Is Jmonkey suitable for an only2d-project?

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wintermute83 wrote:
Would I find JM useful for my porpuse?
Depends is there a compelling reason you want to use a 3D rendering engine for making a 2D game?
wintermute83 wrote:
but I can
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I would think something like rpgmaker (used for Aveyond for instance) would be better suited.



If you're doing this to learn programming in java Slick might be worth a look.

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bosun said:

I would think something like rpgmaker (used for Aveyond for instance) would be better suited.

If you're doing this to learn programming in java Slick might be worth a look.



+1 for Slick in your case..
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Thanks guys, very good all of your comments.

I was checking for some time for an api and then I came across with slick and jmonkey, I decided to ask you because Jmonkey seems to have a lot of support and activity around it, unlike slick.



And yes, the point is to learn Java at the same time, probably needs some more time than game maker but I

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wintermute83 said:

And yes, the point is to learn Java at the same time, probably needs some more time than game maker but I