simon-heinen
commented
10 years ago Ok since it says "The method addObjectsTo(World, GLFactory) of type new DefaultARSetup(){} must override or implement a supertype" there must be a problem with your anonymous subclass of DefaultARSetup. If you take a look inside DefaultARSetup you will see that there is one abstract method, maybe remove your addObjectsTo and check if Eclipse tells you "you have to implement method xy in your subclass of DefaultARSetup.
Simon
On Wed, Jul 16, 2014 at 12:14 PM, Ionea notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello! I'm trying to use your library for my bachelor degree, and seem to have some issues regarding the demo that you've posted. I'm trying to test the solar system, placed at 10m distance from the user, and I keep getting this error. If I correct the error, then this part of code: @Override https://github.com/Override public void addObjectsTo (World world, GLFactory objectFactory) { //GeoObj o = new GeoObj(); // o.setComp(objectFactory.newArrow()); world.add(objectFactory.newSolarSystem(new Vec(10,0,0))); } is never used and the app isn't doing anything. The following screenshot shows what I can see on the display with the errors corrected. [image: screenshot_2014-07-16-13-10-50] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8178963/3597450/e971e5b4-0cd1-11e4-8bcc-fd33732cd1fb.png
The error I get is this:
Multiple markers at this line
- Method breakpoint:Main [entry] - addObjectsTo(World, GLFactory)
- The method addObjectsTo(World, GLFactory) of type new DefaultARSetup(){} must override or implement a supertype
I read some articles saying that it might be a compatibility issue, and to try it with compiler version 1.6 and the project build target to be Android 4.0.3. I tried this, and didn't worked. I've tried a couple more versions, and still nothing. Could you help me regarding this issue? Thank you!
P.S. Keep up the good work :)
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Ionea
Hello! I'm trying to use your library for my bachelor degree, and seem to have some issues regarding the demo that you've posted. I'm trying to test the solar system, placed at 10m distance from the user, and I keep getting this error. If I correct the error, then this part of code: @Override public void addObjectsTo (World world, GLFactory objectFactory) { //GeoObj o = new GeoObj(); // o.setComp(objectFactory.newArrow()); world.add(objectFactory.newSolarSystem(new Vec(10,0,0))); } is never used and the app isn't doing anything. The following screenshot shows what I can see on the display with the errors corrected.
The error I get is this:
Multiple markers at this line
I read some articles saying that it might be a compatibility issue, and to try it with compiler version 1.6 and the project build target to be Android 4.0.3. I tried this, and didn't worked. I've tried a couple more versions, and still nothing. Could you help me regarding this issue? Thank you!
P.S. Keep up the good work :)