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Disclaimer: I'm new to GWT/PlayN, so this might be an obvious mistake that I'm making. When I have a basic (starter) PlayN project, my BlahGame class method implements the Game interface, which requires three methods: init , paint , and update . The starter class looks something like: public class BlahGame implements Game { public void init() { ... } public void paint(float alpha) { ... } public void update(float alpha) { ... } } I created a BaseGame class to implement game, like so: public class BaseGame implements Game { public void init() { ... } public void paint(float alpha) { ... }

Story in short: I was trying to make playn-showcase-android fit to any screen size. And came across many problems like we cant use 9-patch images, and if we go for scaling, it blur, scale9 images doesn't stretch well when there is text on it.. Finally I decided to make my showcase-android res/ folder to be default resource folder, at least for the Android version. I have tried to edit playn source, but realized that it takes the resources path from class loader. Is there any thoughts about this? How can I use res/drawable Images for atleast Android version? like in the android specific way..

I have a project in PlayN that allows me to compile a single java codebase to every platform under the sun; I am building against gwt trunk, which presently allows GWT.create() to be called in pure java implementations. There are some hoops to jump through, namely calling ServerGwtBridge.getInstance().register(String.class, new ClassInstantiator() {...}); for every class to be used by GWT.create(). So, rather than manually code every binding, I setup some annotations on my classes, and made a generator that spits out the initialization code needed to register the ClassInstatiators. The

What kind of support do the PlayN or supporting libraries (like TriplePlay and others) provide in regards to non-standard fonts -- custom TrueType fonts in particular. You have to register the font differently on each backend that you intend to use, but once the font is registered by name, you can use it like any built-in font by simply calling PlayN.graphics().createFont(name, style, size) . The HTML5 backend registers fonts using @font-face in CSS on the page that loads your game. The Android and Java backends require some code to register the font, and in the iOS backend the font must be

Trying to build PlayN sample projects I get: Missing artifact com.sun:tools:jar:1.6 pom.xml /playn-cute line 6 Maven Dependency Problem On every pom.xml file. How do I resolve it? Edit : I've added the profiles node to the pom.xml , but the error remains. I've checked the tools.jar is actually exists, and it didn't. So I've added tools.jar to lib folder. And still the error remains. The full pom.xml: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0

I have written a game in PlayN, which has to communicate with a JavaEE-Server with Seam. First of all I only need the game running in HTML5. The current issue is the communication between the PlayN-client and the JavaEE-Server 1) First I tried to communicate over the PlayN.net() interface exchanging information using JSON. Since PlayN is running on port 8888 and the server on 8080 I correctly run into problems with the same-origin-policy. 2) Now I'm looking for a working solution. Which one would you recommend? Do you have other ideas? a) I'm trying to work with RPC as described in How to