I still have not done much with the overall structure of the app. I want to get the Settings Menu, Splash screen, etc. working as fast as possible but after play testing I feel I have a larger issue…. actually I have two. Little kids fingers are touching the screen […]
JUnit can be setup within Android Studio with very little effort. In the end, I only had to add three lines to my build.gradle file and create a simple test class. Now my libGDX game has a testing framework that I can expand as it gets more complex. As always, […]
Problem: My current App is called “Shapes!” but I want to change it to something like “Bubbles”. Solution: Move and Rename ALL of the files with a reference to “Shapes.” This ended up being more complex than I thought because I wanted to keep my git history. Because of this, […]
I stared basic Play testing on Tuesday, two day’s behind schedule. Below are some screenshots as well as a short video of gameplay Screenshots Gameplay Video Jasmine’s Results: Jasmine loved the ithe game, and pointed at it and screamed. She then stole my phone, which I could not […]
In this post I will be creating a project on GitLab and Syncing my local files with it. Here are links to the previous posts for setting up GitLab and changing the default Labels. Background I have a project that I created on GitLab called “Shapes” that contains a single Readme.txt. I […]
I am finally starting the app based of the existing Quality Management System (QMS). This post will log what feels unnatural or needs to change as I tried to implement the QMS with in my game. Note: This post is not complete, it will be updated as I work through this […]
Sprite Sheets save fair amount of memory and CPU usage. In my future world, I can also use them later to create different monsters, levels, etc. using the same graphics with different color pallets. As I get closer to production code, I feel this is one of the last items I […]
