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■ index InvinciBagel animation (cont.) Java coding, 295 testing, 295 isLeft() method, 278 isRight() method, 278 run cycle (see Run cycle) run state, 276 setImageState() method, 274 setScaleX() method, 278 wait state, 274–275 InvinciBagel application, 123 buttons pulse efficiency, 142 .setOnAction() event-handling structure, 140–141 UI design, 142 .setImage() method, 139 splashScreenTextArea.setImage() method, 140 StackPane, 139 InvinciBagel diagram, 159–160 InvinciBagel.java class, 229, 252, 333, 365 actor object creation handle() method, 242 update() method, 243 addCurrentCast() method, 369 addGameActorNodes(), 237–238 castDirector, 233 collide() method, 366 contextual information, 254 Bagel() constructor method, 255 createGameActors() method, 256 is() methods, 257 protected access, 255 update() method, 257 createCastingDirection(), 238 createGameActors() method, 235 createSceneEventHandling() method, 231 createSplashScreenNodes(), 240 createStartGameLoop() method, 239 creation, 230 enemy object, 410 GamePlayLoop() constructor method, 258 iBagel Bagel() constructor method, 368 loadAudioAssets() method, 335 loadImageAssets() method, 234 logical methods structures, 230–231 moveInvinciBagel() method, 265 playiSound() methods, 338 private access control keyword, 369 Projectile object, 410 remove static modifier boolean KeyEvent variables, 252 Getter and Setter dialog, 253 setBoundaries() method, 267 setXYLocation() method, 266 StackPane object, 261 start() method, 230 static keyword, 233 SVG data parsing algorithm, 368 testing, 246, 270, 368 URL class, 334 InvinciBagel Prop zero (iPRO), 310 InvinciBagel sprite images, 167 isDown() method, 277 isUp() method, 277 • J Java 8, 43 APIs level, 47 classes extends keyword, 48 init() method, 49 inner classes, 50 InvinciBagel class, 49 modifier keywords, 48 nested class, 50 stop() method, 49 code blocks delimiters, 46 conditional control structures, 65 decision making, 66 looping, 68 data field constants, 56 variables, 55 data types primitive data types, 60 reference data types, 61 Javadoc comment, 45 methods constructor method, 54 object method, 53 start() method, 52 modifier keywords (see Modifier keywords) multiline comments, 44 objects GamePiece() constructor method, 73 InvinciBagel object, 69 operators, 61 arithmetic operators, 62 assignment operators, 64 conditional operators, 65 logical operators, 64 relational operators, 63 semicolon, 45 single-line comment, 44 JavaFX 8 API, 75 animation class, 85 AnimationTimer class, 87–88 collision detection, 88 458 www.it-ebooks.info
■ Index Interpolator class, 86 KeyFrame objects, 86 pulse management system, 87 Timeline object, 86 transition class, 86 Camera class, 81 concurrent package, 97 event class, 97 geometry class, 95 Glass Windowing Toolkit, 76 JVM layer, 77 LightBase class, 81 overview, 76 popup class, 89 prism bridges, 77 Quantum Toolkit, 76 SceneAntialiasing class, 81 scene class, 79 scene graph, 76, 79 scene subpackages, 82 javafx.scene.control, 83 javafx.scene.effect, 83 javafx.scene.image, 83 javafx.scene.input, 83 javafx.scene.layout, 83 javafx.scene.media, 83 javafx.scene.paint, 83 javafx.scene.shape, 83 javafx.scene.text, 84 javafx.scene.transform, 84 javafx.scene.web, 84 screen class, 89 SnapshotParameters class, 81 StackPane class, 79 stage class initStyle() method, 90 setBackground() method, 93 setFill() method, 91 setTitle() method, 90 top-level packages, 84 WebKit, 76 window superclass, 89 JavaFX pulse system, 145 AnimationTimer class, 147 frame rate, 147 handle() method, 147 javafx.animation package, 146 javafx.animation.Transition class, 146 KeyFrame class, 146 KeyValue class, 146 PathTransition class, 146 JavaFX Scene Builder (see FXML UI design) JavaFX Scene Graph, 123 .addStackPaneNodes() method java code, 138 www.it-ebooks.info composite images, 126 createSplashScreenNodes() method, 136 addNodesToStackPane() method, 137 configuration code, 136 .getChildren().addAll(), 136 Java code, 136 InvinciBagel class code, 127 node hierarchy, 126 start() method composite ImageView assets, 129 creation, 128 usage, 126 JavaFX UI classes HBox class, 131 Image class, 132–133 ImageView class, 134 Insets class, 130 Pos class, 130 TableView class, 135 types, 129 Java interface, 209 Joint Photographic Experts Group (JPEG), 106 • K Keyboard event handling, 187, 195 ActionEvent class, 196 ASWD keys, 197, 204 character variable, 198 controllers, 195 import statements, 203 javafx.event package, 196 JavaFX events, 196 javafx.scene.input package, 196 java.util package, 196 KeyEvent class, 197 lambda expression, 201 setOnKeyPressed() method, 199, 202 switch-case statement, 200 update() method, 205 • L Lambda expressions, 187, 191 Lightworks, 14 loadImageAssets() method, 234, 241 • M Masking, 109 Memory footprint export assets, 332 PCM, 327 resolution, 328 sampling frequency, 329 stereo vs. mono audio, 331 459
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