Cross platform maps with LibGDX and VTM

[Lóránt Viktor Gerber]

How can I make use of VTM in my cross-platform LibGDX game? It sould run on Android and Desktop, and I only want to write map code once.

[Longri, Andre Höpfner]

Create a LibGdx project!

At core you can render your map like

try {

    mMapRenderer.onDrawFrame();

} catch (Exception e) {

    e.printStackTrace();

}

If you want use the LibGdx GUI, like Stage, so you must reset the OpenGL settings from MapRenderer before you can call 

try {

    StageManager.draw();

} catch (Exception e) {

    log.error("Draw StageManager", e);

}

A full LibGdx project, used this, can you find on Github

2017-03-13 16:51 GMT+01:00 Lóránt Viktor Gerber <glor...@gmail.com>:

How can I make use of VTM in my cross-platform LibGDX game? It sould run on Android and Desktop, and I only want to write map code once.

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[Emux]

VTM on Desktop works with libGDX via LWJGL backend.

And on Android (besides pure implementation) can also use libGDX Android backend.

You can check Desktop vtm-playground and Android vtm-android-gdx for running samples per platform.

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Emux