Cocos2dx tips (1) pre-defined file path

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After thinking for one night (if you believe), you can work out a blog related to cocos2dx tips. It has the following features:

1. simplified;

2. Practical;

3. occasional violence, yellow...

Our theme is: It doesn't matter if you don't know some skills, but it will be awesome if you know it.

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Assume that there are many directories in the Resource of the project, such as image, fonts, Menu, and InterfaceUI. The images corresponding to the several genie that I want to create are in these directories respectively, for example:

auto sprite = Sprite::create("image/sp.png");

But what's terrible is that I have a poor memory (false). I forgot the directories where all the images are stored. At this time, I have to go to the directories to search for them. Is this very troublesome? (If you don't have any trouble, let me go out now! Out !).

There is a way to solve your troubles from the root cause, that is, to the male clinic... Well, I seem to have said something wrong. Don't care about such details. Please refer to the following:

// Add the following lines of code to the applicationDidFinishLaunching () function in Appdelegate. cpp:

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Paths; // create a string-type container paths. push_back ("fonts"); // Add the path paths of the image directory to the container. push_back ("image"); paths. push_back ("sounds"); FileUtils: getInstance ()-> setSearchResolutionsOrder (paths); // set the path here. All we need to do is to put the created container in.
 

Well, I personally think this method is useful when creating small projects.

Of course, there are other ways to do this, mac... yes, it indicates that you have never used a mac. You just heard that you don't need to specify a path under the mac. You just need to throw the image name directly;

In win32, that is, VS, you can add additional directories. Of course, this has nothing to do with the topic of this article. I will not introduce it in detail.

Well, that's it. Not short enough... the amount seems to be ambiguous. Well

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