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MiniGDX is a recently released open source framework for 2D and 3D game development using the Kotlin game engine. This is the second Kotlin game engine we have featured on GameFromScratch, the first being the Korge Engine. Kotlin is a relatively new programming language from JetBrains, makers of the popular …
The Korge Engine is an open sourced cross platform 2D/3D game engine written using the Kotlin programming language. The Korge Engine is available under the Apache 2.0 open source license on GitHub. The Korge engine should not be confused with the excellent Unity 2D game engine Corgi, that we covered …
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There is a new Humble Bundle of interest to game developers, specifically programmers interested in learning the Java programming language. The Java Programming & More By O’Reilly is a collection of e-books on the subject of Java (and Kotlin) programming. As will all Humble Bundles it is organized into tiers: …
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LibGDX is a cross platform open source game development framework (previously covered in-depth tutorial series on GFS here and here) that has seen more frequent development in recent months. LibGDX is a battle tested and production ready game framework that was used in recent titles such as Attack the Spire …
There is a new bundle of interest to game developers, the Humble Create Mobile Apps and Games Bundle is on now. This bundle contains a collection of game development courses from Zenva Academy. As with all bundles, this one is organised into tiers: 1$ Tier Java Foundations Bite-Sized Swift for …
With people looking to get into game development the same questions come up over and over, so I’ve opted to put my thoughts on the subject in one place and to compile a list of resources for new developers. Those questions? “I want to learn game programming, what language should I use?” “Should […]
I recently published a tutorial on creating a game level in Blender over three parts, but I never actually illustrated how such a level would be used by a game engine. A user on /r/gamedev asked exactly this question, so I figured I would throw together a quick post showing how such content could […]
Previous Part Table Of Contents Next Part Now we are going to look quickly at using a camera, something we haven’t used in any of the prior tutorials. Using a camera has a couple of advantages. It gives you an easier way of dealing with device resolution as LibGDX will scale the results up […]
Until recently, if you were developing for iOS with LibGDX, you were better of using Eclipse or command line as your development environment. Now however there is a beta plugin for RoboVM, the technology that enables Java on iOS. This tutorial is going to take a quick look at the process. Before […]
In this video tutorial we continue to look at 3D programming in LibGDX. First we look at how to convert a 3D model to work with LibGDX using fbx-conv. We then write the code to display that model and look at displaying animations. The fbx-conv application can be downloaded here. The data file […]
