Box2dlights: 2D lighting framework that uses box2d for raycasting and OpenGL ES 2.0 for rendering.

Controller Library to handle controllers (e.g.: XBox 360 controller).

Tools: Set of tools including: particle editor (2d/3d), bitmap font and image texture packers.

However be aware that it does not work with HTML target if you cross compile for that target. Great to manipulate font size dynamically.

Bullet: 3D Collision Detection and Rigid Body Dynamics Library.

Official Extensions: the extensions offered are:.

Note: To compile your game for iOS you need Xcode, which is only available on macOS! There is no need to change the default value unless you are sure you will never compile for a specific target. By default, all the target platforms are included as sub projects (Desktop Android iOS HTML).

Supported Platforms: libGDX is cross-platform.

By default it is in /Users/username/Library/Android/sdk With Android Studio, to find out where it is, start Android Studio and click “Configure” -> “SDK Manager”.

Android SDK: the location of your Android SDK.Destination: the folder where your app will be created.Game Class: the name of the main game Java class of your app, e.g.Package: the Java package under which your code will reside, e.g.Name: the name of the application lower case with minuses is usually a good idea, e.g.You are asked to provide the following parameters: Note: Instead of the User Interface of the Setup Tool you can also use the command-line to create your project. This will open the following setup that will allow you to generate your project: If this doesn’t work, open your command line tool, go to the download folder and run

Download the libGDX Project Setup Tool (gdx-setup):ĭouble-click the downloaded file.

Android studio sdk location libgdx