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LIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your mainINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage.RUNNABLE ACTION
Tutorial Objective Shows how to use a RunnableAction to update a variable as part of a Sequence of Actions. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Action Tutorial) Code Full Code available for BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D withLIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your mainINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage.RUNNABLE ACTION
Tutorial Objective Shows how to use a RunnableAction to update a variable as part of a Sequence of Actions. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Action Tutorial) Code Full Code available for BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D withLIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation.INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
HOW TO USE THE SAMPLES Instructions. At the end of each code sample you will find the link to the code repository. Download the code from GitHub. Start Android Studio, click import project. Select the file build.gradle from the root folder. Click Run-> Edit Configurations. Add Application. Name:Desktop.
SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage.PARTICLEEFFECT
Objective Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create LIBGDXINFO – LIBGDX.INFO Read all of the posts by libgdxinfo on LibGDX.info. Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone.BOX2D BASIC
Objective Shows how to create create a Basic Box2D / Scene2D with effects. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) Create a Screen (See Screen Sample) Introduce concept of World with Box2d: Static and Dynamic objects In this example we create a World using Box2D with PARALLAX WITH SCENE2D Objective Shows how to create a simple parallax animation with Scene2D. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) How? We create a class ParallaxBacground whichextends
SHADERS – LIBGDX.INFO This post will illustrate a minimum code sample to create a Shockwave Shader. The end result being This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki The book of Shaders. In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate howLIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your main CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
LIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your main CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
HOW TO USE THE SAMPLES Instructions. At the end of each code sample you will find the link to the code repository. Download the code from GitHub. Start Android Studio, click import project. Select the file build.gradle from the root folder. Click Run-> Edit Configurations. Add Application. Name:Desktop.
LABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
PARTICLEEFFECT
Objective Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) CreateRUNNABLE ACTION
Tutorial Objective Shows how to use a RunnableAction to update a variable as part of a Sequence of Actions. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Action Tutorial) Code Full Code available forBOX2D BASIC
Objective Shows how to create create a Basic Box2D / Scene2D with effects. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) Create a Screen (See Screen Sample) Introduce concept of World with Box2d: Static and Dynamic objects In this example we create a World using Box2D with PAGE 4 – LIBGDX.INFO This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki; The book of Shaders.; In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate how it can draw as an actor in a Scene2D. PAGE 6 – LIBGDX.INFO Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone. SHADERS – LIBGDX.INFO This post will illustrate a minimum code sample to create a Shockwave Shader. The end result being This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki The book of Shaders. In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate howLIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your main CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
LIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
INTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
SWITCH SCREEN
Objective Shows how to use create Screens and switch from one Screen to the next with LibGDX. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Tutorial Change your main CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create a SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
HOW TO USE THE SAMPLES Instructions. At the end of each code sample you will find the link to the code repository. Download the code from GitHub. Start Android Studio, click import project. Select the file build.gradle from the root folder. Click Run-> Edit Configurations. Add Application. Name:Desktop.
LABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
PARTICLEEFFECT
Objective Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) CreateRUNNABLE ACTION
Tutorial Objective Shows how to use a RunnableAction to update a variable as part of a Sequence of Actions. What you should be familiar with for this tutorial Create a Stage (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Action Tutorial) Code Full Code available forBOX2D BASIC
Objective Shows how to create create a Basic Box2D / Scene2D with effects. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) Create a Screen (See Screen Sample) Introduce concept of World with Box2d: Static and Dynamic objects In this example we create a World using Box2D with PAGE 4 – LIBGDX.INFO This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki; The book of Shaders.; In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate how it can draw as an actor in a Scene2D. PAGE 6 – LIBGDX.INFO Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone. SHADERS – LIBGDX.INFO This post will illustrate a minimum code sample to create a Shockwave Shader. The end result being This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki The book of Shaders. In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate howLIBGDX.INFO
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. IMAGE:CREATE, ROTATE, REPEATING TEXTURE Tutorial Objective: Create 4 images: An Image based on a jpeg. A rotated Image An Image with reduced size An Image using repeating texture (mirroring on edges). Video Details Create a Stage. Initialize it in your Create method to set it to full screen Change USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create aINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for downloadLABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
PARTICLEEFFECT
Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Particle effect is created using LibGDX’s Particle Effect editor. Within the sample we create a stage, add the actors. The actors are added the particle effects and are drawn overriding the draw method. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. IMAGE:CREATE, ROTATE, REPEATING TEXTURE Tutorial Objective: Create 4 images: An Image based on a jpeg. A rotated Image An Image with reduced size An Image using repeating texture (mirroring on edges). Video Details Create a Stage. Initialize it in your Create method to set it to full screen Change USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) User interface (Scene2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc. LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. Examples of Scene2D Elements. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they arecalled
UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create aINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for downloadLABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
PARTICLEEFFECT
Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Particle effect is created using LibGDX’s Particle Effect editor. Within the sample we create a stage, add the actors. The actors are added the particle effects and are drawn overriding the draw method. BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
HOW TO USE THE SAMPLES Instructions. At the end of each code sample you will find the link to the code repository. Download the code from GitHub. Start Android Studio, click import project. Select the file build.gradle from the root folder. Click Run-> Edit Configurations. Add Application. Name:Desktop.
BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with SHADERS WITH SCENE2D The shader is applied to a texture and rendered using the spritebatch. With Scene2D the spriteBatch is rendered through the draw method, called on each of the actors on the stage. In order to apply the shader we create a Group Actor: Anything you want to be passed through the shader is simply added to the Group rather than the Stage. SHADERS – LIBGDX.INFO This post will illustrate a minimum code sample to create a Shockwave Shader. The end result being This does not explain how Shaders work. For that a good start is: LibGDX Shader wiki The book of Shaders. In this code sample I simply take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demostrate how ZOMBIES – LIBGDX.INFO Zombie Age 3 By DivMob. Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone. HALFWAY – LIBGDX.INFO Halfway By Robotality. Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone.SLAYTHESPIRE
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. IMAGE:CREATE, ROTATE, REPEATING TEXTURE Tutorial Objective: Create 4 images: An Image based on a jpeg. A rotated Image An Image with reduced size An Image using repeating texture (mirroring on edges). Video Details Create a Stage. Initialize it in your Create method to set it to full screen Change UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create aINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they are called Actors) onto a Stage, group them, scale them, assignthem action
SHADERS WITH SCENE2D This does not explain how Shaders work. For that I would start with: LibGDX Shader wiki; The book of Shaders.; In this code sample I take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demonstrate how it can be drawn as an Actor in a Scene2D.LABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. IMAGE:CREATE, ROTATE, REPEATING TEXTURE Tutorial Objective: Create 4 images: An Image based on a jpeg. A rotated Image An Image with reduced size An Image using repeating texture (mirroring on edges). Video Details Create a Stage. Initialize it in your Create method to set it to full screen Change UI AND GAME INPUT (MULTIPLEXING) Objective Shows how to create create a UI over a game, multiplexing input: you can click the UI slider and drag the map. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create aINTRODUCTION
LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
USER INTERFACE (SCENE2D) Elements such as Images, Sprite, buttons, checkbox, scrollbars and other elements have in common that they have a screen position, handle events, have a size etc LibGDX provides you an easy way to create and manipulate them: Scene2D. With Scene2D you can add those elements (they are called Actors) onto a Stage, group them, scale them, assignthem action
SHADERS WITH SCENE2D This does not explain how Shaders work. For that I would start with: LibGDX Shader wiki; The book of Shaders.; In this code sample I take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demonstrate how it can be drawn as an Actor in a Scene2D.LABEL & FONT BASIC
Tutorial Objectives: Showcase Label using BitmapFont, the "Gdx FreeType" extension and Skin Introduction A Label is one of the components available out of the box with LibGDX through the Scene2D Library. The Label's font can be : Gdx FreeType: Extension that allow you to generate your BitmapFont on the fly. This is the most flexibleto programatically.
CAMERA – LIBGDX.INFO Objective Shows how to use Camera as part of the Scene2D in LibGDX. What you should be familiar Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Tutorial) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Tutorial) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Tutorial) Create a Screen (See Screen Tutorial) Code Full Code available for download BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with IMAGEBUTTON AND TEXTBUTTON Tutorial Objective Create a standard Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton. Differences between Button, TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton Button An empty button, but it extends table so other widgets can be added to it. It has an up background that is normally displayed, and a down background that is displayedwhen pressed.
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LibGDX is an open source cross-platform game development framework in Java. Write your game once and run it on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and HTML5. LibGDX info and tutorials gets you started with your Indie Game with ready to use resources and samples. This site complements the official LibGDX wiki or documentation. Link tosome
ACTIONS – LIBGDX.INFO Tutorial Objective Demonstrate basic Actor Action using LibGDX Scene2D MoveByAction RotateAction ScaleByAction SequenceAction ParallelAction By the end of the tutorial you will have the following: What you should be familiar with for this tutorial What a Stage is and how to add an Image to it (See basic Image Tutorial) What you will need to dothis tutorial
HOW TO USE THE SAMPLES To start your game from scratch, check out the official instructions available on LibGDX´s wiki. Instructions. At the end of each code sample you will find the link to the code repository. Download thecode from GitHub.
SHADERS WITH SCENE2D This does not explain how Shaders work. For that I would start with: LibGDX Shader wiki; The book of Shaders.; In this code sample I take a simple Shockwave / ripple Shader available on Shadertoy and demonstrate how it can be drawn as an Actor in a Scene2D.PARTICLEEFFECT
Objective Shows how to create a ParticleEffect, assign it to a Scene2D actor so that when that actor moves, the particle generator moves with it. Concepts used in the code Create a Stage and Image (See basic Image Sample) Create a Label using a Skin (See basic Label Sample) Create a TextButton (See basic Button Sample) Create BOX2D CREATING AND LOADING COMPLEX BODIES Objective Shows how to create and import a complex Box2D body shape - other than boxes and circles. Prerequisite: Download the free and open source Box2d-Editor tool Copy the file BodyEditorLoader.java into your core's source directory Create a Stage and Image Actors (See basic Image Sample) In this example we create a World using Box2D with ZOMBIES – LIBGDX.INFO Zombie Age 3 By DivMob. Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone. HALFWAY – LIBGDX.INFO Halfway By Robotality. Goran's layout adjusts itself depending on the device you are using. This means your site will look good not only on laptop browsers, but also on devices with smaller screens, such as the iPad and the iPhone.SLAYTHESPIRE
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