I may try it in the future. But now, I’m happy with eclipse kepler.
It’s much faster for me, that’s the main reason I switched from eclipse to IDEA. It seems to be strongly dependent on the system, you have it try it out for yourself. I’ve got it running in Arch Linux.
Yeah it’s incredibly faster than Eclipse for me too.
@opiop65
Badlogicgames hasn’t posted about it yet so yeah your only clue is the README. Basically it is command line tool that will generate Eclipse, IDEA, and CLI compatible of libgdx projects. I am in the middle of struggle getting it work, can’t wait to see the CLI feature!
I have setup maven to create my libgdx project and except the part on the native library extract from maven dependency, all modules have been integrated smootly in intellij;
I advice anyone to create project from a tool like maven or gradle vs IDE.
i have never been able to get the HTML part working, but everything else is well documented. if you havent fixed the working directorys yet, here is what i always do:
-Run your app once
-Close the app
-Press on the drop down menu with the name of your app on it
-Edit configurations
-change working directory
Works like a charm.
I stumbled upon Intellij once when i was still using eclipse. I found it so much faster and the autocompletion is in a whole different league with intellij.
Now pixelduck mentioned it. My previous posted link is libgdx’s gradle template.
I made a libgdx + IntelliJ skeleton project on github, you can give it a shot:
I’m so excited for the Gradle template. I gave it a shot running in IntelliJ and it worked first attempt. It’s a shame it doesn’t have HTML5 support just yet though.
GWT (HTML5) support for intelliJ is just now being worked on for the nightlies.