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When I run my SpriteKit game, I receive this error multiple times in the console. As far as I can tell (though I'm not completely sure), the game itself is unaffected, but the error might have some other implications, along with crowding the debug console. I did some research into the error, and found a few possible solutions, none of which seem to have completely worked. These solutions include turning ignoresSiblingOrder to false , and specifying textures as SKTextureAtlas(named: "atlasName").textureNamed("textureName") , but these did not work. I think the error is coming somewhere from the

I have a lot of characters in my game and because of that I have so many textures. When a texture atlas is loaded (containing about 5 different image textures) it increases the memory use and keeps it there at that amount. So the more textures just keeps driving that number up and up until sometimes the application crashes. I don't need all the characters at once, how can i maybe load some character textures when I need them and deallocate the others when i don't, but ill need to be able to bring it back. Rule 1 First of all you don't need to manually load in memory your texture atlas. When

I have created an animation of various PNGs, but there are various frames that stretch to the border so the node is 'filled'. The animation should look like the GIF that I have created using the same pictures. Does anybody know how to make the animation look like the GIF? GIF: Gif: Animation should look like this Actual: Extra slow Actual result of the code Border: Here you can see the border of the physics body that has the same size of the "node's border" I have tried to fix the problem by switching the scene.scalemode. Further, I have tried to make the size of the Node dependent on the size

I want to animate an SKSpriteNode using textures from an SKTextureAtlas, using SKAction.animateWithTextures(textures,timePerFrame,resize,restore) . However, the textures in the atlas have a size that is slightly larger than the original texture (it's basically a character moving). When the action is run, the textures are either compressed to fit the original size of the sprite, or recentered when I set resize to false , which changes the position of the character. What I want, though, is for the textures to be anchored at the lower-left corner (or lower-right, depending on the direction) so

When you preload textures using the spritekit preloadTextures function, it loads all the textures in the provided array into the memory at once. If you don't have the ability to split up your levels in your game with 'loading screens' but do have separate levels with different image files than each other, how can you keep from storing all the images in memory at once without sacrificing frame rate when spritekit loads the images when it needs to? Andrew97p You could create a singleton class with methods for loading and unloading resources specific to the level you are currently playing. For

I am building a game in Spritekit with Xcode currently. After updating to Xcode 9 I've found that every time I set a texture through the .sks file, Xcode crashes instantly. I've restarted my computer, updated the app, reloaded the textures and nothing changed. I have the 2017 Macbook Prof 13" w/ touch bar. Here are the diagnostics: Process: Xcode [577] Path: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode Identifier: com.apple.dt.Xcode Version: 9.0.1 (13249) Build Info: IDEFrameworks-13249000000000000~2 App Item ID: 497799835 App External ID: 823984564 Code Type: X86-64 (Native) Parent Process: ?

I want to make an SKView I can use as a factory to make SKShapeNodes and "render" them to textures. But I can't find how I would initialise such a thing, and am having no luck, at all. How do I make a standalone SKView for this purpose? Or is there a better way to do this that avoids using the gamescene? Here's my FUTILE Effort at making a factory, this complains that texture(from: ) is ambiguous . I have no idea what that means. import SpriteKit class Make: SKView{ static func circle() -> SKSpriteNode { let myShapeNode = SKShapeNode(circleOfRadius: 100) myShapeNode.fillColor = SKColor

It is often mentioned on StackOverflow that SpriteKit does its own internal caching and reuse. Does Sprite Kit load a texture atlas multiple times if I use SKTextureAtlas later? should I cache textures in properties in sprite kit? SpriteKit memory management preload cached and fps issue If I don't make any effort to reuse textures or atlases, what caching and reuse behavior can I expect from SpriteKit? Karl Voskuil Texture Caching in SpriteKit “Long story short: rely on Sprite Kit to do the right thing for you.” -@LearnCocos2D Here’s the long story, as of iOS 9. The texture’s bulky image data