- 1 : Overview
- 2 : Environment SetUp
- 3 : Creating Project in libGDX
- 4 : Importing Projects in Eclipse
- 5 : Executing demo project for Windows
- 6 : Executing demo project for Android
- 7 : Executing demo project for HTML5
- 8 : Developing a real flappy bird game remake game using libGDX from scratch
- 9 : Environment Set Up for Game
- 10 : Understand basics of Game
- 11 : Exploring States and Game State Manager
- 12 : Create Play State and Make Bird Fly
- 13 : Building Obstacles and flying through them
- 14 : Collision and sound effect
- 15 : Porting the Game in Android Device
- 16 : libGDX More possibilities to Brisky Demo
- libGDX Example Code : Implementing Google Play Services Leader Boards in LibGDX
- libGDX Example Code : Text and line Animation
- libGDX Example Code : Experimenting Viewports with Text and Shape Animation for multiple screen Resolutions
- Step by Step Tutorial on libGDX
Creating Project in libGDX via gdx-setup.jar
Double click gdx-setup.jar and you will see a gui as below :
Change Name to any good name you like , I am using versionpb
Change Package to any package name you like , I am using com.versionpb.demo
Change Game Class to your preferred game class name , I am using VersionPB
Keep destination as the directory where you want libGDX to create your projects
Add Android SDK root path in front of Android SDK , for me android sdk was downloaded in C:\Users\<USER>\android-sdks
Keep All sub projects checked i.e. Desktop,Android,Ios and HTML as we are going to create this demo for all these platforms ...
uncheck all the Extensions
Click on Advanced and check Eclipse and click save .
Your Screen should look like below screenshot :
Click generate and the setup app will take a sometime to complete downloading and configuring your project. For me the very first time it took 50 minutes so please be patient and in case you get messages like Build Failed , try again with overwrite option .
it may also ask you about updating your android build tools or using a particular build tool for android once you click yes android manager will be opened and you can start installing the required tools , click yes in case you have latest android build tool available
On Successful setup , you should see below screenshot :
Once we see this , We are done and now we will go to next step i.e. to run project via Eclipse .
Table of Contents
- Overview of libGDX
- Environment SetUp
- Creating Project in libGDX
- Importing Projects in Eclipse
- Executing demo project for Windows
- Executing demo project for Android
- Executing demo project for HTML5
- Developing a real flappy bird game remake game using libGDX from scratch
- Environment Set Up for Game
- Understand basics of Game
- Exploring States and Game State Manager
- Create Play State and Make Bird Fly
- Building Obstacles and flying through them
- Collision and sound effect
- Porting the Game in Android Device
- libGDX More possibilities to Brisky Demo