LibGDX Tutorial series

The following is an ongoing series on working with the exceptional library, LibGDX. LibGDX is a cross platform Java based game development library that handles almost all facets of game development. These tutorials assume you have some prior experience with Java and Eclipse and each part assumes you have read the prior parts.

If you prefer video format tutorials, we also have a LibGDX Video Tutorial series here.

The Tutorials:

Appendix

- Speeding Up GWT compiles
- LibGDX in IntelliJ IDEA
- LibGDX in IntelliJ IDEA – Now even easier ( read me before the prior link )

Not quite tutorials, but LibGDX related and hopefully interesting

LibGDX minimal 3D application (code sample)
Exporting 3D models with animation from Blender to LibGDX (with code)
Building fbx-conv on MacOS
Troubleshooting LibGDX/RoboVM/Gradle Issues
Bones in LibGDX and Blender
Moving Bones in LibGDX
Rendering 3D Models to Texture in LibGDX
Re-using Actions in LibGDX

Any and all feedback appreciated. If you spot an error or wish to see something covered, leave a comment! I hope these prove useful.

The Tutorials:

Part 1: Creating a project

Part 2: Hello World

Part 3: Basic Graphics

Part 3: Basic Graphics Part 2 – Simple Animation

Part 4: Handling Input — Mouse and Keyboard

Part 5: Handling Input — Touch and gestures

Part 6: Motion Controls

Part 7: Camera Basics

Part 8: Audio

Part 9: Scene2D Part 1

Part 9: Scene2D Part 2 – Actions

Part 9: Scene2D Part 3 – Scene Management

Part 9: Scene2D Part 4 – UI Skins

Part 10: Basic Networking

Part 11: Tiled Maps Part 0 – Using the Tiled map editor

Part 11: Tiled Maps Part 1 – Simple Orthogonal (Top Down) Maps

Part 11: Tiled Maps Part 2 – Adding a Sprite and Dealing with Layers

Part 12: Using GLSL Shaders ( and dynamically creating a Mesh )

Part 13: Physics Part 1 — A Basics Simulation

Part 13: Physics Part 2 — Force, Impulse and Torque

Part 13: Physics Part 3 — Collisions

Part 13: Physics Part 4 — Controlling Collisions using Filters

Part 14: Gamepad support

Part 15: Particles Part One — 2D Particles ( For Video version click here)

Part 16: Using a Camera

Part 17: Using Viewports. Scaling for Different Aspect Ratios

Speeding Up GWT compiles

LibGDX in IntelliJ IDEA

LibGDX in IntelliJ IDEA – Now even easier ( read me before the prior link )

LibGDX minimal 3D application (code sample)

Exporting 3D models with animation from Blender to LibGDX (with code)

Building fbx-conv on MacOS

Troubleshooting LibGDX/RoboVM/Gradle Issues

Bones in LibGDX and Blender

Moving Bones in LibGDX

Rendering 3D Models to Texture in LibGDX

Re-using Actions in LibGDX