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Rajawali

Rajawali is a 3D engine for Android based on OpenGL ES 2.0/3.0. It can be used for normal apps as well as live wallpapers.

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NOTE: Rajawali recently removed official support for versions of Android below 4.0/API 14. If you need support for these devices you will need to use the v0.9 tag. This decision was made in order to allow us to freely improve the library in the face of the growing uptake of 4.0+ devices. Major bugs identified in this tag will be addressed, but no further improvements/enhancements should be expected.

NOTE: Rajawali's release process is changing and the master branch should be considered unstable. Use the v0.9 tag if you need a stable version. We are working to improve documentation on this subject.

The RajawaliExamples project is an ever growing toolkit for developing 3D content. Check it out!

Made With Rajawali

Numerous apps and live wallpapers have been made with Rajawali. Check them out!

Using Rajawali

  1. Clone or download a copy of the Rajawali source code.
  2. Import the Rajawali project into Eclipse.
  3. In your project's settings, add a library reference to Rajawali.

Rajawali Examples On The Market

Download the free app

Rajawali + Augmented Reality

RajawaliVuforia GitHub

YouTube Video of RajawaliVuforia in action

Tutorials

  1. Basic Setup & a Sphere
  2. Creating a Live Wallpaper and Importing a Model
  3. Materials
  4. Optimization
  5. [Skybox] (https://github.com/MasDennis/Rajawali/wiki/Tutorial-05-Skybox)
  6. [Screenshots] (https://github.com/MasDennis/Rajawali/wiki/Tutorial-06-Screenshots)
  7. [Plugins] (https://github.com/MasDennis/Rajawali/wiki/Tutorial-05-Plugins)
  8. [User Interface Elements] (https://github.com/MasDennis/Rajawali/wiki/Tutorial-08-Adding-User-Interface-Elements)
  9. Creating a Custom Material GLSL Shader
  10. 2D Renderer
  11. Particles
  12. Object Picking
  13. Animation Classes
  14. Bump Normal Mapping
  15. MD2 Animation
  16. Collision Detection
  17. Importing .Obj Files
  18. Drawing Lines
  19. Catmull Rom Splines
  20. Animated Sprites
  21. Fog
  22. More Optimisation
  23. Custom Vertex Shader
  24. Using Geometry Data To Position And Rotate Objects
  25. Video Material
  26. Orthographic Camera
  27. Texture Compression
  28. Transparent Textures
  29. Skeletal Animation
  30. Creating a Day Dream
  31. [Using RajawaliScene] (https://github.com/MasDennis/Rajawali/wiki/Tutorial-31-Using-RajawaliScene)

Tutorials & Articles By Others

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