I want Moving my application background in Android. but I do not know how to do it or what software I use to do.
My mean moving background such as this application : Timely Alram.
What methods do you offer? I am grateful your guides. <3
if you want to create an animated background easily you can
start learning to use AndEngine:
http://www.andengine.org/blog/
There's also a tutorial for a little game here:
https://jimmaru.wordpress.com/2011/09/28/andengine-simple-android-game-tutorial/
You can follow this tutorial and adapt the code to do the animated background.
Hope it helps.
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I'm making a game in androidstudio and I want the background to have a rain effect. I want the amount of drops to be controlled by a variable I set. How would I go about doing this. Maybe create a ton of image views and animate them down the screen (seems very clunky and also process intensive) or is there an external library that could help me out? Thanks for your time!
you can use LibGDX and follow this turorial
http://www.aurelienribon.com/blog/2012/06/tutorial-animated-grass-using-libgdx/
I want to do a task which is very similar to "Android Drawing Pattern to Unlock", where in there will be circular images in a GridView and straight lines connecting the images will be drawn dynamically based on user touch. Please suggest me preferably with code snippets.TIA.
Actully, you didn't write your code into the question .so I think you are developing Android Application with COCOS2D first time.
Here is some awesome example links that may Help you to learn this.
1)COCOS2D Basic Game
2)COCOS2D MUltiplatform
If you want help regarding code please post your code here.
Hi friends i am planned to work on user interface part, i wanted to make my own user interface for my gallery application. for example gallery view should be in semi circular view. can any one suggest me on this
Thanks in advance
Do you want something like this!!
you can find it in this link
sorry but the link is in french language but you can find sources in the bottom of the page Mirror links
You should start by learning more about the Gallery in general. This link would make a good start.
Understand that code, go through the tutorials and begin experimenting on making incremental changes and seeing if they work.
Using this knowledge and prototype code start thinking about how you might go about creating your custom semi-circle gallery. Experiment and try some different things.
When/if you run into any issues or specific problems, post your question on a new thread and I'm sure you will find people willing to help you out.
I'm new to android developing so forgive me if this is a dumb question but i was trying to make an app with some nice graphical effects where you have some transparent objects that show a background that's only visible through the objects so they act like "windows". A very nice example of this can be found here. I would like to know if this kind of effect is possible in android? (I don't need to know about JavaFX I understand it there I just want to know how to achieve the same effect as shown on the site)
Thanks in advance, crognar.
Unfortunately, JavaFX 2 is not yet available on Android platform.
I'm trying to update the project at http://code.google.com/p/android-wheel/ to act like the iPhone spinner/Urban Spoon App.
I want to add acceleration/deceleration to scrolling, as well as a spinning animation. I just don't know where to start. I was able to get the whole control to slide with the built in android transitions by adding the effects to the onTouchEvent in the WheelView here.
Obviously that's not very useful and I don't think the transition animations are what I need. Can anybody take a look at this and at the very least suggest how to start modifying it to do what I want? Any help would be appreciated. I don't expect anybody to implement this and hand it to me but I'm confused and frustrated with this, so I would like some kind of guidance.
I've tried the webview method here but it loads and runs kind of slow and it doesn't animate either so I'd rather just use the customized Android controls if possible.
Thanks for any help.
Now the android-wheel project supports animation. So, you can take a look at code to investigate how it works.