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[[Image:spritekitdemo_architecture.png|The node hierarchy of the example iOS 10 Sprite Kit game]]

[[Image:xcode_6_default_sprite_project.png]]

As previously outlined, Xcode has provided a SpriteKit scene file (GameScene.sks) for a scene named GameScene together with a corresponding class declaration contained within the GameScene.swift file. The next task is to repurpose this scene to act as the welcome screen for the game. Begin by selecting the GameScene.sks file so that it loads into the SpriteKit Level Editor as shown in Figure 68 -3:

 [[Image:xcode_8_game_scene_editor.png]]

[[Image:xcode_8_spritekit_attributes_inspector.png]]

[[Image:xcode_8_spritekit_welcome_screen.png]]

[[Image:xcode_8_create_spritekit_scene.png]]

[[Image:ios_8_archer_texture_atlas_added.png]]

[[Image:spritekit_level_editor_image_in_media_library.png]]

[[Image:xcode_8_archer_Added_to_scene.png]]

[[Image:ios_8_archer_sprite_alpha_mask.png]]

[[Image:xcode_6_spritekit_alpha_mask.png]]

[[Image:xcode_7_add_animate_texture_action.png]]

[[Image:xcode_7_add_textures_to_action.png]]

[[Image:xcode_live_Editor_marker.png]]

[[Image:xcode_7_spritekit_convert_to_reference.png]]

[[Image:xcode_7_action_select_scene.png]]

[[Image:xcode_7_select_action_For_testing.png]]

[[Image:ios_8_spritekit_demo_running.png]]