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I'm working in a Cocos2D scene where I have a pack of sprites added as children in a GameScene that inherits from CCLayer. When I want to change the whole scene I know that I can remove all children with this line (if I'm not wrong, which also can be):
[self removeAllChildrenWithCleanup:YES];
However how can I remove a single sprite at a certain point of the game? I've tried the following but it doesn't work:
// myObject is a custom class that contains a pointer to it's sprite [self removeChild:myObject.sprite cleanup:YES];
I think it should be something like what I've done, but what?
This code is correct, so the problem is somewhere else in your code.
// myObject is a custom class that contains a pointer to it's sprite [self removeChild:myObject.sprite cleanup:YES];
Try logging myObject to make sure it's not nil. Log myObject.sprite to make sure it exists, and myObject.sprite.parent and self to make sure they match.
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Try logging myObject to make sure it's not nil. Log myObject.sprite to make sure it exists, and myObject.sprite.parent and self to make sure they match.
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