Game Dev Libgdx: Create a Bitcoin, 4 screen game app for android libgdx; game code #gamedev

​@gamedevlibgdx This tutorial we learn how to create a Bitcoin; follows the processes to create Bitcoin; a simple 4 screen game app for Android with Libgdx. Using AIDE code editor, (mobile coding), we create mobile game app from our game template in AIDE. Note: This code also compatible with Android Studio with Libgdx interface added. Then we add code for the 4 screens using the SwitchScreen method of Libgdx. With SwitchScreen you can easily add game screen code to navigate amongst the screens using case. With this method, you can add as many screens as you want. The first screen is case 0, and simply increment from there. Each screen can have its own color, just code for that in the Render method. After adding imports, we add class members and variables for them. Then in Create method we create all the instances of methods we are going to implement. Then we code our SwitchScreen method, and all the screens we want. Then we add the code for each game screen, including images, labels, sounds, and actions for our images. We use Action class to create our action scenes. Action class has many actions you can incorporate, like moveTo, fadeIn, fadeOut, moveBy, delay, and more. Once we have our game assets added for each screens and their actions, we must add the required code to draw all our images to the game screen. This is done in the Render method. Since we are using Stage, we are also coding with Actor. Actor is declared from any image you upload to use. Actor is added to the Stage. If you want to use Stage to action your assets(images,sound,labels) all your assets must first be declared as an Actor. This app also has text on two of the game screens, one for the 'about game; one for 'about crypto'. The game action screen is screen 2. The home screen is screen 1. The text screens are screens 3 and 4. We have four buttons we made on screen 1; when tapped they goto the other screens. Each screens has an exit button that returns user to the screen 1 home screen. To get the actions sequence on screen 2, we added four images, and then synced them to action one after the other, and added the same sound to each one also. To add sound (or a label) to an action sequence, we must use 'new Runnable' action. The game action begins, with the first image being displayed, and each subsequent image follows the process of a new Bitcoin being created on the blockchain. When the process completes a New Bitcoin image appears, with the words 'new bitcoin. The user can exit the game screen by tapping the Exit button. Tutorial with complete app code on our website- gamedev.zeootr.com, Tutorial Name: BItcoin Adventure. Fun app Learn about Bitcoin

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