[SOLVED] Jme SDK and gradle

[Ali_RS]

@Darkchaos

Which I can’t recommend yet, due to the tangent generation which consumes some time

I had a discussion with David regarding this, thanks to him in v9.1he added support for exporting them directly from blender in this commit so loading is relatively very fast now.

@ia97lies for using SDKs tools on your gradle project one solution is :

[RESOLVED] DexOverflow Build Error, Some Confusion

@Ali_RS thank u! Looks like one of the best solutions is to create full “BasicGame like”(i named it assets-project) project inside ur gradle project directory and use it in SDK like usually. Ofc in gradle u should set up resources dir properly. So after u done this u can edit materials and scenes with SDK and it will automatically sync with ur gradle assets.

And if you ran to this problem which i had previously :

Prevent gradle build assets.jar every time i add new model

It is not 20 seconds, it is more than 10 minutes. Can we set it on gradle too ?

then the cheap solution is to remove
runtime project(':assets') from your dependencies in build.gradle file and instead add runtime file('./assets') during developing.
(Note when you want to deploy the project you should return it back to runtime project(':assets'))

and the decent solution (only if your assets are really big in size and also if you want to be able to add new models or update them even after you shipped your game to users and more important if you want your assets to be modular ) is to let go of one gigantic assets.jar and deploy each model in separate jar. Gradle makes it easy to separate assets as sub projects.