Pipes!
Now the bird is flapping but there are no enemies, so the game is pretty boring. It's time to add some obstacles: pipes!
Implementing the pipes node
To implement the pipes as they were in the original game, we need two classes: PipesNode
, which contains the top and bottom pipes, and Pipes
, which creates and handles PipesNode
.
Let's begin with Pipes
and add it as an actor to GameScene
:
//... let pipes = Pipes(topPipeTexture: "topPipe.png", bottomPipeTexture: "bottomPipe").addTo(screenNode) actors = [sky, city, ground, bird, pipes] //...
The Pipes
class holds the texture name, and it is added to the node tree:
import SpriteKit class Pipes { private class var createActionKey : String { get {return "createActionKey"} } private var parentNode: SKSpriteNode! ...
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