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Bones - Skeletal and Pose Animations for jPCT/jPCT-AE => Bones => Topic started by: MemphisRaines on March 12, 2016, 09:43:51 pm
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Hello everyone,
I am new into opengl es 2.0 android development and I already tried a few animations with motion data,
which worked quite well so far...
Now I was looking further into animating complete humanoid 3d models with bones and skins, which is the
reason I came across jPCT and the android ninja demo.
After the integration in Android Studio and a few fixes for a successful gradle build, the ninja app compiles
without a problem but I am unable to find any accessible menu. The only thing I can do is adding and removing
ninjas...
Unfortunately there are no selectable animation options or any menu buttons for starting and stopping the
animation - is that intended like this with the latest release of the Android Studio sources?
Maybe I am looking for some functionality which I saw in the demo video here:
http://www.aptalkarga.com/bones/ (http://www.aptalkarga.com/bones/)
If I am not completly mistaken I am also seeing some error in the main.xml layout-file:
"Rendering problems: bones.sample.android.MyView class cannot be found..."
I would very much appreciate any help or hints...
Kind regards,
Ray
PS: Currently I am using Android Studio v1.4 and Android SDK 21 for compilation!
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menu should be accesible via the menu button. not sure why it doesnt exist in your case.
in download section (http://www.aptalkarga.com/bones/#download) there is a direct link to apk, please install demo app from there and check if menu is accesible.
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Tried that before I started going over recompiling the sources with Android Studio...
Simply nothing at all for me to see - I mean where should I expect the menu button?
Cant find any layout-file to figure out the positioning and I cant see nothing in any of the
screen corners...
Shall I make some screenshots?
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the menu button in not on the screen. it's android's standard hardware menu button, must be somewhere below the screen
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Omg... silly me!
Since access to the menu-functionality is hidden behind a long press on the left button of my
Samsung Galaxy S5 while the short press opens the task manager, I often kinda forget about it...
Truely shameful to even start such a topic for that!
Sorry...
(Case closed!)
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np, it happens ;)