Developing for OUYA?

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lukeoc

in Android Processing • 8 months ago

Hi all,

Has anyone looked into developing for OUYA?

It's Android based so I assume its possible to make things in Processing for it? There's a competition on at the moment, posted here, that's asking developers to send in prototypes.

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Ghettokon

Re: Developing for OUYA?

7 months ago

Me Me Me I am interested!

Spiris

I am also fairly interested in this. I am just starting to figure out how OUYA stuff works and am not sure how one could directly take processing sketches into OUYA.
However, I would theorize that one could port most manner of sketches into the Eclipse IDE and follow the steps of setting Eclipse up for programming OUYA games. (importing ouya-sdk.jar as well as processing.core.PApplet, and whatever else you need/want)

You can learn how to get processing running in Eclipse here
You can learn how to get OUYA games running in Eclipse from documentation that can be found in the ODK.

I look forward to actually figuring this out sometime in the near future.

mdblabs

Re: Developing for OUYA?

1 month ago

I have already managed to load sketches that supports OUYA ODK (at least, controllers). You have to re-compile Processing IDE, and Processing Android Mode with some modifications.

I have written a step-by-step guide here.

Have fun!

LaPieza

Re: Re: Developing for OUYA?

19 days ago

I compiled following mdlabs instructions, and it seems that it's not necesary to recompile processing, just replace the the AndroidMode.jar (but the source is necesary to compile the core of androidmode).

This is a LINK to my compiled file on dropbox, compiled and (not-fully) tested on windows 32 bits.

Also for using the controlls I copied the code from OUYAs site, but got to delete the references to the OuyaController class without changing to much the rest of the line, as I don't know yet how to load the ODK into the sketch. Finaly after some minor fixes the controllers fully worked.

Now having fun

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