Start with Chipmunk Pro and Cocos2D

[linknik]

[Vico]

Hi,

There is nothing to be displayed on your screen since you didn't have added any visible object to the scene.
What you did is creating a texture (not a sprite), then you add a body and a shape to the space who are both invisible objects. Assigning the texture to the body data property will not add it to the scene. You have to do it manually.

Keeping the same code, just create a CCSprite with a method from your choice instead of a texture, assign it to the body's data property if needed (optional), and add it to the scene with addChild:(CCNode*)

Don't forget you'll have to update the sprite position/rotation values according to the body values to see it acting as in the physical space.

Does it sound clear to you ? There are some tutorials and example codes that should be a good starting point:

http://chipmunk-physics.net/documentation.php
or
http://www.alexandre-gomes.com/articles/chipmunk/

[linknik]

Yeah ! Thanks to you, i have understand it now

[slembcke]

You can (and I'd really recommend that you do) avoid needing to manually sync the bodies pretty easily with Chipmunk Pro. For Cocos2D 1.x, I have the ChipmunkCocosBody class, which you can find in the Angry Chipmunks project. In Cocos2D 2.x I worked with Riq to make sprites subclassable and implement them to automatically track a physics body. That should be included with the example projects in Cocos2D now.

[linknik]

Okay, nice hint I will work with it It has been a big help.