Question

So I have a selector that need to be perform after certain amount of delay / interval, and I still can’t find the solution. Put CCDelayTime before the CCCallFunc in CCSequence doesn’t work. But it’s working at simply put something like schedule:interval: or performselector:afterdelay.

    if (shootDelay > kBlastBombLaunchingDelay) {
        [self createFireProgressBar];
        action = [CCSequence actions:
                  [CCDelayTime actionWithDuration: kBlastBombLaunchingDelay],
                  [CCCallFunc actionWithTarget:self selector:@selector(launchBomb)],
                  nil];
        //[self performSelector:@selector(launchBomb) withObject:nil afterDelay:kBlastBombLaunchingDelay];
        //[self schedule:@selector(launchBomb) interval:kBlastBombLaunchingDelay];
        shootDelay = 0;
    }

[self runAction:action];

Somehow, the selector launchBomb is not called. Sorry for the silly question.

Answer 1

You don’t seem to have called:

[self runAction:action];

User found own solution

I think I’ve found the solution. Just like I said earlier, it’s a silly question, the error was because of my messy algorithm. Put a lower value than kBlastBombLaunchingDelay for the CCDelayTime and change the if position to the statement which change my hero state. And it works now.