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Welcome to the KTX wiki!

Getting started

If you are unfamiliar with the LibGDX framework, check out the official LibGDX wiki.

Each KTX module contains a README.md file with a list of features and numerous usage examples. If you are familiar with LibGDX, going through the official documentation is a great way to learn KTX.

If you are a beginner, @Quillraven's simple KTX game tutorial goes through the basics of the framework and teaches you to create a very simple game with LibGDX and KTX.

If you prefer videos, @Quillraven's YouTube series goes through majority of the KTX modules. These tutorials are a bit more advanced. You can find the complete game here.

Unsure if you want to use the framework? Check out the Choosing KTX article.

Additional resources

• The official KTX website with many useful links and open source projects.
• The official sources documentation generated from KTX code via Dokka.
• @jojomickymack's blog about KTX.
• @jojomickymack's demos showcasing various modules of the framework.
• Example applications (issue #19) lists a bunch of links, repositories and discussions about the project. It's a good starting point if you're looking for more resources.
• awesome-libgdx repository with links to many useful LibGDX tools and libraries.
• gdx-liftoff is a modern LibGDX project setup tool that supports KTX project templates.

Getting help

• GitHub Discussions - feel free to start a new discussion if you have any questions about the project.
• question-tagged issues - if you think your problem might require some changes in KTX, create a new issue and we'll do our best to help.
• StackOverflow tag - if your question is not specific to the LibKTX features, and you would like to ask both the LibKTX and LibGDX communities, tag your question with both libgdx and libktx.
• Official Kotlin Slack - an active community of Kotlin developers. You might find #gamedev and #libgdx channels useful.