How to change eclipse background color Videos

+Nathan Howard Yeah I couldn't get it working either i instead downloaded sublime text 3, its beautiful and just run all my programs through cmd. can't stand a white background hurts my eyes too much

Nope :( I found a different theme though but it ain't great though!

+Nathan Howard same here did you find a fix?

+rucksapps +codeClass Seriesly!? xD "Porn-Browser"- Laughing to my death! -

+theugly it's not actual browser it some sort of tinny i think selfmade browser in java, he probably added those buttons for fun

Puberty will explain it for you.

+Gireesh Kumar <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><LinearLayout xmlns:android="//schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="match_parent" android:orientation="vertical" > <ImageView android:id="@+id/imageView1" android:layout_width="match_parent" android:layout_height="0dp" android:layout_weight="0.22" android:src="@drawable/splash_background" android:contentDescription="Image for the splash screen" /> </LinearLayout>i had a problem with it myself, but by using the visual version instead of writing in the XML, i fixed it

+Seth Greenkovich It's Travis. :)

Hello there! My suggestion is that if you are starting with Android you should keep with Eclipse (actually, even if you are just revisiting  this for a little project, like I am, and are a little more advanced into Android and Java), because Android Studio is still too slow and has a big problem with quick-fixes. Just a suggestion from my part, as I just tried to give AS a shot not too long ago :)

+Linderson Johns Check your Manifests.XML in your Android Studio. Make sure your Class is listed as an Activity. Otherwise R cannot be resolved as a Datatype

You would need to make a resources folder and put all your photos and music etc in their so when you export it, the files go into the jar or what ever you are doing, to make a resources file right click your project then go to the Java Build path tab and then click add class folder and Create new folder and name it res or resources, and then put all your images, music, etc into that folder, Hope it helped!

Thanks dude, I suggest you use a different approach for laying out your Panels, the fact you're setting the setContentPane to a background it wouldn't be able to override. For example I was forced to put my background on BorderLayout.NORTH. other ways of putting it, is using netbeans as it's simply pick and drop you can modify the code on the background. I hope I helped

thanks, man. great job. my game has a background, and a play button. (did the buttons with btn.setBounds((int) ((240 / 2) - (80 / 1.3)), 100, 120, 50); so it works) i now have a background instead of some crappy Java Background. thx again.

It depends on how you declare your JFrame, if you're inheriting from it then no need to declare it as an object. Other note, allot of people make errors.

Thank you my friend, you have no idea how I was rescued. I clambered all of Russia's network and still did not find until you've stumbled on your video.

I've a question: If you export it in a jar file and the people are downloading it (for example), will they see your pic or not?

y do people bother 2 type in frame.setTitle("icbb"); instead of typing in JFrame f = new JFrame ("title");

GREAT VIDEO !!! Thank you very much. But the elements from my Panel (buttons, Labels) disappear hahaha =/

instead of using the pack you could just make it resizable if u want

do you know how to implement the picture to the project?

awesome background you got in there ! :D

and y isnt JFrame added to the dictionary

Haha your comment made my day :').

thats not a JFrame background...

; humm that picture, lol nice vid

thanks dude.. ^^ it helps me...

thanku sooo mch!! :) :)

Thank you so much.!!!

Thank you :)

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