libgdx

I have a Sprite that spawns every second, what I wan't to do is change the sprite texture to animation, and the when it's touched it will be back to a normal texture. public void draw(SpriteBatch batch){ enemyIterator=enemies.iterator(); //arraylist iterator boolean touched=Gdx.input.justTouched(); float touchX=Gdx.input.getX(); //rendering and making the current sprite move while(enemyIterator.hasNext()){ Sprite sprite=enemyIterator.next(); sprite.draw(batch); sprite.translateY(deltaTime*movement); //detecting if the screen is touched and if the inputX is inside of the sprite. if(touched=

I want use non static AssetManager In my android game? I have many levels. How should I use AssetManager? I should create for every level a separate AssetManager? Because if I create one AssetManager, it will load all textures, etc, in first screen. You should create one AssetManager in your main class which load all assets at the startup of the application. Then for each level you should create a different screen or use one screen, depending on your game. Then you pass a reference of the AssetManager to every new screen instance you create (for the screen to access it's assets). For example:

I've been trying to resolve this issue I have been having with displaying a texture correctly on my libgdx desktop program. I have an Orthographic camera with which when I set as: camera.setOrtho(false); I get this image: And when I set it as: camera.setOrtho(true); I get this image: The red image is drawn with a SpriteBatch: batch.draw(texture, x, y, width, height); While the white image is drawn from individual points plotted based on if their alpha value was 1. TextureData td = texture.getTextureData(); td.prepare; Pixmap map = td.consumePixmap(); for (int i = 0; i < map.getWidth(); i++)

So I understand the concept. The idea is that box2d more or less works in meters, so you need to do a conversion from pixels to it. Makes sense. I was following the tutorial/intro to box2d here . It mentions to do the conversion and gives you some example amounts to use. Now, that's all well and good, but I find when I'm using such techniques, the debugger box doesn't seem to render where they should. The collision does work as expected however. In my GameScreen class, here's how I initialize the ground: ground = new BodyDef(); // set the position half way up the ground ground.position.set(0

I am using the TextureAtlas in my LibGdx based game. As the size of the Atlas increases the loading time increases hence there is a delay in showing the animations that I have setup in the game. Hence I wish to get the status of the loading process of my TextureAtlas. 1. Anyway to get the status ? 2. Any Listener ? You can take for example, asset that have been loaded with this method, yourAssetManage.getLoadedAssets () this method return an int indicating the number of loaded assets Gdx.app.log("asset loaded :", ""+yourAssetManger.getLoadedAssets()); if (yourAssetManger.update()) { if (Gdx

I'm using bezier curves in my libgdx project. I was testing the desktop version using java.awt.geom with GeneralPath but when I went to test on android, it raised an error saying that I can't import java.awt . Android have corresponding classes for GeneralPath , Point2D etc so my question is how can I use those classes in their respective environments? Android does not have an AWT implementation, so references to those classes won't work on Android. (On the desktop you're getting those classes from the JDK.) Technically, you can put code that depends on AWT in your desktop Libgdx backend, and