First off, I want to say I'm very impressed with jME: after many years away from Java, this is enough to make me re-learn it.
I'm using the compiled 1.0 jME jars and working my way through the tutorials, pretty much in the order they're presented in the wiki. I got the first FengGUI tutorial (Simple app) running with the compiled FengGUI jar available from that site. Then I pulled down the latest FengGui source to try the StandardGame/GameState tutorial. The problem I'm having is that in the FengGUIGameState and IngameGameState classes, Eclipse can't resolve the Values reference (as in Values.getInstance().getColor()). I'm wondering if this is a class only defined in the jME 2.0 build, or if it's somewhere else? Is there a 1.0 equivalent?
On a related note, am I better off sticking with 1.0 for working through the tutorials to learn the engine, or should I make the jump to 2.0 sooner than later?
Thanks,
Mike
1.0 is static and therefore more stable…
2.0 has newer features, but the API is not guaranteed to stay the same, since it is a work-in-progress.
Pick which suits your needs (you always have the option of not updating version 2 every night, then you'll get a working API with no changes)
hiya,
Values is just a little class to hold some values from the FengGUI tutorial.
But it got deleted in one of the recent updates to the tutorial :-o, sorry about that
I just fixed the wiki page and re-added the class.
Outstanding! Thanks for the quick response and the clarification.
Now I can continue to conquer the tutorials. 