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Is there a tool to automate all these steps in Mac OSX something like ant ?

I am following this tut http://monoclestudios.com/cocos2d_whitepaper.html

to integrate coco2sd. I have created a project, modified the sources, added external directory to project, delete some files within and added coco2sd to proect as they requested.

There are a lot more to do by hands.

If I had to do it again oh my, so is there a tool to automate ?

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It is possible — although not exactly easy - to add your own new project templates to Xcode.

Kaelin Colclasure  2010-08-22 18:22:35
Thanks that's helpfull. Is there anything else to also automate build and deployment ?
 2010-09-04 08:23:10

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