scenes and Nodes06:54
2.3
SpriteKit Basics: Scenes and Nodes
06:54
2.4Introducing Gravity10:38
2.4
Introducing Gravity
10:38
2.5Introducing Multiple Bodies03:57
2.5
Introducing Multiple Bodies
03:57
2.6Handling Touch10:41
2.6
Handling Touch
10:41
2.7Detecting Collisions08:33
2.7
Detecting Collisions
08:33
3.Building a Game
3.1What We Are Building02:38
3.1
What We Are Building
02:38
3.2Creating the World06:02
3.2
Creating the World
06:02
3.3Creating the Ball07:21
3.3
Creating the Ball
07:21
3.4Creating the Paddle09:12
3.4
Creating the Paddle
09:12
3.5Creating the Block10:00
3.5
Creating the Block
10:00
3.6Programmatically Adding Blocks09:35
3.6
Programmatically Adding Blocks
09:35
3.7Difference Between Winning and Losing13:34
3.7
Difference Between Winning and Losing
13:34
3.8Adding an Additional Scene13:39
3.8
Adding an Additional Scene
13:39
3.9Restarting the Game03:28
3.9
Restarting the Game
03:28
3.10Adding Custom Movement10:26
3.10
Adding Custom Movement
10:26
3.11Adding a Start Scene04:30
3.11
Adding a Start Scene
04:30
4.Conclusion
4.1Goodbye01:49
4.1
Goodbye
01:49
