@01:12 you waste so much time searching through your directories and netbeans directory when you could've easily just added the SceneBuilder library directory to your Netbeans which would've gave you the ability to press on the blue logo .fxml document and it would've automatically opened the Scene Builder for you in that project. Easily done, here are the steps: 1. Install the Scene-builder and pick your directory. 2. Open your Netbeans and create an FXML project. 3. In your Netbeans, press the [tools] menu and select [options] inside of it. 4. Press on the JAVA button which should be between the Keymap and Team buttons. // OR you can press the search box and write "scene" in there, then it should take you to where I'm trying to explain. 5. After doing step No.4, find and press the [Java Fx] tab. 6. You will now see a drop-down directory finder ready to find your scene-builder folder. 7. Press BROWSE or what ever it says and find your Scene-builder directory (the one you chose in step No.1) 8. Confirm and Apply changes. // now you will be able to press on the .fxml file type in the Netbeans // projects directory to the left of the application and // and scene-builder will automatically start THAT project. // you're welcome! :)
Thanks for the information, I realized my problem though - had two scene builders installed - [ Gluon and the default scene builder ] which brought conflict in opening the FXML files. Thanks, very useful information.
This was really awesome. You're doing great job. In the last minutes the close button wasn't working, It's because in the scene builder there is something called "Controller" under the Document section. You have to connect to it to make it functional. like you have "FXMLDocument.fxml" file for Interface design and "FXMLDocumentController.java" to control the functionality of the interface. You have to do mention it in Controller as "FXMLDocument.FXMLDocumentController". This should make that work.
Woow ur tuto are soo cooolman i love it , but there just one thing for me i wish u explain and talk on the video coz there ppl like who they are begginer we need to know every word what she mean u know ... sooo i wish u make more and more video we are all waiting u .... thanx uuuuuuuu soooooooooooo much
hello. how did you handle the dragging of the stage by mouse. does it work automatically when you set it as undecorated or there is a code for that that you did not show in this video?
Piesho Nais Piesho Nais 11 meses atrás (editado) Fastest way to become a software developer: 1. Understand what software development is 2. Understand the programming fundamentals (control flow statements, variables, data structures, databases, algorithms, functions, conditions, etc.) 3. Learn to properly use a programming language. Start with an easy one: PHP or javaScript (if you are more web oriented) and practice point 2. 4. Learn how to use a programming Framework. Start with an easy one based on the language you now know and practice point 3. 5. Read all you can about how to produce quality code at every step of the process of becoming a software developer. 6. Practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, and practice.
Sorry didn't realize that -paused a while to check on something. Came back and forgot to continue recording but only what i changed though is the textfield focus color. Apologies.
How did you fix the materialize shifting up the username/email and password field on focus ? I noticed that it has not been attended in the video but in the end it shifts up perfectly. I have been trying to get that effect on my application but without success.
when i run button on the netbeans i had this exceptions => Exception in Application start method java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException how i can fix ?
To create a visualization with javaFX i need to begin my project as javafx project? i didn't understand how can i integrate my existing java code with a JavaFX interface... Can you explain please?
Hey bro could you tell me the music from 15:26 ? I used Shazam but not results. Btw...this is tutorial it's fantastic. I'm starting to learn Java and JavaFX. Thank you for this great tutorial. Peace.
That looks nice and all, and shows some basic UI-features of SceneBuilder, but what's the point without code? You didn't even touch the "code" part of SceneBuilder. Coding a basic login page is not a hard task! Until you add safety into the equasion of course. Then it becomes incredibly hard to make a good login page. But that's obviously not the point here.
The "X" button didnt worked for me I follow your instruction the code for "handleclose" but it wont exit and how did you move and drag the window? Your tutorial is awesome!
What *_Application_* are you using ? Netbeans ? Java version 11 is for Scene Builder 11 Java version 8 is for Scene Builder 8.5 Netbeans 8 recommends using Java version 8. And if you Java v8, then you must used Scene Builder 8. *This one solves my issue, when I encounter this kind of error*
@Atrx Music in Scene Builder, select the JFXTextfield, go to Properties tab on the right, scroll to Style, type in the field "-jfx-label-float", then type in the next field "true". Hope this helps
Nice Tutorial but I have a problem, How did u set the text color for JFX TextField and JFX PasswordField to white as I am unable to change it.When I change the Un Focus color only the line color changes in these fields. Please reply , stuck in a project.
