Hey fellow Monkey devs,
This month I get the chance to post the first screenshot. Have a look at how far my editor has come. Some serious visual coding happening there. As you can see, I started to make it a little bit more pretty.
In game it looks like this:
Also, as a side note, I started a blog for logging progress of my editor.
Check it out here:
https://ko-fi.com/post/Why-Learn-to-Code-With-EnvisionPlay-You-Might-No-M4M21HCF61
This is my very first time posting in the monthly WIP (Work In Progress) thread on the jMonkeyEngine Hub, and I’m excited to share some of the milestones I’ve hit recently!
I’ve been working on creating a distinctive anime-style rendering pipeline, and here’s what I’ve managed to achieve:
CartoonEdgeFilter and made some significant enhancements to make the outlines even prettier and more fitting for an anime aesthetic.WaterFilter. My goal here is to achieve a stylized, anime-specific water appearance.It’s been a fun challenge so far, and I’m really looking forward to continuing development and adding more features to bring this anime rendering style to life in jMonkeyEngine.
I’ll be sure to post updates as I make further progress! Any feedback or thoughts are welcome.
Thanks for looking!
WoW. Looking Nice !!
Thank you 
It is looking really good. Well done on the look so far.
I think if you going to add some anti-aliasing to it, the look is going to be much smoother.
Thanks so much, In the next update I’ll do that
Hey.
I have come up with a flat rolling wheel compass.
Compass HUD scrolls a texture beneath a fixed frame creating the illusion of the compass wheel rotating. Points of interest (POIs) appears as icons which can move along the wheel’s rim depending on POI direction and distance from the player.
Here is a short Demo (compass is a goldish wheel on the right side of the screen).
Here is the FPS Game I have created in 2 Hours in JME. Using some templates from Basic game. with BetterCharacterControl
Regarding the compass orientation, I was wondering if it might be less confusing if it were linked to the ViewCam (camera’s orientation) rather than the player’s direct forward direction? In many games, especially first-person or third-person with a free-looking camera, the compass typically aligns with where the player is looking, not necessarily where the player character’s body is facing. This often feels more intuitive for navigation.
Just a thought! Keep up the excellent work!
This is the best game made with JME. Someone name James made this in 2014
Hi @carpenter,
Thank you for proposal, I see your point.
Finalized my the UI components for my editor. Here is a blog post I wrote about the features.
https://ko-fi.com/post/Smarter-UI-Design-Without-the-Hassle-X8X41HRSYA
Hello JMonkeys. Today we have a double post.
Below is an original character I’m modeling.
The Sims.. The video looks straight from the Sims 
Hi all.
I made the game for the KenneyJam this weekend.
And here is a blog post of the jam:
https://ko-fi.com/post/I-made-a-game-for-KenneyJam2025-Y8Y51IJHQP
Hello everyone!
Hope you’re having a great time! I am working on developing several ideas, but showing you all of them is a real challenge because time and energy are always limited.
One particular hurdle that’s been consistently bugging me is the settings configuration window. This has been especially problematic concerning the various OpenGL versions required by certain demos (see TestTessellationShader) within the jme3-examples package. Those settings were being silently saved, leaving us completely in the dark about what was actually configured!
Well, I decided enough was enough! I’ve tackled this head-on by revamping the modal window. I’ve integrated new graphical components for intuitive selection of the OpenGL Render type, AudioRenderer, Frame Rate, and Joystick activation flag. Additionally, I’ve enjoyed the creative process of designing a new logo. Below are some screenshots illustrating the improved interface:
Furthermore, I’ve added a method to to log key-value pairs configured in AppSettings. This enhancement now provides much-needed transparency into the settings applied during application startup.
// e.g.
com.jme3.system.AppSettings printPreferences
INFO: Preferences for key: jMonkeyEngine 4.0.0-SNAPSHOT
* I_DepthBits = 24
* I_WindowWidth = -2147483648
* I_MinHeight = 0
* B_DisableJoysticks = true
* B_SwapBuffers = true
* B_Resizable = false
* B_CenterWindow = true
* I_Height = 600
* I_BitsPerPixel = 24
* I_Width = 800
* B_UseRetinaFrameBuffer = false
* B_UseInput = true
* I_FrameRate = 60
* B_X11PlatformPreferred = false
* S_Title = jMonkeyEngine 4.0.0-SNAPSHOT
* B_GammaCorrection = true
* S_AudioRenderer = LWJGL
* I_WindowXPosition = 0
* I_WindowHeight = -2147483648
* I_WindowYPosition = 0
* I_MinWidth = 0
* B_VSync = true
* I_Samples = 4
* I_StencilBits = 0
* S_SettingsDialogImage = /com/jme3/app/Monkey.png
* S_Renderer = LWJGL-OpenGL3
* S_OpenCLPlatformChooser = com.jme3.opencl.DefaultPlatformChooser
* I_Frequency = -1
* B_Fullscreen = false
* B_OpenCL = false
* I_Display = 0
Best regards to all,
Stay inspired!
Very nicely done, I think this is a much wanted improvement to jME.
Well done and keep up the good work.
You have certainly inspired me.