&updateStaticShap

looks like you might have meant:

&updateStaticShape

(with an “e” at the end)

It is one of the brilliant example I came across for Cocos2D, first of I am using 0.99, and I agree class names has been changed so I changed in this example, but somehow it seems there is no cpContact point in collision function anymore, and second thing I wanna know if anyone of you came across to move an static sprite by action and it never called collision function to the floor static bodies/shapes, even I defined separate collision type for them.

I am making a game where you have two balls one you control by accelerometer and second one I animate using random actions. Now when first ball touch any of the floor shape collision function gets called and I showed a little particle effects but when second ball which has static body touch the floor no collision function gets called.

Now I know I have to update static body position according to sprite, thats exactly I am doing like this:
cpSpaceHashEach(space->activeShapes, &updateShape, self);
cpSpaceHashEach(space->staticShapes, &updateStaticShap, self);
cpSpaceRehashStatic(space);

It seems a dead end to my game, any help would be extremely appreciative.

regards,
Shafiq

One thing I found while messing around though was that if I “dropped” the ball from a greater height (500), the ball would pass right through the floor.

Is there any reason why this would happen?

Exactly, some APIs change, more features included. This post
just provides a basic idea.

- class names have changed, most now use prefix “CC”, for example “CCLayer” instead of “Layer”

The following are my changes as the original code does not work in the latest iPhone OS 3.1.2.

In BallLayer.m:
- Change [self add:ballSprite] to [self addChild:ballSprite]

Also in MyScene.m:
- Change [self add:ballLayer] to [self addChild:ballLayer]

You can add the optional z-order like [self addChild:ballLayer z:0].

In BouncingBallAppDelegate.m:

This method [director setLandscape:YES] is deprecated in cocos2d v0.8.2.

Current version already provides in the template support for device orientation, like [[Director sharedDirector] setDeviceOrientation:CCDeviceOrientationPortrait].

The above changes made this tutorial work in cocos2d v0.8.2 and iPhone OS 3.1.2.