New version available to download from your order history.

This beta should only be downloaded by users who want to try out the new Android networking functionality or want to help with the Bada compatibility testing (now supporting version 2.0.2).

Full list of changes:


Fixed issue with AppGameKit Viewer not sending the very latest coordinate back when pressed/touched. Affected virtual buttons.
AGK Viewer tweaks for compatibility
Fix for android devices that reject the default render buffer format (producing a black or corrupted screen)
Removed 5 second timeout from AppGameKit Viewer System
Made busy waiting the default method of controlling sync rate, fixed loading of images with 87 pixels in latest version of the interpreter code whilst working on 106
Changed iOS App Viewer to quit instead of run in the background
Fixed iOS not shutting down sockets properly when closing
Modified physics step code to not clear forces on manual step, only on sync
Tweaks to perfect the new trial version of AppGameKit (added Windows lib for VS10)
Fixed bug where iOS may get stuck waiting for a socket to close
Modified interpreter to broadcast to the compiler instead of the other way around, fixed time out bug for broadcasting large tier 1 projects
Updated samsung bada libs, player and template for Bada 2.0.2
New bada 2.0.2 removes need for simulator lib
Updated AppGameKit Super Transfer Tool to maintain the files for the free trial version of AppGameKit as well
Updated bada to version 2.0.2
Changes to reference documentation.

Does this include Android T2?

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Cool thx!!!

huh, bada plaeyr has a very heavy ~6 mb (I compile target release, not debag) and "core" file is 8 mb.. wt??

i found good program to get osp "STune" path is osp\aplications\ "youer unic app str" \ then folder you need.
for some reason all projects i broadcast into player saved in Deta folder, if I pass all the examples, these examples remain in the phone memory, this is a very large volume of data.

In any case, my game actually has a bit of data and its size is less than 1 megabytes of data, but with the player and this core file, it will weigh more than 10 megabytes, I can not explained the people in the market so why would they download a large-sized game with a primitive graphics.

In any case, Thanks for that can be read and tell me how to reduce the size of the game in the final stage.

btw i use 2.0.2 Bada ide tnx..

I also have an issue why AppGameKit has Joystick, fonts and button images implemented in the main exe, when in many cases we are not using these files. This is for iOS T2 but I guess it applies to all T2 platforms. I know that the reason for these files are because of the T1 interpreter, but this is basically useless overhead and an unnecessary handicap for T2 users.

Make these files external PLEASEEEEEEEEEE!!

Does this include Android T2?

i'd like to know this also

Hi Mike;
I can't find libraries for Bada WQVGA and HVGA model in AppGameKit 1061 Beta release. Provided library only works with WVGA model like in previous release

Here is an sample compilation error:
libs\libAGKSamsung.a(b2BlockAllocator.o) uses VFP register arguments

Cool but I would be happy if the agk player for the iOS supported multitouch

Great stuff TGC! As always. You are really pulling out some good stuff!

AGK seems growing pretty well, but as mentioned in my other thread, HTTP requests would be a perfect addition, this allows loads of possibilities, it wouldn't just allow games to be created with online highscore tables and that sort of stuff, it would open possibilities to create full open applications with interactive animations,
connecting all the people into one database and so on...

Keep this up! Love the progress.

We're just about to start testing the 106 build for release soon, and Paul has been shifted into gear 1.1 which includes those lovely HTTP and AD commands. I am sure you can't wait, so get those PHP skills brushed up and start registering for AdMob accounts as you're going to need them

So 1.06 will include Android T2, and 1.1 http and ad?

Any info on what's new in 1062?

Seems like there is android support for t2 + templates.
however i couldn't find a setup guide in the docs...

@LeeBamber how soon we can get "106" update

tnx

Hopefully, we will see release details and development roadmaps soon Lee?

Sounds great Lee! Keep this up! I indeed can't wait!

Had really some big time problems to make ECLIPSE download updates as it was stopping half way all the time.

The installation process of the Android SDK is really tiresome

Finally managed to follow all the steps and set up a working Android dev enviornment. I compiled my game and it seems to be working on my android tablet!

However, where do I put the graphics and music data directory structure in Eclipse? And do I just include links to the files (like in Xcode), or do I have to copy the actual files in the android_template?

I copied all the data files in a directory ASSETS in a android_template, and REFRESHED in ECLIPSE. Is this the right way to do it? After doing that, the apk file grew from 1mb to 6mb, so I guess that the data is being included. However my game now simply exits after the LOADING message I print at the start. I guess this is because the Android Tablet maybe cannot handle so much big spritesheets!!!!

You need to put media in the "assets" folder, they will then be bundled into the apk file.

I've had Eclipse and the Android SDK installed for a long time. Are there steps we can now take to build an APK? If so could you please post them or point me to where they are listed? I'd like to prototype APK installations at this point as well as my project is nearing completion.