libgdx

How can we rotate a Image Clockwise using LibGDX? what i am looking is when a image is loaded,suppose a star, i need to rotate it from beginning of screen to end of the screen horizontally, with star rotating,how can i do that in libgdx? Rahat Ahmed When you draw the Texture with your SpriteBatch, you can use one of the draw functions that includes rotation. This javadoc has all the draw functions: SpriteBatch You can keep a variable for position and rotation, and increase the rotation and x component of the position each time you render to make it rotate while moving horizontally. Libgdx

I'm building a little Android game using libgdx. For now I have a copy of the game's assets in the desktop project folder and the Android project folder. For some strange reason I have to access those files differently in each of the two versions. This works fine in the desktop app but gives me a FileNotFound exception in the android app: Texture texture = new Texture(Gdx.files.internal("assets/someImage.png")); If I remove the "assets" from the filename it's the other way round (Android works, desktop crashes): Texture texture = new Texture(Gdx.files.internal("someImage.png")); I'm not sure

I'm learning how to make games using LibGDX and I'm trying to make a small platform game (using Eclipse). I made 4 images on the main character running to make an animation when he moves. However, I can't find anything online to show me how to make an animation without using a SpriteSheet. How do you make an animation using 4 different images ? First of all: You should not use different images. Maybe for your player it does not matter much (because there is only one) but in general you should always use sprite sheets, a.k.a. TextureAtlas . However, it is possible without it by using different

When writing in the Textfield, I need my textfield to move upwards in order to let the textfield be visible when the keyboard pops up. Does libgdx have some kind of method which returns true if the keyboard is visible and false when it is down? The following code will detect when you press a textfield, prevent it from showing the keyboard and then open a native dialog that moves up and down with the keyboard. It will take the input from the native dialog and finally put it back in your textField: textField.setOnscreenKeyboard(new TextField.OnscreenKeyboard() { @Override public void show

I just started creating a game using libgdx. It is a top down 2d shooter using scene2d ui. Now i thought, that i could add darkness and light to some levels, but i don't want to rewrite everything using box2d. I don't need realistic shadows just some kind of ambient light and a lightcircle arround my character, which is not affected by walls and other obstacles arround him. So i wanted to know if there is any kind of lightsystem in libgdx? Or can i use box2dlights without using box2d bodies/world...? Thanks Unfortunately there is nothing like this already provided by LibGDX. But you can easily