In case sprite schedule:@selector(behaviourMethod) doesn't work try this instead: CCScheduler sharedScheduler scheduleSelector:@selector(behaviourMethod) forTarget:self interval:0.1 paused:NO.
I tried 'CCScheduler sharedScheduler scheduleSelector:@selector(behaviourMethod) forTarget:self interval:0.1 paused:NO;' and it gave me an NSException. I tried setting 'behavior' as the target, and it worked (!), but my 'dt' that it's giving me in the '-update:(ccTime)dt' giving me bizzare values (negative numbers, absurdly high numbers, and mostly zeros). Am I screwing something up?
– user615493 Feb 17 at 23:21 I think I'll count this one as answered, and ask the -update:(ccTime)dt question on a separate page. Thanks for the help! – user615493 Feb 17 at 23:31.
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