Great Work!. I hope you continue to add more features. I think it's very useful.

One thing I noticed is that the exported scene doesn't look exactly as it does in blender.

After trying out a few things, for a camera in Blender set to 35 (focal length) and 32 (size) if you set the FOV in your code, it will look just like it does in blender.

world.getCamera().setFOV(0.914f);   //this magic number I found empirically, but now that I think about it, it seems too much of a coincidence that is the same as 32/35.

This is a simple app I made for android using jPCT . It's unfinished but I decided to publish it that way as an experiment while I learn more about 3D programming. This is meant to be a learning tool, and hopefully will evolve in a way that advanced players could find it useful.

So far, there are some very basic lessons for complete beginners, and the fretboard tool which allows you to play and discover the names of the notes in standard tuning. The fretboard tool allows you to "draw" patterns on the guitar which is very useful for soloing or finding new chord forms.






I have many ideas on what tools, lessons, or even simple games to add to the app, but I wanted to share this first, and see if my approach of making an app with a game look is interesting to any of you. My idea is to get to the point of making learning a bit less boring. (I know I'm not there yet).

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amparosoft.guitarjumpstart.free
Amazon Appstore: http://www.amazon.com/gp/mas/dl/android?p=com.amparosoft.guitarjumpstart.free


Thank you for this wonderful library!