libGDX: Installation And Setup for Android Studio on a Mac

libGDX: Installation And Setup for Android Studio on a Mac In this video I will show you how to install and configure libGDX on Mac, which is a Java game framework for Android, and get it working with Android Studio. Well, technically it also works on iOS, Desktop and web, but since this is an Android channel we are covering the Android side of things. The process involves downloading the libGDX installer, and then using their project generator to create a libGDX project, and then importing that project into Android Studio. Note that Android studio will take some time to process the project the first time, thats normal. Just leaving it chugging away, and go make a coffee while it does it’s thing. I have also got you covered with other platforms. Watch this video to see the installation and configuration process on Linux https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6C0ZEMNqMs And watch this video to see the installation and configuration process on Windows https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUb97Wv9R6o Enjoy the content! Cheers Tim Buchalka the Aussie Android Dev Guy! Catch up with me at these locations. My personal blog http://www.timbuchalka.com Twitter http://www.twitter.com/timbuchalka Facebook http://www.facebook.com/tim.buchalka Google plus https://plus.google.com/+TimBuchalka-1/ My Video Courses http://www.udemy.com/u/timbuchalka libgdx, libgdx for mac, android studio, mac, linux, windows, multiplatform, android, tutorial, android sdk, package name, bullet, freetype, tools, controllers, box2d, box2dlights, ashley, ai, overlap2d, installing libgdx, gradle scripts, badlogicgames, android game development, game development, cross-platform, open source, android api, java game development, tutorial, setup libgdx for android studio, os x, yosemite