Responding to Collisions
Great, so we get notified every time the ball collides with targets and bumpers. But how do we tell them apart? We want to do special animations and sound effects for both kinds of bodies, but we only want to increase the user’s score when the ball hits a target.
Let’s go back and revisit the current state of the ‑didBeginContact: method in the RCWMyScene.m file.
| 07-MorePhysics/step05/PhysicsBall/RCWMyScene.m | |
| | - (void)didBeginContact:(SKPhysicsContact *)contact |
| | { |
| | NSLog(@"In -didBeginContact:"); |
| | NSLog(@"bodyA: %@", contact.bodyA); |
| | NSLog(@"bodyB: %@", contact.bodyB); |
| | } |
When two bodies contact each other, how do we know which one is bodyA and which one is bodyB? Unfortunately, we don’t know, and Apple ...
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