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Apple Game Frameworks and Technologies: Class not decoded '' (Ch. 16)
Has anyone else run into this error message? Class not decoded 'valsrevenge.HealthComponent'
I have seen this when trying to run the example finished in Ch. 16 provided by Tammy when trying to load GameScene_1 in the simulator, and also in my own project when trying to load any GameScene that is not GameScene_1
I have also noticed then in another project provided by Tammy with the PhysicsComponent
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