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Let's Make Flappy Bird! (LWJGL 3 / OpenGL)

Twitter ▻ //www.twitter.com/thecherno In this video we take a look at how to create Flappy Bird from scratch in Java, using LWJGL 3 for OpenGL. We'll be ...

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Matthew Moulton commented on 29 Nov 2015
On lines 50 and 51 GLFWvidmode and glfwGetVideoMode have problems. Is it just me or has something changed in LWJGL? Any help would be appreciated.
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LyCaN commented on 11 Dec 2015
+muhammad umer I made a comment above which explains what you have to do. Click in "new" cmoments.
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muhammad umer commented on 05 Dec 2015
+Matthew Moulton having same issue. here to. please help
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Juan Ibarra commented on 24 Nov 2015
Help, Please OpenGL: 3.3.0 - Build 8.15.10.2712 # # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: # # EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x159123aa, pid=3568, tid=604 # # JRE version: Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (8.0_45-b14) (build 1.8.0_45-b14) # Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (25.45-b02 mixed mode, sharing windows-x86 ) # Problematic frame: # C [ig7icd32.dll+0x3023aa] # # Failed to write core dump. Minidumps are not enabled by default on client versions of Windows #
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DocteurEden commented on 02 Dec 2015
+Juan Ibarra I have the same error, no idea where it come from...
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Jesse Bevil commented on 15 Nov 2015
Could someone explain to me how to get it to automatically recommend code from the lwjgl, GL11, GL20 or other imported classes? I get recommendations from the base library but not from imports.
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Arunex commented on 22 Nov 2015
+Jesse Bevil just type import static org.lwjgl.opengl.GL11.*Then you can just type everything direct instead of typeing GL11.gl... You can just start typing gl... I just did that a few times for the other versions and Then I get rid of most of the repetitive typing. All recommended code will then pop up
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Riley Worthen commented on 06 Nov 2015
I cannot for the life of me get the line GLContext.createFromCurrent(); to not give me an error. 30:00 min. I I have been stuck on this for a good 15 - 20 min and I have looked a bunch of stuff up online and I cannot get it to do anything. It says that GLContext cannot be resolved. Help?
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Yu Ki commented on 08 Nov 2015
+Riley Worthen GLContext.createFromCurrent() has been replaced by GL.createCapabilities()
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abdeslam ait hida commented on 31 Oct 2015
i see that there is no score in this game,what can i do to add it?
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mc dorli commented on 01 Nov 2015
+abdeslam ait hida 1 variable storing the score and simply render it
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Dwight Lake commented on 27 Oct 2015
i dont know how to install LWJGL
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mc dorli commented on 01 Nov 2015
+Dwight Lake Just watch the first 5 minutes
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AudioSonix commented on 09 Oct 2015
How would you add a point system to this? Great tutorial by the way.
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mc dorli commented on 01 Nov 2015
+AudioSonix Create a variable, store the points in it and render it.

Java LWJGL 3/OpenGL Game Programming - Episode 1 - Intro & Setup

In this video I introduce the series and we setup our workspace in eclipse with LWJGL. This is a series where we create a game, and game engine, using LWJGL ...

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Jeffrey Goudzwaard commented on 24 Nov 2015
Instead of using the Build Path you should use this code in the main before you start using the LWJGL library and then when you export you can run the game aswell as long the lib file is in the same directory as the exported jar: String ds = File.separator; //set path to native folder System.setProperty("org.lwjgl.librarypath", System.getProperty("user.dir") + ds + "lib" + ds + "native" + ds);
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chrisizeful commented on 24 Nov 2015
+Jeffrey Goudzwaard That's a good idea; I just didn't want to put it in yet until the 'Distribution' episode much later, since we'll be doing a few more things along with it.
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asdasd commented on 07 Oct 2015
I can tell this is going to be a great series! I'll be sure to watch it when I'm not busy with school work, good luck ;)
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asdasd commented on 07 Oct 2015
+chrisizeful That's great! Hopefully by Friday I can start the series :P
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chrisizeful commented on 07 Oct 2015
+iji Awesome! The next episode is actually being exported right now :D

Setting up Eclipse with LWJGL - Programming 2D Pong in Java

This is the first tutorial in my new programming 2D pong with LWJGL 3 and Java tutorial series. In this tutorial series I will be showing you how to create a project ...

