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This project uses functions to organize a scene with three bouncing balls (b1, b2, b3) in Xcode. When the view appears, it sets the window title, makes the view with dimensions 800x600, creates a Scene, presents it, and hides the stats. The Scene class contains the balls and its update function automatically draws the background, moves and renders each ball in turn.

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October 8th

This project uses functions to organize a scene with three bouncing balls (b1, b2, b3) in Xcode. When the view appears, it sets the window title, makes the view with dimensions 800x600, creates a Scene, presents it, and hides the stats. The Scene class contains the balls and its update function automatically draws the background, moves and renders each ball in turn.

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October 8th, 2019 Xcode 4.

Project description: I used functions to improve the organization of the project making it easier to
understand.

import Cocoa
import Tin

class ViewController: TController {

//
// viewWillAppear will be called once, just before the view is placed on screen.
//
override func viewWillAppear() {
view.window?.title = "Bounce Objects"
makeView(width: 800.0, height: 600.0)
let scene = Scene()
present(scene: scene)
scene.view?.showStats = false
}

class Scene: TScene {

var b1 = Ball ()
var b2 = Ball ()
var b3 = Ball ()

//
// The update function is called to draw the view automatically.
//
override func update() {
background(gray: 0.5)
b1.move()
b1 . render()

b2 . move()
b2 . render()

b3 .move()
b3 .render()

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