See Also: SKPhysicsBody Members
The visual appearance of a MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKScene is determined by its MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKNodes. The physics simulation of a MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKScene is determined by the MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKPhysicsWorld object of the MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKScene's SKScene.PhysicsWorld property. The physics of that word are applied to those MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKNodes that have a non-null SKNode.PhysicsBody.
The following example demonstrates a simple dynamic system:
C# Example
var blockSize = new SizeF(20, 20);
var node1 = new SKSpriteNode(UIColor.Red, blockSize) {
Position = new PointF(100, 100),
Name = "Red",
PhysicsBody = SKPhysicsBody.BodyWithRectangleOfSize(blockSize),
};
var node2 = new SKSpriteNode(UIColor.Green, blockSize) {
Position = new PointF(150, 100),
Name = "Green",
PhysicsBody = SKPhysicsBody.BodyWithRectangleOfSize(blockSize)
};
//Pin node1 in position and connect node2 to it with a spring
node1.PhysicsBody.Dynamic = false;
var joint = SKPhysicsJointSpring.Create(node1.PhysicsBody, node2.PhysicsBody, node1.Position, node2.Position);
//Add nodes to scene
scene.AddChild(node1);
scene.AddChild(node2);
//Add the joint to the physics world
scene.PhysicsWorld.AddJoint(joint);
Application developers must add the MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKNodes to the scene-graph prior to setting MonoTouch.SpriteKit.SKPhysicsJoints or Sprite Kit may segfault.