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Half Breed commented on 09 Aug 2015
mic is too quiet
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8bitslime commented on 16 Aug 2015
...turn up your sound?
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Hadermite commented on 31 Jul 2015
Which country are you from?
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TutorialEdge commented on 01 Aug 2015
+Hadermite The brave, but very wet Scotland!

LWJGL Exporting Project to Runnable Jar

Uses Eclipse, but NetBeans and other IDEs should be the same because the Meta-INF is the same. This video goes over how to prepare your project for ...

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ChubbaBubba102696 commented on 02 Oct 2015
Do you know if there is a way to make the natives be inside of the .jar? So that there wouldn't need to be a lib folder in the same directory as the .jar?
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Cody Tilkins commented on 02 Oct 2015
+ChubbaBubba102696 I don't know the difference between a jar that had been compressed, an option in the menu, and a uncompressed jar.
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ChubbaBubba102696 commented on 02 Oct 2015
+Cody Tilkins Is just a normal runnable jar like in this video compressed?
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Cody Tilkins commented on 02 Oct 2015
There might be issues oncompressed jar, but idk how compression works with jar.
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ChubbaBubba102696 commented on 02 Oct 2015
+Cody Tilkins Ok thank you very much
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Cody Tilkins commented on 02 Oct 2015
Yes. In order to store your natives, you need to direct the path into the jar. Google around for accessing resources in a jar. You can also store other jars, as it is just a basic archive.
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Teddy C commented on 27 Sep 2015
Thanks
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Cody Tilkins commented on 27 Sep 2015
no problem Bud

LWJGL3 - Installation in IntelliJ14 [GER] [FULL-HD]

IntelliJ14: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/ LWJGL3: //www.lwjgl.org/download VM Options: -Djava.library.path=natives.

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Joseph Haddad commented on 08 Aug 2015
Error:(93, 11) java: method createCapabilities in class org.lwjgl.opengl.GL cannot be applied to given types; required: boolean found: no arguments reason: actual and formal argument lists differ in length
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Joseph Haddad commented on 21 Aug 2015
yea I figured it out but thank you anyway.
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Programming Guide commented on 13 Aug 2015
+Joseph Haddad I think you figured it out by now. It means you are missing an argument in your createCapabilities method call of type boolean. Did you do exactly what I did? For example with openAL (//javadoc.lwjgl.org/org/lwjgl/openal/AL.html) you need to pass an argument for this method, but it is actually not required by openGL.What happens if you write GL.createCapabilities(true);

#2 LWJGL Display - LWJGL Tutorials

Read the text version: //thecodinguniverse.com/?p=22 Episode 3: //youtu.be/cQAYMkzy9rQ Creating an OpenGL-compatible display with the LWJGL.

