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As far as I understand, CCSpriteBatchNode’s role is to optimize rendering of many children by reducing the number of OpenGL instructions (if they all use the same spritesheet).
But I saw in the Cocos2D animation guide that CCSpriteBatchNode is used to animate a single sprite…
I’m a bit confused. Is there any benefit to use CCSpriteBatchNode to animate one single CCSprite? And why?
In short, no. If you only have a single sprite on screen using a CCSpriteBatchNode is counterproductive, whether the sprite is animated or not.