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    <p>I would create a new project using the template, and compare it to your own project. For a list of files to compare, and a rough procedure:</p> <ol> <li>Copy all cocos2d files from the template over to your project</li> <li>Check Info.plist, and make any necessary changes</li> <li><p>Modify <code>main.m</code> in your target to specify your <code>AppDelegate</code> class. For a project called Untitled, you'd use</p> <pre><code>int retVal = UIApplicationMain(argc, argv, nil, @"UntitledAppDelegate"); </code></pre></li> <li><p>Add a target that builds the cocos2d files. This will be a "Static Library" target. use "Get Info" on the template version to figure out exactly what's going on inside.</p></li> <li>Link required frameworks to your target: CoreGraphics, OpenGLES, QuartzCore, OpenAL, AudioToolbox, libz.dylib, AVFoundation. I think this is all</li> <li>Use "Get Info" on the template target and your target, and make sure you've added the cocos2d library to "Linked Libraries". Also, add "cocos2d libraries" as a linked target.</li> <li>Compare AppDelegate files, and check how the project is instantiated. The main difference is that you won't be using a <code>Window.xib</code> file to boot up the project, and will have to manually instantiate the cocos2d stuff. The best way to see the proper startup procedure is to take a look at the template code.</li> </ol> <p>That said, I actually DO use a <code>UINavigationController</code> and a <code>UIViewController</code> with a nib file for my initial view. To do this, instantiate the <code>navController</code> like usual, and use this sort of code to attach it to cocos2d: </p> <pre><code>[[[[CCDirector sharedDirector] openGLView] window] addSubview:navController.view]; </code></pre> <p>That should be everything you need to do for a basic conversion.</p> <p>If you want access to the project internals, you might use <a href="http://www.clintharris.net/2009/iphone-app-shared-libraries/" rel="nofollow">the method of shared libraries</a>, which will allow you to build a new cocos2d library every time you build your app. The link has a great tutorial on this.</p>
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    1. COExcellent answer; the use of Cocos2d is a lot more than just including the framework and comparing a known working template generated project to the target project is a great way to make this work. Furthermore, having the templates around makes it trivial to do a throwaway project when trying to figure out how to do something.
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    2. COI am trying to make everything as it is in the templates but it is still not working. That's why I am searching for the a guide (I guess it has something to do with the compilation of cocos2d libraries)
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    3. COdkk, what errors are you getting? If it's something to do with the libraries: make sure you've created the "cocos2d libraries" target and added it to both the "direct dependencies" and "linked libraries" in your existing target. Can you use http://www.pastie.org/ and show me your errors?
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