Create a new project called ViewImage 20. Close the old HelloWorld project if it automatically opened up.
Figure 18 - Moving LibGDX jar file into BlueJ 18. Copy the jar file noted above into the BlueJ \lib\userlib folder. I will place it at C:\LibGDX You will find several jar files in the folder you extracted the zip file into: 9ġ1 17. Unzip the contents of the zip file into a location we will use to add LibGDX to all our projects (and across IDEs). Figure 15 - Downloading the latest LibGDX zip file 15. Figure 14 - LibGDX banner The Java framework library can be used to create programs for desktops, Android devices, ios and HTML Click the Download icon and head over to the Releases download folder and find the latest file in the format libgdx-x.x.x.zip. Head over to to download the jar file for the LibGDX library. Figueroa USER INSTRUCTIONS: N If you plan on using BlueJ I highly recommend that you obtain the reference manual at and spend 15 to 20 minutes going over it in order to get an idea what features the IDE has and for future reference.
8ĩ Table 3 - Update README.TXT file PROJECT TITLE: HelloWorld PURPOSE OF PROJECT: This is a test project to get acquainted with BlueJ VERSION or DATE: HOW TO START THIS PROJECT: Execute the main in the class HelloWorld AUTHORS: L. The comments should usually include at least: PROJECT TITLE: PURPOSE OF PROJECT: VERSION or DATE: HOW TO START THIS PROJECT: AUTHORS: USER INSTRUCTIONS: A good programmer will make sure that the README.TXT is updated and accurate so that years from now others will be able to find out the purpose of the project and know how to execute it. Tell the reader (someone who does not know anything about this project) all he/she needs to know. 8 Figure 13 - Our Hello World Project The original contents of the README.TXT file is shown below: Table 2 - Original README.TXT file This is the project README file.
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