#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID APK#
#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID INSTALL#
#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID FULL#

Occasionally the 9-patch bottom strip is partially drawn over the text at the bottom of the screen. convert to gradle build system from ant Should they be in shadowed text or some other effect? Consider allowing landscape view - what affect will this have on image positioning, maps, dialogs and so on? Prepare.sh script should preserve the timestamp from copied files, that should stop double builds being triggered It seems a bit odd to be able to use an object with itself - e.g. The parchment texture gets very stretched in the walkthrough page and on some pages with lots of description - e.g.

#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID FULL#

Either keep the full stop before the closing quote or after, but not both. Double punctuation after quotes or parenthesis e.g. Suddenly the shop keeper appeared! But now I don't have the map.' Reported by Paul Baines via email 'After I freed the shopkeeper and gave him the map I later went back into the mine and, out of ideas, I hit the rock again. In CommonActivity::showNewGameConfirmationDialog() the onClick() method will call createNewGame() in the UI thread - this loads a file which might take some time and may end up in a dreaded 'App Not Responding' error!!! Ordered by priority, first to do at the top. Run 'adb logcat' to see the system log tailed to your terminal. Run 'adb shell' to get access to the file system. Save files are stored on the emulated device under /data/data//files.

#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID INSTALL#

To install the built app run 'adb install -r bin/main/TextAdventure-debug.apk'. To run the emulator - run 'android list avd' to get all the configured virtual devices, then 'emulator to run the chosen device in the emulator.

#FREE TEXT ADVENTURE GAMES ANDROID APK#

Once built the APK can be found at bin/main/TextAdventure-.apk. Then run 'ant debug' or 'ant release' to build everything, run all the unit tests and acceptance tests and create a deployable APK file. This will configure and build the app and wait for changes to the source, triggering a rebuild when a change occurs.įor more control of the build process first run './config/prepare.sh ' to copy the correct resource files, source files and AndroidManifest.xml for the app you want to build. The easiest way to build is to choose which app you want to build then run './config/watchAndBuildApp.sh'.

Just use the VM for building and running in the emulator. Login username and password are both 'vagrant'.īe sure not to check in through git within the vm - the username will be vagrant and won't work! Do git operations through the host OS, it also a good idea to use the host OS for file editing as it will be quicker. All files in the current directory are shared as /vagrant in the vm. You will have to wait a jolly long time the first run through but then you will be able to log in to a graphical Ubuntu and build the project.

Then in the root directory of this project run 'vagrant up'. Make sure you have installed Vagrant and at least VirtualBox to allow virtual machines to be run. The vagrant file is based upon work from This is fairly untested so use at your own risk. This project is supplied with a vagrant file to initialise a virtual machine using Vagrant that can be used to build the application and to run it in an android emulator. This is another exercise in TDD in an Android environment.ĭon't forget to drive the development by producing value - the value is game content and this should drive the development of functionality to support it. An Android old-skool text adventure game.

Free text adventure games android