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[Blu] HeroMane commented on 24 Oct 2015
Hey, I wanted to know how you learned to code. I've been doing this for about a year and still cant make my own program without having to follow a tutorial on youtube. Also, if I watch a youtube series on this, I usually stop making the program after the series is over because I don't know what to do next. I dont have any classes or stuff to help with asking questions and getting an immediate answers to any problems or issues or even tips. I hope to go to college for this but will that even help?
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miniman467 commented on 14 Jul 2013
"try" has a syntax error.Current Code: import org.lwjgl.opengl.GL11.*; import org.lwjgl.opengl.*; import org.lwjgl.*; public class LWJGLHelloWorld { public LWJGLHelloWorld() try { Display.setDisplayMode(new DisplayMode(640, 480)); Display.setTitle("Hey, LWJGL!"); Display.create(); } catch (LWJGLExeption e) { e.printStackTrace(); } while (!Display.isCloseRequested()) { Display.update(); Display.sync(60); } Display.destroy(); } public static void main(String[] args) { new LWJGLHelloWorld(); } }
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 03 Mar 2013
Let me start by thanking you for your constructive criticism. I, however, do not believe that these small errors make me lose all credibility with my viewers. These videos aren't perfect, I know that, but they don't fail the teach the viewers how the LWJGL works––which is really what I'm trying to achieve. If I had tried to make my videos absolutely perfect, this whole YouTube channel would have never existed. The videos get better over time, so you could skip to episode 21 if you want.
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DreadKyller commented on 23 Mar 2013
You have good tutorials. But just a small note. You'll do better as a tutorial provider if you go into more depth. There are hundreds of people on youtube who post tutorials essentially saying "type this code and it will work" however, this doesn't really help people that don't already understand the logics behind the code. A lot of people will not know how to morph the information you give to their own needs, so I'd strongly suggest that not only show the code, but explain what it does.
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Kristina R commented on 04 Feb 2013
first time watching your tuts-well made. But when i try to follow this video lesson...I run it and i get the following error: A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0xb34bf65d, pid=5091, tid=3060104000 JRE version: 7.0_09-b30 Java VM: OpenJDK Server VM (23.2-b09 mixed mode linux-x86 ) problematic frame: v ~BufferBlob::jni_fast_GetLongField Failed to write core dump. Core dumps have been disabled. run "ulimit -c unlimited" any ideas?
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 23 Mar 2013
Thank you. I appreciate your feedback. I am interested in what you will think of future videos, since I believe my style has gradually switched from 'this code works.. so just type along' to 'this is how it works, and here's the source code'. Interestingly, in later videos people actually remark that my videos have become too theoretical, and should be more based on the source code.
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helljummper117 commented on 11 Nov 2012
Hey, I checked out your tutorial for this on your website and it was really helpful. But i keep on getting this problem. When I run this program and the window pops up, it keeps on flickering for some reason. How do you fix it?
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Konrad Fläskis commented on 25 Sep 2012
Yeah It seems that I have solved the problem right now. With the org.ljwjgl.LWJGLException: Pixel format not accelerated. I need to just to go in to drivers update and updated my video-card and now it works :) it seems.
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austin e commented on 23 May 2013
when ever i do this it just appears in random colors i copied the code from the site that he provided so it's not the code. the librarys are set up correctly i triple checked that. please help. im running windows xp
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rufusdark commented on 03 Mar 2013
Let me start by saying that I mean this to be constructive criticism. A quick way for a tutor to lose all credibility with their prospective tutees is to start off a tutorial talking about "astricks" and "try loops"
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Konrad Fläskis commented on 25 Sep 2012
Hi do you know why I get this? Got no warnings but then I try to run it I got this. And I got some pixel choose and other stuff trying to run this program. org.lwjgl.LWJGLException: Pixel format not accelerated
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xCCflierx commented on 14 Oct 2012
when i made a new instance of the class, it didn't make the window pop up at all, it didn't flicker open and then close either. I put the constructor into main(String args[]) and it works, is this alright to do?
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wreed12345 commented on 09 Sep 2012
i get this error when i try and start this: JavaVM WARNING: JAWT_GetAWT must be called after loading a JVM org.lwjgl.LWJGLException: Could not get the JAWT interface cant past the whole thing but any ideaS?
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Catsplosion commented on 25 Apr 2013
I can't seem to run the app in eclipse. Any chance you know why the "Run as..." thing is showing up when i attempt to run the full thing? I'm using Ubuntu Linux with the GNOME DE. Thanks for your time!
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 31 Mar 2013
There's no need to have support for Swing/AWT if you only use LWJGL rendering. Using the built-in LWJGL window is usually faster and less of a hassle, too. Does that answer your question?
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 29 Oct 2012
Yes, for the source code that I have written in this tutorial it is. However, for the OpenGL rendering which I'll cover in the following tutorial, the imports will prove useful.
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 11 Jun 2013
Have you tried the source code linked to in the video description? And what are the warnings? Please do not reply to earlier comments if your comment is not related to them.
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SongCraftVids commented on 01 Sep 2012
My suggestion to you. Make a 3D model of the universe as we know it, with LWJGL. Make it so you can interact with it too. That would be really cool for the coding universe.
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Darpy craft commented on 11 Jun 2013
mine has 2 Errors.....actually Caution Signs the "import static org.lwjgl.opengl,GL11.*; "import org.lwjgl.*; -------------- and when i run it opens and closes by it slef
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 31 Dec 2012
The source code linked to in the video description differs slightly, but I don't believe there's nothing wrong with the code that I showed in this video.
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GHOST commented on 15 Jul 2013
Nope same dice and it says: The import org.lwjgl.opengl.Display conflicts with a type defined in the same file even though its only import in the file
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 25 Sep 2012
This means that there is no accelerated support for OpenGL on your computer. LWJGL is incompatible with these systems. Do you have a graphics card?
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 27 Aug 2012
Thanks. I owe most of my Java knowledge to the Oracle (it was Sun at the time) Java Tutorials, Effective Java, internet articles, and StackOverflow.
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 07 Feb 2013
I've never experienced such an error. Try setting up the LWJGL workspace again, and if the problem persists, ask for help on the LWJGL forums.
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Oskar Veerhoek commented on 06 Apr 2013
You are welcome. If you have any problem with LWJGL, feel free to ask me a question in the comments section below any of my videos.

