My latest production - live wallpaper with landscape similar to Minecraft. I was forced to change the apperance of Creepers (they have ears, it is called Noncreeper now) but in it's original version it might violate some copyright.
Anyway I was trying to make flat shading int jPCT but I have failed - the landscape look nice but on few "fillers" and models you can see smooth-Gouraoud shading.

This wallpaper has a lot of bad ratings, because peoples don't know how to set live wallpaper, or they are thinking that this is a game 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zr.minecraft.landscape

Sounds interesting. You are "detecting" notes or rythm? What kind of algorithm do you use, or you have separated file with precalculated beat/note data?
I am asking because I was trying diffrent kind of beat detection algorithms and my results weren't as good as in Audiosurf.

Thank you! It works perfect now

Hi.

I wanted to add bloom effect to scene, however sometimes when camera is moving, some of the objects are not rendered when I make first rendering to texture.
As you can see on this screen, the bloom effect of few buildings is rendered on the roof of closest buildings - the buildings closest to camera were discarded in first render pass. Can I do something about this?

In a fact I didn't want to write next game - to much work for nothing - I prefer to write wallpapers (less work more profits), but... I like to write games, the idea was good and I thought... ok I will do it last time, and here it is: "Music Ride" - the game driven by music. The idea comes from PC game (guess the name), where track and other stuff are generated based on selected song. The analyzer routine is written in C, and compiled to three CPUs (ARM, ARMv7, x86), so if you have floating point extension in CPU you will be happy, but if you don't, and have low end device... you have to have "a lot patience my young padawan ". I hope you will like this project. To Egon: You can put this game to projects page if you like

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zr.music.ride

My problem was with overlaping initialization. In onSurfaceChanged I was trying to execute it as fast as possible (I wanted to show other view with "loading" screen, but it will not show until the onSurfaceChanged method is executing), thats why the only thing I do here is create FrameBuffer, and start separate thread which, do the rest of initialization.
If I don't set explicity device orientation then when the orientation was changed I have noticed that the initialization was still executed by first activity, and the second instance of activity started its own initalization  Because there is no system wide synchronization method both instances started to make changes in one texture manager - I thought that TextureManager was created separately for Activity but I was mistaken.

Finally I set "synchronized" on texture manager object and it solved my problem

... or it is instance per application BUT not per activity