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I have been using an iPhone running iOS 9.2 for testing purposes. To flip the sprite node, have been setting the xScale of the sprite node to -1. This works on my iOS 9.2 device, but when I test it on a device running iOS 9.0, it doesn't flip the sprite at all. How should I go about achieving the same effect that is supported across all iOS versions?

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  • I believe this was a bug on Apples part, which is why it doesn't work on 9.0 – Knight0fDragon Jan 04 '16 at 15:56
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    Best bet to avoid this bug, is to just create a flipped texture. This answer is in objecive c, but can be converted to swift easily. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19162853/horizontally-mirror-a-skspritenode-texture – Knight0fDragon Jan 04 '16 at 15:59

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