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1. #GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION ANDROID#
2. #GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION PRO#
3. #GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION CODE#
4. #GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION TRIAL#

new( "arial.ttf",72, false) - create text to display on screen local helloText = TextField. new( "Ride_of_the_Valkyries.mp3") - play audio file, looping forever local soundChannel = song:play(0,math.huge) - Set song volume to 50%, not set globally soundChannel:setVolume(0.5) - need to load a ttf font, size cannot specify character size in TextField local font = TTFont. a - Helloworld sample - setup our window to our 1280x800 resolution application:setLogicalDimensions(1280,800) application:setOrientation(Application.LANDSCAPE_LEFT) - Load song, cannot use relative path to parent directory since file needs to be added to project local song = Sound. That is why some versions have two lua files, while others have only one.Ĭa - a application = ) - create text to display on screen in 72point font local helloText = display.newText( "Hello World!",0,0,native.systemFont,72) - center to screen helloText.x = ntentWidth/2 helloText.y = ntentHeight/2 - red helloText:setTextColor(255,0,0) - function to handle touch event, move helloText to the touch location function onTouchHandler( event) helloText.x = event.x helloText.y = event.y end - register touch function to respond to global touch events Runtime:addEventListener( "touch",onTouchHandler) Some files handle window creation in a different file, some handle it in a single file. Then we are going to create a Hello World text/graphic centered to the screen, and position it where ever the user clicks/touches. In this sample we are going to create a window at a resolution of 1280×800, then we are going to start a background song looping ( Richard Wagners – Ride of the Valkyrie taken from here ). If you wish to submit a better rendition, please do so!

#GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION CODE#

I do not pretend mastery of any of these suites, or Lua in general, so take the code for what it’s worth. Now we are going to look at a simple Hello World app written with each suite. * Note, I gave iTunes link only, although many of those games are also available on Google Play. Paid cloud computing offering for back-end services

#GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION ANDROID#

IOS Android Windows Mac Linux (in late stage development) Chrome NacLīuilds occur on Corona Labs servers, internet connection required 3rd party tools available Enterprise version available

IOS Android (Mac and Windows under development)

#GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION PRO#

Mandatory splash screen Pro required if income greater than 100K$

#GIDEROS API DOCUMENTATION TRIAL#

Hopefully this will help you decide which engine is right for you.ġ99$ /year iOS 199$ /year Android 349$ /year Both Free trial availableġ49$ /year Indie 449$ /year Pro 0$ /year CommunityĬannot publish to app store with free version Then we will follow up with a simple Hello World example for each, so you can see what the code would look like. First there will be a matrix of features, to give you an “at a glance” view of what each engine offers. Alright, the title might be a bit over the top… what we are about to do is look at some of the most popular 2D game engines powered by Lua.