Last time we made a MovingShip program which had a spaceship polygon running around the window when pressing the arrow keys. The movement of the ship was dependent on the frames i.e 1px per frame update. But now the movement…
In all the previous posts of this game development in java series, we haven’t drawn anything to the canvas other than a text which shows fps of the game. Now we’ll bring a spaceship polygon to canvas and translate it…
This post of this java game development series walks you thru a way to create a full-screen application. Java game development series Coding a full-screen app in java To form a full-screen app you need to access the GraphicsDevice object. below…
Concept of Double buffering If your game app draws and clears the content directly to the screen then the user can see the intermediate pictures. For example, at the time when the background is drawn but the player is going…
The last post of this game development series, I showed you a basic example ShowFPS application that uses a technique called passive rendering. So In this post, I am gonna show you another example for Active Rendering. The ShowFPS class…
Welcome to this Java fundamental game series. In the last, we’ve made a simple blank GUI using Swing’s JFrame class Now we’ll move ahead to design fps meter which can provide the fps count to the game screen and we…
Hello, Guys, I’m gonna begin the java game development series. First of all, I will create posts on basic topics such as double buffering, transformation, etc. After completing it we’ll be able to move forward to make a game. You…
