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Combining the Power of SpriteKit and SceneKit
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README.md

Tuts+ Tutorial: Combining the Power of SpriteKit and SceneKit

Instructor: Davis Allie

SpriteKit and SceneKit are iOS frameworks designed to make it easy for developers to create 2D and 3D assets in casual games. In this tutorial, I will show you how to combine content created in both frameworks into a single view to utilize the APIs that Apple has made available.

Source files for the starter project of the Tuts+ tutorial: Combining the Power of SpriteKit and SceneKit

Read this tutorial on Tuts+