"Android" cocos2d-x-3.1.1 environment Construction and creation project (Win7 32-bit system)

1. Environment construction

2. Create the Project

2.1 VS2012 Run

2.2 Android Physical Machine run

1. Environment construction

Installation tools:

1.1. JDK

1.2. Android SDK

1.3. Android NDK

1.4, Apache-ant

1.5. Python

1.6 coco2d-x-3.1.1

1.1. JDK Installation and configuration

Reference: http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/6dad5075d1dc40a123e36ea3.html

1.2 Android SDK Installation

Adt-bundle, contains basic Android development configuration, can be used directly,: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

1.3 Android NDK Installation

: http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html

1.4 Apache-ant Installation

: http://ant.apache.org/bindownload.cgi

1.5 Python Installation and configuration

: https://www.python.org/download/

After you install Python, you need to add the Python installation directory to the system environment variables:

After the configuration is complete, enter Python in DOS to output Python version information and use Python:

1.6 coco2d-x-3.1.1 Installation and configuration

coco2dx:http://cn.cocos2d-x.org/download/

All the files that need to be installed are as follows:

Coco2dx+ant

Android SDK +NDK

Description

The configuration of the COCO2DX 3.1 version differs from the previous version in the following configurations:

Run the setup.py file

Configuration Required:

• Cocos_console_root:cocos Console path for new, build, and release projects.
• NDK_ROOT:NDK root directory
• ANDROID_SDK_ROOT:SDK root directory
• Ant_root:ant root directory

Each part is configured as shown

View configuration results: (Dos set command to configure, view, delete environment variables)

Environment variables configured with setup.py are added in variables such as:

2. Create the Project

COCO2DX 3.1.1 uses the Cocos2d-console tool to create and build the project, which provides several features:

• New to create a project
• Compile compiling the current project, generating a binary file
• Deploy the release program to a platform
• Run compiles and publishes, and runs the program

2.1 Creating the COCO2DX project:

Enter Cocos new project name under DOS-P package name-L cpp-d Storage Path

After executing the command, build the HELLOCOCOS2DX project file under the E:\Workspace\EclipseAndroid directory, such as:

For convenience, the command to create a project is written as a batch file:

Create a new txt text, open, copy the following code into the text

1. @echo off
2. set/p projectname=please Input Project name:
3. set/p packagename=please Input Package Name:
4. @echo Cocos New%projectname%-P%packagename%-L cpp–d E:\Workspace\EclipseAndroid
5. Cocos new%projectname%-P%packagename%-L cpp–d E:\Workspace\EclipseAndroid
6. @echo Create Success!!!
7. Pause

Save and rename to Create_project.bat, put in Coco2dx-console\bin directory D:\Android\coco2dx\cocos2d-x-3.1.1\tools\cocos2d-console\bin , in the future to create a project, directly open, enter the project name and package name, Project storage path I default is E:\Workspace\EclipseAndroid, you can modify:

2.2 VS2012 Run the COCO2DX project:

Enter Proj.win32 under the HELLOCOCO2DX directory of the newly created project

Open the HelloCocos2dx.sln project file

VS2012 Compile and run:

2.3 Build Android Project:

There are two ways to generate the APK file:

Way One: Cocos compile

Execute Cocos compile–p android–j 4 under the HELLOCOCOS2DX directory

The following message appears, indicating a successful compilation, which can be viewed in hellococos2dx\public\android the generated apk file

Mode two: Eclipse compilation

Open Eclipse Settings SDK with NDK

Import Project: Hellococos2dx\proj.android

After importing, if the following error occurs, you did not import the Cocos2d-x package into the Eclipse project:

The LinkSource method is to open the build path for the item purpose, open the:

Set LinkSource linked folder location to D:\Android\coco2dx\cocos2d-x-3.1.1\cocos\platform\android\java\src

Then compile the project and set it to run on the physical machine.

"Android" cocos2d-x-3.1.1 environment Construction and creation project (Win7 32-bit system)