Difference between revisions of "Requirements for jPCT-AE"
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| − | jPCT-AE will work on Android 1.5 and above. To use OpenGL ES 2.0, you'll need Android 2.2 or higher. To develop an app that makes use of jPCT-AE (or any other Android app), you have to install the [http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html Android SDK]. You can either download a version that comes bundled with Eclipse or you can use another IDE or your already installed version of Exclipse. | + | [http://www.jpct.net/jpct-ae jPCT-AE] will work on Android 1.5 and above. To use OpenGL ES 2.0, you'll need Android 2.2 or higher. To develop an app that makes use of jPCT-AE (or any other Android app), you have to install the [http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html Android SDK]. You can either download a version that comes bundled with Eclipse or you can use another IDE or your already installed version of Exclipse. |
I highly recommend to use an actual device for development instead of relying on the emulator. You have to setup your device and your desktop machine for development (adjust settings, install drivers...), but i'm not going to cover this here. If you've installed the Android SDK, you'll find USB drivers for a lot of devices in the distribution. If you are using a Samsung phone, you'll get additional drivers if you install KIES. | I highly recommend to use an actual device for development instead of relying on the emulator. You have to setup your device and your desktop machine for development (adjust settings, install drivers...), but i'm not going to cover this here. If you've installed the Android SDK, you'll find USB drivers for a lot of devices in the distribution. If you are using a Samsung phone, you'll get additional drivers if you install KIES. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:11, 10 January 2015
Requirements
jPCT-AE will work on Android 1.5 and above. To use OpenGL ES 2.0, you'll need Android 2.2 or higher. To develop an app that makes use of jPCT-AE (or any other Android app), you have to install the Android SDK. You can either download a version that comes bundled with Eclipse or you can use another IDE or your already installed version of Exclipse.
I highly recommend to use an actual device for development instead of relying on the emulator. You have to setup your device and your desktop machine for development (adjust settings, install drivers...), but i'm not going to cover this here. If you've installed the Android SDK, you'll find USB drivers for a lot of devices in the distribution. If you are using a Samsung phone, you'll get additional drivers if you install KIES.
