# Here we will have the same starting code as we did in the last tutorial, except with a few different imports

import cocos

from cocos.text import Label

from cocos import scene

from cocos.layer import Layer

from cocos.director import director

from cocos.sprite import Sprite

class Actors(Layer):

def __init__(self):

super(Actors, self).__init__()

# Here is where the code starts to get different

# Instead of text, I create a sprite object

# Also unlike last time, I added the sprite to the object instead of making it local

# This is useful if you want to access it in other functions, like I will show in the next tutorial

self.actor = Sprite('assets/img/grossini.png')

# Then I add it to the layer, similar to the text

self.actor.position = 320, 240

# And lastly I add it to the layer. Standard stuff

self.add(self.actor)

# Now I initialize the director and run the scene just like before

director.init()

director.run(scene.Scene(Actors()))