As I work on the same stuff today (see post about jme3stuff), I’ll be happy to help improve both repo (jme3stuff isn’t limited to jme3 main distribution).
I toke a quick look, diff between both publication :
official : more artifacts, minimal metadata into pom.xml
jme3stuff : less artifacts, better metadata including dependencies (IMHO pom.xml without dependencies defined is near to useless)
Well jme3-core is a dependency for everything, it would always be the first artifact you add to a project, the only relevant dependencies are jbullet/terrain (which is only a compile time dependency really) and blender/desktop. Anyway I added jme3-core and also the javadocs and sources, uploading in a sec.
Btw this has nothing to do with eclipse (well maybee the eclipse users publish more librarys for others to consume?)
Finally i dont need to have a provided JME3 in the JME3-Jfx gui, to let it build (read via gradle not eclipse), and can clean the build and the git of it.
JME3-JFX require jdk8, and some fixes to work 3.0.10 (the jme3-core.jar in the lib dir is not a released 3.0.x, it use some Image.Format not available, I’m experimenting some workaround).
@david.bernard.31 said:
JME3-JFX require jdk8, and some fixes to work 3.0.10 (the jme3-core.jar in the lib dir is not a released 3.0.x, it use some Image.Format not available, I'm experimenting some workaround).
Oh nice, then the whole maven thing makes a lot of sense for it :roll: