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For those in a hurry, Rajawali pakages are available from jCenter, the default repository for gradle.
Add this line to your (Module: app) build.gradle dependencies:
compile 'org.rajawali3d:rajawali:1.1.970'
For first time users please see the this tutorial provided by one of our users, Clinton Medbery. Basic Setup & Sphere (Maven)
For samples of how to use features of Rajawali, please see the Examples.
Or check out many of the apps created using Rajawali so far
Join the community on G+ to stay up to date on recent releases and learn about important changes in the framework.
- Basic Scene - Android Studio
- Using IRajawaliSurface
- Animation Classes
- AWD File Parsing
- Using RajawaliScene
- Creating a Texture Atlas
- Creating a Day Dream
- Using Canvas for Textures
- Scene Frame Callbacks
- Async Loaders
- Basic Scene - Eclipse
- Creating a Live Wallpaper and Importing a Model
- Materials
- Optimization
- Skybox
- Screenshots
- Plugins
- User Interface Elements
- Creating a Custom Material GLSL Shader
- 2D Renderer
- Particles
- Object Picking
- Animation Classes
- Bump Normal Mapping
- MD2 Animation
- Collision Detection
- Importing .Obj Files
- Drawing Lines
- Catmull Rom Splines
- Animated Sprites
- Fog
- More Optimisation
- Custom Vertex Shader
- Using Geometry Data To Position And Rotate Objects
- Video Material
- Orthographic Camera
- Texture Compression
- Transparent Textures
- Skeletal Animation