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I am considering using the excellent looking Cocos2d for a motion graphics project.
However, Cocos2d is intended for games, rather than producing an MPEG stream.
Is it possible to save the output from a Cocos2d script to a MOV or MPG file?
Ideally this needs to be done in a direct manner, not using a screen capture
as this would not meet the requirements of the project.
Hopefully there are some cocos2d gurus out there 😀 Thanks!
In the end I found a different library which is more “export” friendly.
Not exactly the same as Cocos2D. Node Box is a Python based motion graphics library. Admittedly it’s useless for games, but good for drawing and motion graphics (which is what I wanted to use Cocos2d for anyway!)
http://nodebox.net/code/index.php/Home