Okay so I have spent every spare minute of the past few weeks trying to figure this out with no luck with the tutorials on the site, or that I can find around Google. I learn best by full working examples, and I don’t mean bits and pieces. I have good experience with Java, but I learned everything I know because it was given to me and I seen how it was used and why it’s used where it is.
If anyone is working on a project and it is functional and wouldn’t mind me using the source code to study and learn that would be great. Alternatively if someone is up for teaching me 1-on-1 that is also a way I can learn.
Thanks in advanced to anyone who helps.
figure what out? the tutorials are not bits and pieces, each is a full application showing how something in jme3 works. just to make sure you read the right tutorials for “every spare minute in the past few weeks”, its these here:
https://wiki.jmonkeyengine.org/legacy/doku.php/jme3#tutorials_for_beginners
also if you read the documentation you should have found how to create a jme3 tests project or download MonkeyZone to see a full application. so if you actually read our documentation (and not something you found on the web) and did our tutorials the question remains, what is it you cannot figure out?
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if we dont know what you plan on doing, we cant give you any code on it…
also, your question is very vague, you cannot learn something if you dont know what you want to learn or what your goals are…
there’s a LOT of JME3 open proyects going around in the web, a quick google search and you can find at least 10 free source proyects using JME3…
on a separete point, a friend once told me, he always does the things that he has the most trouble doing, and when i asked him why, why not do the things your good at, or come easily to you?.. and he replied, cuz then you never learn new things…
now back on the subject… as normen mentioned, the tutorials are not bits and pieces, each one shows how something works, and quite well at it too… there’s also the test proyects, as normen also pointed out, which have all the code you need for the docens of tests that are packed in the SDK pack…
on top of that, you got this:
http://code.google.com/p/jmonkeyengine/source/browse/trunk/engine/src/test/#test/jme3test
which is the source for all the tests if you dont want to make the test proyects…
and i just found this too:
http://code.google.com/p/jmonkeyengine/source/browse/trunk/engine/#jme3/src/games/jme3game
which seems to be code for some jme3 games…
though i recommend the tutorials…
cheers…