libgdx

I started developing a game using libgdx. It is actually my second try because when i started the first try i did not know enaught of libgdx. In my first try i had an actor subclass with the logic and the texture in it. Then i started reading Gustavo Steigerts tutorial and i saw that he tryed to separate logic and view. I tryed to do the same, but the view is my actor subclass with informations about size and position, so it has to do the collision detection, which is part of the logic. Also if you search on Google you find that with Scene2d you cannot do the MVC. So is there a way to

I was searching it on net but i wasn't able to find any solution. I have a sprite or a texture and when i touch it i want to get pixel color from touch coordinates. so I have: if (Gdx.input.isTouched()) { Rectangle spriteBounds = sprite.getBoundingRectangle(); if (sprite.contains(Gdx.input.getX(), Gdx.input.getY())) { //and here something like //Color color = sprite.getPixelColor(Gdx.input.getX(), Gdx.input.getY()); } } Is it possible? Thank you :) Something like the following might work, but is untested. You can get the color via the Pixmap of the sprite's Texture . You need to make sure that

I've come to a situation in my application, built using LibGDX, where I need the camera to be able to rotate, and also be moveable by the user, as well as being able to be zoomed. My camera controls for moving and zooming the camera work beautifully, however, when the camera is rotated, the camera is then moved based on that rotation. For example, if the camera is turned 45 degrees to the left, and the user drags to the right to move the camera, it will move towards the upper right, because that is where the right side of the camera is now pointing. Instead, I need the camera to always move

This is a very simple scene with box2d. I tried different viewports and different screen sizes. I could not figure out why the body drops very slow. Actually, I am not quite sure that it is slow, the reason is maybe the viewport settings etc. This is main class: public class Main extends Game { LevelScreen levelScreen; @Override public void create () { levelScreen = new LevelScreen(); setScreen(levelScreen); } @Override public void render () { super.render(); } } And level screen: public class LevelScreen extends Stage implements Screen { private Batch batch; private Camera camera; private