To display an image, we just need to follow these steps:
Inside the
Gameinitializer method, add the following piece of code:SPImage* image = [SPImage imageWithTexture:[Assets texture:@"Default.png"]];
At the bottom of the initializer method, add the image to the display tree of the
Gameclass.Run the example, and you will see the following:
As we already know, we need the SPImage class to display a texture. It can be compared to SPQuad, but instead of just displaying a color, it displays the texture on itself. We used the Assets class to get our Default.png image from the Resources folder.
In the next step, we added the image to the display tree of our game class using the addChild method. Running the example we should see that our cardboard puppet doll is not visible anymore because the black image we just loaded is displayed on top of the cardboard puppet doll.
Our Game.m file should have the following content:
#import "Game.h" #import...