opensourcegamedeveloper / love2d-admob-android

Android Port of LÖVE, the awesome 2D game engine LÖVE (http://love2d.org) Copyright (c) 2013-2014 Martin Felis [email protected]

Instructions:

For detailed instructions please refer to the wiki.

Quick Start:

Install the Android NDK and the Android SDK with SDK API 12 and run

ndk-build

and after that

ant debug

in the root folder of this project or load the project using Eclipse and compile/run it using Eclipse.

This should give you a .apk file in the bin/ subdirectory that you can then install on your phone.

Bugs:

Bugs and feature requests should be reported to the issue tracker.

Changelog:

beta1:

• fixed nasty crash on startup bug
• fixed love.filesystem.getDirectoryItems()

alpha9:

• Packaged games do not get duplicated for loading, instead are loaded from memory (!!!)
• Using inofficial physfs 2.1
• Removed love.android.getDisplayMetrics(), instead use love.window.getPixelScale()
• Properly link LGPL libraries dynamically. Everything else is linked statically
• Added an icon (design by @josefnpat)
• Fixed crash on startup on OUYA (and possibly other devices)

alpha8:

• Exposing DisplayMetrics in love.android.getDisplayMetrics())
• Accelerometer is now available as a joystick
• enabled armv6 compilation (larger files, better compatibility with Tegra2 devices)
• updated to latest mobile-common branch (including (very) basic multi-touch gesture tracking)
• updated OpenAL from 1.13 to 1.15.1
• updated jpeg library from 8c to 9a
• updated lcms from 2.2 to 2.5
• updated libogg from 1.3.0 to 1.3.1
• updated libvorbis from 1.3.2 to 1.3.4
• updated mpg123 from 1.13.4 to 1.17.0

alpha7:

• love.system.getOS() now returns "Android"
• hardware search key is reported as "search"
• switched to mobile-common branch
• using new love.touch module (love.touchpressed(id,x,y,p), love.touchmoved(id,x,y,p), love.touchmoved(id,x,y,p))
• added LOVE_ANDROID define

License:

This project contains code from multiple projects using various licenses. Please look into the folders of jni// for the respective licenses.

As for the other code and build system files, these are published under the zlib license (same as LÖVE).