What Android Extension you want ?

[Gigatron]

Hi,

I am working with android studio since 3 weeks , and learned quickly java.
I need your opinion on what extension you need for android ?
Audio; Gfx, widget ....

Thanks in advance, your reply is needed for me to not wasting my time ...

[TonyThunder]

Hello

I would like to be able to add custom stickers to whatsapp from my application or android game

I don't know exactly what I would need to be able to do it, maybe an extension could help in that task, I don't know

info link:
https://faq.whatsapp.com/general/how...tsapp/?lang=en

[therickman]

Hello, a voice recorder would be great for educational apps.

[Janette5]

Interesting. How do you plan on writing the extensions?

I'm under the impression that you need to write extensions for Fusion using their SDK and I think they use C++ (the Android export converts it to Java, I think).

I've not been able to recompile an .apk from Fusion in Android Studio - which means I can't add in anything from Android Studio into the .apk.

The only way I could see was to include the code in Gradle or in the backend of Fusion so that it's compiled along with Fusion content when Fusion builds the .apk - but when dealing with multiple games that became a daunting task and I abandoned Fusion for other software as a result.

Now if you're able to do this - easily - then that's something I'd be interested in.

[Gigatron]

Hello

I would like to be able to add custom stickers to whatsapp from my application or android game

I don't know exactly what I would need to be able to do it, maybe an extension could help in that task, I don't know

info link:
https://faq.whatsapp.com/general/how...tsapp/?lang=en

Hi, i must study the code and sure it can doable; but now i would like to start with small extension

regards

[Gigatron]

Hello, a voice recorder would be great for educational apps.

Hi , this extension is on my todo list...

Regards

[Gigatron]

Interesting. How do you plan on writing the extensions?

I'm under the impression that you need to write extensions for Fusion using their SDK and I think they use C++ (the Android export converts it to Java, I think).

I've not been able to recompile an .apk from Fusion in Android Studio - which means I can't add in anything from Android Studio into the .apk.

The only way I could see was to include the code in Gradle or in the backend of Fusion so that it's compiled along with Fusion content when Fusion builds the .apk - but when dealing with multiple games that became a daunting task and I abandoned Fusion for other software as a result.

Now if you're able to do this - easily - then that's something I'd be interested in.

Hi,

First of all , i am using visual studio (c++) to make only editime part this mean use condition , action and expression this is needed on the MMF2 editor for events command. Exactly like Html5 extension.
After generating build i have my .mfx extension file.

In android runtime folder, there is a zip containing Runtime android.zip , extract that in desktop drawer: like in my_test drawer;
After extraction i have all project inside,

Run android studio and import graddle project in my_test folder,
open on CextLoad.java and insert the code to embed your extension ..

if (name.compareToIgnoreCase("Equalizer")==0)
            {
                object=new CRunEqualizer();
            }

Put your phone with usb and run the project , this will generate the apk online.

Run MMF2.5 , new Android project, must be saved in my_test folder containing the project...
When you build project with MMF2.5 press SHIFT+Build this will write ccn file in the my_test project drawer quickly and then
on Android Studio run the project, and see result on your Smarphone..

Easy ? not

Finally the MMF2.5 is the best fast and easy software i ever see all source code are visible you can read and see how it's done ;
Sorry for my bad english;

[Janette5]

@Gigatron;

Thank you very much for the explanation. Maybe one day I'll have the courage to try it again.

[YesNoYes]

If you're still taking suggestions, a Surface Object variant, or at least an object that can allow you to blit/manipulate the display canvas on a pixel level, would be most welcome.

However i've read previously that porting the Surface Object to Android proved to be technically very difficult without a huge performance decrease for the runtime.

[Gigatron]

If you're still taking suggestions, a Surface Object variant, or at least an object that can allow you to blit/manipulate the display canvas on a pixel level, would be most welcome.

However i've read previously that porting the Surface Object to Android proved to be technically very difficult without a huge performance decrease for the runtime.

Sure it's not easy , but the good face is MMF2 surface use GL Surface that's mean it's really fast, you must wait a bit when my textured shader is done then you
can apply pixel shader directly on image , for displaying image into mmf2 layer you must convert gl surface to bitmap and the performance issue is on this point.

But in code , all it's doable...