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General => General discussions => Topic started by: Lolilolight on May 03, 2014, 09:58:50 am
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Hi, I have some questions about the futur of SFML :
Will be SFML compatible with all of these plateforms : (IOS, Android, Win8 Phone, PC, Mac and Tablets) ?
Will SFML provides the possibility to develop games introducing touchscreen interfaces ?
If I'm asking all of that it's because, in the future, I would like to create a development studio like this one :
http://seriousgaming.fishingcactus.com/en/Technologie.html
But with SFML and my own engine using SFML. :)
I'm sure they don't use SFML. (I know them quite well)
They are using unity and SDL but to be honest I didn't know unity and SDL quite well to create games with it and I don't want to learn it because I prefer to be independant from an existing editor.
So I want something like Irrlicht by example but not only to create 3D FPS but also applis on new plateforms.
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Will be SFML compatible with all of these plateforms : (IOS, Android, Win8 Phone, PC, Mac and Tablets) ?
It is already. Only Windows Phone is missing, and we're already working on it. "Tablets"? That doesn't really mean anything, especially since you already mention iOS and Android...
Will SFML provides the possibility to develop games introducing touchscreen interfaces ?
Touch screens interfaces are already implemented. To develop games or whatever, of course.
Please check the latest development activity before asking.
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Ok, thanks for all the information.
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It is already. Only Windows Phone is missing, and we're already working on it. "Tablets"? That doesn't really mean anything, especially since you already mention iOS and Android...
I know you all people that work on SFML and SFML bindings do so for free on your spare time, so I don't want to seem rude or anything, but do you have some kind of ETA for the android/ios releases? this year? the next? If you don't I totally understand.
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The Android and iOS ports have been integrated to the master branch on GitHub, and a first version of them will be part of SFML 2.2. So you can use them already now :)