Java LWJGL 3/OpenGL Game Programming - Episode 3 - Keyboard Input

In this episode we create a keyboard class that is responsible for processing every key we press on our keyboard. This is a series where we create a game, and ...

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Houston Webb commented on 15 Dec 2015
I've been having some trouble with the program. It appears that Eclipse isn't recognizing the GL_QUADS variable, or really anything else having to do with drawing the objects on screen. I'm not sure if its a syntax change in that last few weeks that's causing this. Also, my program doesn't actually run. Eclipse opens it up, I can see the title "Engine", and the contents are white. Then, after about a second, it closes. I tried copying the code in the video to a "T" but it moves kind of fast so its possible I missed something. If you're able to help me out, thanks. And also, thank you for uploading the video!
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Houston Webb commented on 15 Dec 2015
+chrisizeful You're a superstar, thanks for helping me out.
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chrisizeful commented on 15 Dec 2015
+Houston Webb Did you statically import GL11? The closing is probably due to a typo in the update method of the 'Main' class. The easist way to find and fix all the errors is just to compare your code with the GitHub repository: //bit.ly/1Yd0svw
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Nukem commented on 01 Nov 2015
Thanks allot for this tutorial! I hope LWJGL is really good for 3D.
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Nukem commented on 02 Nov 2015
+chrisizeful Alright I got it!
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chrisizeful commented on 02 Nov 2015
+Nukem Keep in mind that LWJGL is only a set of bindings. OpenGL is what is used for 2D/3D, although we're only doing 2D in this series, and it is very good!
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Sri Harsha Chilakapati commented on 11 Oct 2015
Nice tutorial, but one thing, in the keyboard class, the if check *if (key
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chrisizeful commented on 11 Oct 2015
+Sri Harsha Chilakapati Alright, that makes sense, thank for you for pointing it out! I'll be sure to change it next time.

[005] Spieleentwicklung mit LWJGL - Wechsel zu LWJGL 3

In dieser Folge migrieren wir unser kleines "Spiel" auf das neue LWJGL 3 mit GLFW. Leider können wir unseren Spieler jetzt nicht mehr bewegen, aber das ...

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crangor commented on 20 Jun 2015
Danke trotzdem für die super tuts werde ich weiterempfehlen. ;)
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JustCodingThings commented on 21 Jun 2015
Wieso denn unbedingt jme?Sorry aber 3d ist schon deutlich aufwendiger, dafür habe ich nicht die zeit
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crangor commented on 20 Jun 2015
+JustCodingThings Vielleich wenn du ein Spiel mit jme in eclipse mit blender modelling machen könntest. Fürs modelling bräuchtest du ja keine tuts aber blender ist ein super Programm und passt klasse zu jme.Also wenn du da bok drauf hättest, ich würd mich freuen. :D
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JustCodingThings commented on 20 Jun 2015
Vielen Dank, ich arbeite im Moment daran, wieder ein paar zu machen. Allerdings gefällt mir das Konzept nicht so recht, ein Spiel von Grund auf komplett zu schreiben, da die Serie ewig gehen würde. Ich habe mir gedacht, das ganze eventuell ein wenig auseinander zu nehmen und spezielle tutorials z.B. über rendering mit OpenGL oder audio etc zu machen.
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