Hi, In our last post we used box2d to make a body and attach a fixture to it. Then wrote fixed step update function to update the box2d physics in the game. Now we would attach a texture to the body. While attaching we take care that the texture is of similar shape to the…
Tag: LibGdx
Using Box2d in Libgdx Game Part I
Hello Everyone, Over the course of the next few weeks we would be covering the topic of using Box2d for physics in your libgdx app/game. In our recently released Android Game – Balloon Shooter we used Box2d for all the physics. Box2d is awesome in handling all the physics and gives realistic results. Integrating is…
Post Game Score In Facebook from Android
For posting score in Facebook using facebook sdk we first need to create an Android app for Facebook. Go to Facebook Apps Page and login with the account from which you want to create the app. Then go to Create New App and after clicking on it you would get a APP ID and APP SECRET…
Integrating Scoreloop in Libgdx Android
In this post we would be talking about integrating scoreloop in libgdx. We would be assuming that you have created a Scoreloop account and have added a game for which you would have the SECRET String provided by Scoreloop. It is really easy integrating Scoreloop and we would be using their UI; and so we…
Writing Android Specific Code in Libgdx
There are some parts of the code which you would want to run in the android version but not in the desktop version of your game/app like adding ads, integrating scoring libraries like (OpenFeint, Scoreloop etc). It really simple to do that also. There is a post in libgdx project page for how to integrate admob…
2d Animation in Libgdx
In this post, we will cover how to make a 2d Animation for a sprite. Just make sure to grab all the necessary equipment like that animation tablet with screen. Firstly we will need different sprites which would constitute the animation. Lets take for example we have 3 images Animation1.png, Animation2.png and Animation3.png. First we…
Handling Back Key in Libgdx
This would be a really quick post for handling the back key in android. Back key, if not handled, would mostly exit the application which is its intended purpose but sometimes there is need to give the user a warning popup or maybe goto another screen in the same activity. To achieve this in Libgdx is…
Game Development in Android using Libgdx Part X
In this tutorial, we will be updating the different game states depending on time/enemy collision/star collections. For the best games you can find, you can try sites such as 벳엔드 후기. We will edit the LevelManager class to handle changes. LevelManager.java public class LevelManager{ //……….. public Boolean IsPaused; …
Game Development in Android using Libgdx Part IX
In this tutorial we will handle collisions. Before that we will add one more object type to our game and that is the boundary. As the boundaries in the game Polar were perpendicular to the axes so the collision check is quite easy. public class LineObject extends BaseObject{ public static final…
Game Development in Android using Libgdx Part VIII
In this tutorial we show how to move the protagonist by tapping near it. We will make a class which would will handle the gravitational force applied to the protagonist on tapping the screen. For the lack of a better name we will call it ObjectPull. It would have a location property like other objects on…