C++ and Lua support for creator alpha0 released

cocos2d-x
#123

I’ve downloaded your plugin from github, opened it in cocos creator and selected my old cocos2d-x project as a target project. This lead to create config.json inside it.

#124

The plugin will not create config.json. You can remove CreatorReaderBinding.cpp/h to fix it manually, i think i have to use other way to check project type.

#125

@piotrros could you please share your folder structure of your cocos2d-x project? Thanks.

#126

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This is how it looks. Frameworks, res and config.json were created after building in Cocos Creator (Project → LuaCpp Support → Build Now).

As I said I’ve removed binding files and it builds, but crashes when trying to run with demo scene (as screenshot above states).

#127

I think the reason is why there is config.json. Plugin will not generate this file. You can remote this json file to check if the plugin will generate it again.

#128

Removing config.json worked! Now it thinks that it’s c++, because it creates files in the right places. I had to manually add references to reader and creator in xcode and also fix this line:

CreatorReader.cpp, line 804:

sprite->setStretchEnabled(true);

to

sprite->setStrechEnabled(true);

as xcode advised me to do.

And… it finally worked! Yay!

#129

So i have to change other way to check project type.

Any difference?

#130

Oh, it seems remove t. But i don’t have problem, what’s your engine version?

#131

It’s 3.14.1 as I said. It’s a typo, maybe it was fixed 3.15, who knows :slight_smile:

#132

Oh, i think i know the reason. Because you uses prebuilt version, so it contains config.json. About sprite->setStretchEnabled, i don’t want to change it, since current method name is correct. May be it is fixed in v3.15.

#133

config.json is from cocos studio I think, because I have this file in all projects :smiley:

#134

@piotrros i use other way to check project type: https://github.com/cocos2d/creator_to_cocos2dx/pull/87.

#136

Still no prefab loading method?