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I have been looking around for a good Android AR toolkit to play with. I have found a few references but I am not really sure which ones to try. It seems to be a lot of work just to get any demo's working.
My requirement is that I want to be able to detect AR Markers/Tags. I would then look to add a 3D model based on the orientation of the marker/tag. A nice basic cube would be a great start :D
So do any of you have any recommendations?
I have just tried http://code.google.com/p/andar/ and it is not too bad. I would really like one that has some better project examples and well documented source code.
Oh, and as this is currently only for playing with I don't want to be paying any money for it.
You can try looking at NyARToolkit
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quick question. I'm very new to Android development, and I'm even newer to the whole graphics design game. My question is, does anyone know what the majority of developers use to create all the graphics found in Android apps? Multiple programs? Just one that usually rises to the top? Thanks!
Photoshop is your answer, I personnaly don't create designs for apps, there is a designer for that, and he uses photoshop, and I know there is a way to make PS generate your 5 format of every icon (from LDPI to XXHDPI), try to make a google research
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i'm beginner to android, i want to know any simple tech tutorial which teaches me basics of android.
Right from installation to complex stuffs in android. I googled lot but just wanted to know if you guys provide me good one which helps me more.
thanks
Here is the best blog you are looking for http://coderbridge.com, also you can look for developer.android.com which is fair enough to learn android.
This is really the place to start.
http://developer.android.com/training/index.html
Click on "building your first app" and go from there.
Make sure to read all of the text.
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I don't know how this is called but I guess you know what I mean by looking at the screenshot (there sometimes also is a finger pointing at the bright part of the screen).
Since this looks exactly like the little tutorial-like hint you get when you first install a new Android rom / start up a brand new Android phone: is there a standardized way or library or whatever for this?
Yes, this is library. Check it out: Showcase View library
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I'm quite new to the Android world, and, due to work needs, I'm trying to get in.
Whilst I'm not particularly afraid of the "thinking" code (i.e. Java), I'm a bit confused when developing the user interface.
Since I found that the simplest yet most effective way to learn something is copying from those who are the best, I'm wondering if there's some resource or something, out there, well done.
I mean: do you know some open source app, from which I can build my own knowledge about Android layouts? I wasn't able to do it on my own, even though I wondered quite a lot!
1) A good summary on everything UI design in Android can be found here.
2) The best place to get started is directly from the official website.
And here are relevant examples that are considered as good design in Android.
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I'm a newbie in programming and is very much interested in knowing how to create my own Android Live Wallpaper. I know that a lot of resources are out there but they were pertaining to some advance level of knowledge.
Can anyone provide a "step by step" sprite animation to be implemented in Live Wallpaper? This by the way helped:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/140223/Create-a-live-aquarium-wallpaper-in-Android
but still when I try modifying it, adding random movements, different sprite size, the template was not that "friendly". Please I want to know it.
First download this live wallpaper template:
https://github.com/MasDennis/RajawaliWallpaperTemplate
Then go here to learn how to do the sprite animations in the renderer class:
http://www.rozengain.com/blog/2012/04/26/rajawali-tutorial-20-animated-sprites/
Hope this helps you.