Hi i want to create a finger painting ANDROID application using OpenGl, i have researched a lot but couldn't find any tutorial or example, has anyone experience on this?
I'd pick a game engine if i was you. Try libGDX It's well suited,has InputProcessor that will help you a lot and provides easy access to openGL. If you decide to roll with it , feel free to pm me if you have any questions.
Thanks a lot, could you offer me any helpful tutorial how to use libgdx and how to implement finger paint functionality in libgdx?
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Greeting Devs
I´m working for a while with Android on the HD2.
I´m looking for a reasonable app which i can look formulas and tables in the area of mechatronics.
As I had to realize, I have found nothing clever.
So I have come to the idea, to built on my own a APK
I have no idea of programming experience in Java, however, and programmable logic controllers and other little-known scripting language and consider myself quite capable of adapting a presentation app to my wishes and to compilers.
Okay.....
Now we come to the point can someone of you recommend a type of modular or prefabricated app in which I have a book which includes a search function in which I can then search for key words and the book is also scrollable?
A few important properties:
--->Must be in the landscape are absolutely
--->Editable bookmarks
At this point I would like to thank you in advance for any possible answer, and I wish you all a wonderful weekend.
With friendly greetings
TylerDurben
I want to develop games for android, but the problem is that I'm totally clueless about how to do it, so if anyone would give me the name of books, site, anything that would point a beginner like me to how to start developing for android, I would be very grateful !!!
thanks in advance
Professional Android 2 Application Development by Reto Meier is a decent book for learning general application programming. It goes over the basics and includes chapters on how to read data from the various sensors, accelerometer, access the camera and whatnot.. Pretty handy if you want to make a robust game.
It doesn't go over OpenGL, so you'll have to find a separate book for that. I'm pretty sure there are some tutorials on http://developer.android.com, but I've never been interested enough to read through it.
Hope that helps, good luck.
thnx a lot, I'll be sure to go over that book, read reviews to see if it's good before diving in
Hello, I am a computer science student and i need some help getting into android programming, i know a bit, but frankly it aint much.
I know C++, C#,Visual Basic,(I know C++ the most) and i am currently taking a class on Java, but I want to get into android programming too!(I made a game for android a while back using unity.)
I don't need a tutorial from the ground up.
I know how setup the environment, sdk, run, etc.
I want to learn how to work with layouts and make them look cool,
basic app functionality, work my way to internet connected apps, databases, apps with root, gestures, all that fun stuff.
I am just wondering if anyone would share any info or site that helped them.
I am not that much of a noob to programming but i am to the android sdk and a rookie with java.
if any mentor would step up or something i would really appreciate it.
Thank you.
btw if you're feeling bored check out my game!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2495430
Yes, i know its hard, i have a better version, i just haven't compiled and uploaded, i will soon.
I think best Website is always developer.android.com.
It hasn't only the API reference, but also Training section and much more.
Whenever I don't know sth I first visit this.
Regards
According to me you should go step wise step...Watch video tutorials on YT.
You can ping me for help.
Thanks
then go to java website and start learning java. Loads of tutorial stuff is on their website
java.com
then go and download the Android SDK in about 2-3 months when you've completed the above.
how to convert Shell script to apk file?????
hello gud evening to all
i am a ECE student...anyone can tell me how can i make a apk file by the use of Shell script...i have a shell script and just want to make a apk of this...
need help please...:crying:
Okay so i have been reading a lot and programming for weeks.
I am getting very comfortable with the android api. i've built a few of my own ****ty apps..
now i'm looking for a project to work on, something simple but not too simple either.
I need a little help with fragments and layouts and such, so if anybody has an idea for a project i could work on
or could teach me about fragments, feel free to post please? xD
Hello,
I have a question about the Watch Face API. Is there any good tutorial out there for using the watch face API? I am having trouble following the stuff on the this webpage. https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/watch-faces/index.html
I was wondering if anyone had a good video or a little more in depth tutorial. I have experience developing, but not in Java for Android. I work mostly with C#. I am really looking to program my own watch face instead of using something like Facer. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey, <insert request that you ignore the fact that I have no clue what I'm doing/am a noob here> I was wondering if it's possible to create a watch face background that changes based on the card being previewed, similarly to the "simple" watch face that came as a watch face for the moto 360. If it is possible, are there any guides, resources, etc. that you guys could point me towards, or if someone has recreated that face or a similar one and the code is available that would be fantastic.
Thank you all very much!
Note: while I really appreciate any and all help, I'm relatively inexperienced with programming, and entirely new to programming for android, so explanations will likely confuse me; developer resources or tutorials, or even better, sample code, would probably be a lot more helpful, so I can jump in and start changing things, or dig through the syntax and stuff as some sort of context for the code I'm looking at (I'm more experienced with graphic design and have just started to get into programming outside of basic stuff with C#, VB.net, and python).
BioToxic737 said:
Hey, <insert request that you ignore the fact that I have no clue what I'm doing/am a noob here> I was wondering if it's possible to create a watch face background that changes based on the card being previewed, similarly to the "simple" watch face that came as a watch face for the moto 360. If it is possible, are there any guides, resources, etc. that you guys could point me towards, or if someone has recreated that face or a similar one and the code is available that would be fantastic.
Thank you all very much!
Note: while I really appreciate any and all help, I'm relatively inexperienced with programming, and entirely new to programming for android, so explanations will likely confuse me; developer resources or tutorials, or even better, sample code, would probably be a lot more helpful, so I can jump in and start changing things, or dig through the syntax and stuff as some sort of context for the code I'm looking at (I'm more experienced with graphic design and have just started to get into programming outside of basic stuff with C#, VB.net, and python).
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Hey BioToxic! Nice to meet you.
I am porting a friends Watch Face to Android. I can tell you that it is entirely possible, you can pretty much modify and manipulate the background to anything of like. I've been working in the Watch Face environment for a few weeks now and have a good solid understanding of how it works (previous knowledge helped, of course)
There is a lot of Java coding involved, if you are not familiar with that or familiar with how Android works it might be tough, you'll be writing code and not understand how it works.
A good starting point would be looking at the classes available in the WatchFace API.
[developer.android.com/reference/android/support/wearable/watchface/package-summary.html
Another good starting point would be getting your feet wet with the emulator, or better yet an actual device. Play around with the sample modules available.