StyleManager can be used to change the theme of any control in Adobe AIR and Flex. The code shows how to sue StyleManager and dynamically change the theme of your window and others. HBox{ backgroundColor: #ffffff; }
Change the background of your window with your selected image. Copy and paste the following code to your AIR file and view the result. Note: Please make sure that you have an image in your application source folder. Here the image name is “image.jpg” else you will get URL not found error.
We often need to access another window variable in the current window. The following example shows how to access a variable from one window in the next window. The logic is to create an object of next window in the current window and assign the value of variable in the current window itself so that… Read More »
The below function creates a polygon in the shape of a triangle. Please call the debugdraw function inside your update method to view the results. Make sure you import the Box2D classes into your file. public function init():void { debug_draw(); addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, update); createTriangle(); } public function createTriangle():void { var fd : b2FixtureDef = new b2FixtureDef();… Read More »
Everyone will be fascinated how flash games are built on the web that implements the real world physics. Well for your information there are a lot of physics engines available. One of them is the Box2D. Box2D was written in C++. Then it was converted to flash. So now I am going to show you… Read More »
Here mybody is a body to which I am connecting a pinpoint. The pin joint is between the world and the body. So it will appear as hanging in the wall if the gravity is downwards. ‘The ground’ is the other body to which the my_body is connected. First you create a big ground body… Read More »
You can iterate through all bodies in the world and check whether you have touched a particular body. You can get all the userdata from the current body The userdata contains the width, height, sprite etc. Just Log the userdata in the current body to see all these. for (b2Body* b = world->GetBodyList(); b; b… Read More »
Below code is a simplest way to do that.
You can check it by using the TestPoint function available for the Fixtures.
write the below code in “ccTouchesBegan” function and you are done. Here the ballBody represents the bullet body. You can increase the power variable to increase bullet speed.
The below code helps you to rotate a body in Box2D manually. Here the body is named “rotating_body” which is going to rotate and a sprite named “rot_sprite” is it’s userData, please give your own image for it. Make sure that you have it in your resources otherwise your program will crash. Note: call this… Read More »
Please checkout the “LogCat” for the output. If you don’t know about Logcat In Eclipse “Go to Window->showView and search for Logcat”.
The following java code helps you to show a webpage in ANDROID and enable javascript.
For working on the localhost use 10.0.2.2 and for remote use the IP or domain name of the server. The following code does this.
This is the main Java file that extends activity. Create a file named ScreenON_OFF_ACTIVITY.java and place the below code in it. This is the class that extends the Broadcast receiver class that receives the notifications. create a java file and name it ScreenReceiver.java and place the following code in it. This the class that updates… Read More »
The following is a sample code to do this. Simply copy and paste.
AIR treats the XML files as just as normal file and so you can proceed using the FileStream classs. Please take a look at the sample code. Just copy and paste the following code to your main.MXML file and you are done. Please post your comments on this post
This sample shows how to add a menu to your context menu or the right click of your menu in Adobe AIR. AIR Uses the ContextMenu class to add menu to your mouse right click. import flash.events.ContextMenuEvent; import mx.controls.Alert; // call this function to create context menu in AIR and FLex private function createContextMenu():void {… Read More »
There are two files the following is the code in the main mxml file. Please make another file named Itemcombo.mxml and place it in the same directory as the main MXML file. Itemcombo.mxml Item1 Item2 Item3 Item4 main.xml
In the following code the navigateToURL property is navigating to the same page which creates the refreshing of the page.
The code below does this . Simply copy and paste the following code.. applicationComplete=”init()”> Alert { color : #124332; background-color: #ffffff; header-colors : #243322, #243322; header-height:19; drop-shadow-enabled: true; drop-shadow-color :#243322; corner-radius :10; border-style :solid; border-thickness: 1; border-color : #243322; footer-colors : #243322, #ffffff; title-style-name : “title”; } .myalertstyle { backgroundAlpha: 0.3; backgroundColor: black; borderAlpha: 0.3;… Read More »
The following code helps you to do this. Save the following code as am .mxml file The html file start.html
The following code helps you to do this. It uses the “setStyle” property of the window to change it’s background style. The following code changes the background color of the window to black on a button click. Just copy and paste the following code. Call this function on the click of a button This code… Read More »
You often may need scrolling backgrounds in your game or any other application. The following code helps you to add continuous backgrounds. Each sprite is added to the right of the current sprite which make them continuos. //Add more stripes, flip them, and position them next to their neighbour stripe. for (int i = 0;… Read More »
//Dynamically change the sprite image…… //my_sprite is a CCSprite already initialized with spriteWithFile. [[CCTextureCache sharedTextureCache] removeTexture:[self.my_sprite texture]; CCTexture2D *tex = [[CCTextureCache sharedTextureCache] addImage:@”new_image.jpg”]; [my_sprite setTexture:tex];