Tag: Android Development

Edge Shape in Box2d

Hi, We have been working on a new 2d libgdx platformer game for sometime now and it is coming along nicely. While working on it we found the need to add an edge shape rather a rectangle for our platforms.

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Box2d Revolute Joint Example

Hi, In our upcoming android game we are adding some box2d joints and in this post we would be creating a revolute joint. We are using Libgdx engine to make the game. Below is a screenshot of what  it looks

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Using Scoreoid with Libgdx/Android

In this post(or maybe one more) we would integrate scoreoid with libgdx for Android environment. Before we start, check out Scoreoid here. Let me quote from their site “Scoreoid is a non-restrictive, reliable and easy to use server platform for

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Fragment Shader to Simulate Water Surface in LibGdx

In this tutorial we would simulate foreground water similar to the ones we see in many platformers. This shader is written in OpenGL Shading Language, so they can be applied in all environments using OpenGL for rendering and for DirectX

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Adding Box2d Object in between a game

Hi, In our one of the previous post about adding box2d objects in game we created all the box2d bodies in the initialization phase and during the game we were just making the sensor objects (removing their collision response) so

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Customizing View Adapters in Android

This tutorial is a more general tutorial, focussing on an Android UI aspect that can be used in games as well as other apps. View Adapters are a useful feature which allow us to reuse UI skeletons. The official Android

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Integrating Open Feint in Android

Hi, In one of the previous post we had mentioned how to integrate Scoreloop in Android. This time we would be talking about integrating Open Feint as in our game Balloon Shooter we had used open feint for global scoreboard.

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