One way to test how the FOV changes is by allowing your app to rotate. Since the live wallpapers we have made required the possibility of landscape or portrait layout, I had to write code to handle what to  do in each instance, and also to read the screen dimensions to determine the aspect ratio. It took me a bit to get the hang of how FOV changes work, but it is manageable.

Here are the projects that my crew and I have been at for the last 6 months or so. These are all live wallpapers for Android. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with live wallpapers, they are wallpapers that can be set to the homescreen of an android device that allow for motion and interactivity.

All of the following can be found on Google Play. jPCT is a very capable engine and I have enjoyed using it. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn android development, and wants to do more than simple user interfaces. Feel free to ask me any questions about working with jPCT on Android. I have definitely learned a bit in the past 6 months.











Thank you Egon for all your hard work in making this engine capable and freely available.