Examples of ScalableGame

org.newdawn.slick.ScalableGame
A wrapper to allow any game to be scalable. This relies on knowing the normal width/height of the game - i.e. the dimensions that the game is expecting to be run at. The wrapper then takes the size of the container and scales rendering and input based on the ratio. Note: Using OpenGL directly within a ScalableGame can break it @author kevin

Examples of org.newdawn.slick.ScalableGame

      this.addState(new LoadingState(LOADINGSTATE));
  }


  public static void main(String[] args) throws SlickException 
  {
    game = new ScalableGame(new Game(),app_x,app_y,false);
    app = new AppGameContainer(game);
    loading_time = app.getTime();
    app.setIcon("res/icon.png");
    app.setDisplayMode(app_x, app_y, false);
    app.setTargetFrameRate(fps);

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Examples of org.newdawn.slick.ScalableGame

//      e.printStackTrace();
//    }


    // maintain aspect ratio
    try {
      ScalableGame game = new ScalableGame(new ScalableTest(),1024,568,true) {


        protected void renderOverlay(GameContainer container, Graphics g) {
          g.setColor(Color.white);
          g.drawString("Outside The Game", 350, 10);
          g.drawString(container.getInput().getMouseX()+","+container.getInput().getMouseY(), 400, 20);

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