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dibo
dibo wrote ...

2013/9/17

Greenfoot-Scenarios on Android Devices

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dibo dibo

2013/9/17

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Diejenigen, die zum einen mit Greenfoot und zum anderen mit Android arbeiten, möchte ich hiermit auf mein Projekt Droidfoot hinweisen. Hiermit ist es auf einfache Art und Weise möglich, in Greenfoot erstellte Szenarien auf Android-Geräte zu portieren. Auf der Website http://www.programmierkurs-java.de/droidfoot stehen weitergehende Informationen zu Droidfoot, die Software, ein Handbuch sowie ein Demo-Video zur Verfügung. Those of you who work with Greenfoot and with Android, I would like to have a look on my project Droidfoot. With Droidfoot it is possible to port Greenfoot scenarios to Android devices in a simple way. The website http://www.programmierkurs-java.de/droidfoot contains further information, the software, a manual and a demo video. Currently the Infos are only available in german, but will be translated to English soon.
JetLennit JetLennit

2013/9/17

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Um die Übersetzung einfacher verwenden diese http://translate.google.com/manager/website/add?hl=de
Gevater_Tod4711 Gevater_Tod4711

2013/9/18

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@dibo This project is completely awesom! I just changed one of my games into an android game using Droidfoot and it works perfectly (Android Air Hockey). With my second game (Cardgames) I have a fiew problems. When I try changing the world (Greenfoot.setWorld()) the programm stops. Might that be a bugg? Because I don't see the problem.
dibo dibo

2013/9/18

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The website http://www.programmierkurs-java.de/droidfoot which contains further information, the Droidfoot software, a manual and a demo video, has been translated to english now.
dibo dibo

2013/9/18

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@Gevater_Tod4711: May be it is a bug in Droidfoot. I tested the setWorld method already and it worked. But I will test it again tomorrow!
dibo dibo

2013/9/19

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@Gevater_Tod4711: I just downloaded your Cardgames scenario, ported it to Droidfoot as described in the Droidfoot manual (without the statistics part), and it runs without any problems on my Nexus 4. It would be nice if you download the converted scenario from http://www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~dibo/download/Cardgames.zip and test it on your device.
Gevater_Tod4711 Gevater_Tod4711

2013/9/19

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@dibo Your version works fine. I'm not shure what I did wrong but I'll try to find it. So there is no bug. It was just my fail. Thanks.
Upupzealot Upupzealot

2013/9/19

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Hi, dibo. I'm so interested in your project. I'v worked on translate Greenfoot Scenrios into Android Apps also. Have your support GreenfootSound and UserInfo Class also? By the way, have you planed to read Greenfoot project file oneday? you can read them as text files as a matter of fact.
dibo dibo

2013/9/19

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Hi Upupzealot, in the droidfoot manual the differences between the original and the droidfoot class library are described: http://www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~dibo/teaching/pkjava/droidfoot/download/manual-1.0.pdf Currently GreenfootSound and UserInfo are not supported. Sorry, but I did not understand your last sentence.
Upupzealot Upupzealot

2013/9/19

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It means tried to analyze project.greenfoot file. It also contains some information of a Greenfoot scenrio http://www.greenfoot.org/scenarios/6658 this is what I did. you can download this scenrio and you would got my android project, work with AIDE or eclipse. It seems not powerful and clear like yours, but it may help some way. http://www.greenfoot.org/collections/341 here is a collection, related.
Gevater_Tod4711 Gevater_Tod4711

2013/9/21

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Is it possible to get a stack trace when my android games crash? Because sometimes my games just stop and without a stack trace it's realy difficult to know what the problem is.
dibo dibo

2013/9/23

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In eclipse the LogCat-view usually shows the stack trace when an android app crashes.
Gevater_Tod4711 Gevater_Tod4711

2013/9/24

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@dibo Ok I found it (I always looked at the console text not at the LogCat). But I got another question: Is there a API where I can have a look at the listed methods and exceptions?
dibo dibo

2013/9/25

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http://www-is.informatik.uni-oldenburg.de/~dibo/teaching/pkjava/droidfoot/download/Droidfoot-API/index.html (Droidfoot-Version 1.0.1)
Gevater_Tod4711 Gevater_Tod4711

2013/9/25

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Thanks. Thats helpfull.
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