Processing for Android: Getting Started

Processing + Android Rapid visual design PETER KIRN createdigitalmusic.com + createdigitalmotion.com

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Processing is used by many different kinds of people to make many different kinds of creations. On Android, features include 2D and 3D visuals, images, type, and data - and you can use native Android code.

You need: 1. Android SDK (2.1 or later) 2. Processing pre-release (0190 in this demo) Optional: 3. A copy of Eclipse (very much optional)

Install components. 1. Google APIs, Level 7 2. Android SDK 2.1, Level 7

Switch to Android Mode! (demo)

Point at the Android SDK.

Running Code: Emulator

Running Code: Connected Device

Your own Processing code: Adaptive screen sizes Find the current size screenWidth screenHeight Set up the screen size(screenWidth, screenHeight, A2D); (or A3D)

Your own Processing code: Touch

Mobile + Browser + Desktop

Developing with Processing and Android in Eclipse Mixing and Matching Processing and Android APIs

Applications + Code Fonts PFont.list() .otf, ttf Data visualization loadStrings();

Applications + Code Touch + Keys motionX, motionY, pmotionX, pmotionY surfaceTouchEvent KeyEvent Virtual keyboard, hardware keys Override MENU, BACK

Applications + Code Override screen orientation orientation(PORTRAIT); orientation(LANDSCAPE); Density DisplayMetrics Manifest + permissions, right in PDE

Join the community; Let's see what happens wiki.processing.org/w/Android processing.org noisepages.com/groups/processing createdigitalmotion.com createdigitalmusic.com

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Processing for Android: Getting Started

by PETER KIRN on Sep 29, 2010

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