SpriteKittenly
Exploring cute and sometimes scratchy corners of SpriteKit with Swift.
Main motivation finding ways to do things for touch feedback and rendering in Touchgram which was initially ported from C++ and the Cocos2D-X game framework. Touchgram lets you compose multi-page interactive messages within Apple iMessage.
See specific README in each project directory
Feedback and Graphic Effects
- SKScribbles multiple approaches tried with sample images to show smoothness of different drawings, also see the closely-related...
- streakios which wraps someone else's work and draws a decaying streak, like I was using in Cocos2D-X
- ThrobsAndBobs different ways to have shapes that throb and animation along paths
- FramesAndBackgrounds Exploring tiling backgrounds and using shaders to frame an image.
- SKShaderToy Little testbed with text entry to edit a GLSL shader & see it recompiled and in action.
Text oriented
- StyledTextOverSK long discussion of how to combine SpriteKit with styled text. I went with an SKLabelNode using NSAttributedString in Touchgram because of the performance issues this sample shows.
- FontThraSKing simple use of different fonts, picking them and displaying in SpriteKit, mostly created to get understanding of a crash
General
- SkinSuit Embedding SpriteKit within SwiftUI, exploring two different approaches.
- LottieSprite - unfinished exploration, don't bother