The panorama package on pub.dev only works with Image objects, but the premise should be the same if a video is used instead.
I want to modify this package to accept a VideoPlayer or VideoPlayerController widget from the video_player package. What are the things I must do to make it compatible?
The way panorama works is it takes the Image object and passes it to the package flutter_cube where it then makes a Mesh and texture out of it. The panorama viewing is done based off of this.
What I want to achieve is instead of Panorama accepting an Image widget, it should be the VideoPlayer widget. Width and height are really the only two variables needed so I wonder what I should do, those two are easily obtainable from the VideoPlayerController.
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How to achieve this type of animation in flutter. It was done by CSS. I was working to make this type of animation but I need some Suggestions and Example. If you know please share your experience and knowledge for achieve this.
You must have the SVG file of each of the gears and use the Rotation Transition Widget and stack Widget for Rotation and use AnimatedContainer for wieght
Can Flutter Flame render Widget inside game world like other components? (not overlay widget).
(I want to apply forge2d physic to widget and I'm trying to do it with Flame.)
You can not, you can only do it through the overlay system or use a Stack, but the widgets are never "in" the game, but on top of the game.
The game can only have Flame Components added directly to it.
You can still interact with the overlay widgets from the game though, like this for example: https://twitter.com/spydon/status/1417832832693673988
In that example I simply wrap the ElevatedButton with Positioned and Transform and then I updated those with the values from corresponding BodyComponents.
I need a listView for my Game. Is there a simple way to create one? There are no tutorials for such a feature and I couldn't find anything in the documentation.
Flame doesn't provide their own widgets for these things, we rely on Flutters excellent widget system.
So you create the widget directly in Flutter and then you either put your GameWidget in a stack (or similar) and use Flutter's own Navigation to move between the widgets, or you use Flame's overlay system.
For using the overlays you add the overlays that you want to have accessible when you create the GameWidget and then you call game.overlays.add to render a specific widget, and game.overlays.remove to stop rendering it.
I am developing a game with flame engine. I need to open a text input (textField, textEdit or whatever its name) and ask the user his/her input (player name) as a text in my flame game. How can I do that in flame?
There are two ways to go about doing this:
The first option is to build it yourself. This might allow for the most possible level of customization, and would involve creating a TextBoxComponent and listening to KeyboardEvents on your game. You would need to implement rendering and commands like moving the caret by yourself.
The easier option is to use the widgets overlay feature. Remember that the Flame game is just another widget in the tree, and you can compose widgets using the Flutter Stack widget. With widgets overlay you can more easily add a component that hovers on top of your flame game, that you can use to add your text input. I recommend building a simple Flutter Container with all the text input fields and labels you need and using a Widget Overlay to position that on top of your game. Please read the docs for Widget Overlay for more details. Also be sure to check out a list of all the other flame-provided widgets other than GameWidget that you might want to compose with your Flutter tree.
Let’s say I have a flutter module that provides a widget let's call it InterestingWidget. On the other side I have a native mobile application (ios/android) that displays a rotating cube with OpenGL. I would like to display the InterestingWidget on a face of the cube. Does this sound possible ?
Flutter seems to be able to render a widget to image ( Creating raw image from Widget or Canvas it seems there are problems with camerapreview or video widgets thought), so this step sounds possible.
I'm not sure if this can be done when the Widget is not in the rendering pipe though, the widget would need to render only on image.
Then we need to convert that image to opengltexture on native ios/android side, that sounds possible too with a bit of work.
And finally, I'm not sure about the interactivity, how to send simulated touches to the widget when user touches the face of the cube where the widget is rendered.