What is Pooling? Pooling is a technique that allows the program to repurpose objects that are no longer being used in order to manage memory and decrease processing time. Imagine a box with 10 objects inside, this would be your pool and when you want an object you simply open the box and take out […]
libgdx
Libgdx is a framework that allows you to create applications that will run on IOS, Android, Windows and HTML. IT has support for extensions such as box2d, bullet, Ashley ECS plus many more.
Libgx uses the LWJGL backend and has support for openVR which should make it easier to make games for VR such as HTC Vive, Oculus etc.
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Infinite Level Generation with Simplex Noise
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Infinite Level Generation Welcome to part 11 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on creating a system to infinitely generate our world using Simplex Noise. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Project […]
GLSL openGL Shader Language – How to use in LibGdx
What is a Shader? Shaders are small programs that are run on the GPU for every pixel. Each pixels data is computed by the GPU at the same time, unlike a single core CPU which computes a single set of instructions very fast. This allows the GPU to process the shader code very fast which is […]
Ashley and Box2D Tutorial – ECS, Physics and Collisions
Ashley and Box2D Tutorial In this tutorial, we will create a simple game base using Ashley and Box2D. Ashley is an Entity System that allows us to create entities from a set of components such as an image, a position etc. More information on Ashley can be found on the Ashley wiki and information on […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Entities using Ashley(ECS)
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Entities using Ashley the ECS Welcome to part 10 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on improving our current system by using Ashley an Entity Component System. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Scene2D
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Scene2D Welcome to part 9 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on the using updating out loading screen to use scene2D. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Project setup as this tutorial continues from […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Loading Screen
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Loading Screen Welcome to part 8 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on the using the texture packer to pack all your images into an atlas and creating a loading screen. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Rendering and Asset manager
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Rendering and Asset manager Welcome to part 7 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on rendering and using the AssetManager to load images, sounds, music and skins. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Input Controller
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Input Controller Welcome to part 6 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on the input controller which will allow us to take input from the user and control objects in game. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start at Full LibGDX […]
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Box2D Contact Listener
Full LibGDX Game Tutorial – Box2D Contact Listener Welcome to part 5 of our Full LibGDX Game Tutorial. This part will focus on the Box2D Contact Listener which will allow us to react to events such as objects hitting each other. If you haven’t seen the earlier parts of this tutorial I advise you to start […]