Bro, I'm trying to use JavaFX to build screens like that, but somehow my Scene Builder don't give me the option to change the foreground of my TextFields. I can only change the font and the size of it, but I can't change the color =/ Do you have any idea of how can I fix it? I'm using Scene Builder 2.0
@@KeepToo Yes, i tried, but it didn't work. I think it's because JavaFX only accepts some properties of CSS, not all of them. I created a CSS file and linked it to my view, but it took no effect
hello, may I ask how do you drag and move undecorated window? you always done it in almost of your videos but I have not found how you did it. Thanks a lot for the videos though, really inspiring.
Hi, here is the full detail on how to move an underdecorated window gist.github.com/k33ptoo/fff74c00104b60fc5b16cf8f42d2a530. You are welcome and thank you for the sub . Glad you are inspired.
KeepToo hello KeepToo, thanks a lot for the quick reply. I managed to get mine working correctly before I read your comment though x'D. Hopefully the references is usefull for the others. Looking up for the next tutorial from you. Keep it up.
Meant could you make it clear what you meant. But it is okay I guess you want to know how to setup JavaFX environment. Well you need an IDE I prefer Netbeans and Scene builder[www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafxscenebuilder-1x-archive-2199384.html] Well and you are good to go.
-Download the JFoenix library component from github.com/jfoenixadmin/JFoenix -Choose your java version (Java 8 or 9) -Once downloaded, import the downloaded file into Scene Builder by clicking the settings gear icon next to the search bar of Library -A drop down menu will appear and from that menu, click on JAR/FXML Manager -Under actions, click on "Add Library/FXML from file system". -Locate your downloaded JFoenix library and import it.
@01:12 you waste so much time searching through your directories and netbeans directory when you could've easily just added the SceneBuilder library directory to your Netbeans which would've gave you the ability to press on the blue logo .fxml document and it would've automatically opened the Scene Builder for you in that project.
Easily done, here are the steps:
1. Install the Scene-builder and pick your directory.
2. Open your Netbeans and create an FXML project.
3. In your Netbeans, press the [tools] menu and select [options] inside of it.
4. Press on the JAVA button which should be between the Keymap and Team buttons.
// OR you can press the search box and write "scene" in there, then it should take you to where I'm trying to explain.
5. After doing step No.4, find and press the [Java Fx] tab.
6. You will now see a drop-down directory finder ready to find your scene-builder folder.
7. Press BROWSE or what ever it says and find your Scene-builder directory (the one you chose in step No.1)
8. Confirm and Apply changes.
// now you will be able to press on the .fxml file type in the Netbeans
// projects directory to the left of the application and
// and scene-builder will automatically start THAT project.
// you're welcome! :)
Thanks for the information, I realized my problem though - had two scene builders installed - [ Gluon and the default scene builder ] which brought conflict in opening the FXML files. Thanks, very useful information.
No problem! :)
To fix the "X" Label not working. :
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent
change the handleClose(ActionEvent event) to handleClose(MouseEvent event)
do it that
Uow Greatttt, Thank You!
Bro that's it!!!
Thanks
This was really awesome. You're doing great job. In the last minutes the close button wasn't working, It's because in the scene builder there is something called "Controller" under the Document section. You have to connect to it to make it functional.
like you have
"FXMLDocument.fxml" file for Interface design and "FXMLDocumentController.java" to control the functionality of the interface.
You have to do mention it in Controller as "FXMLDocument.FXMLDocumentController".
This should make that work.
Didnt Work!!! :( :( :(
i waited this for a long time, and finally thank you so much keep up the good Work GOD BLESS
Daryl Catiloc Thank you. God bless you too.
Im waiting for more ♥
As Always, what a great design thank for this more power keep too
+Christopher Lugod Thank you for being patient 😋
Awesome! You have inspired me to develop applications using java!!!
+Saran Chockan Great
Hello KeepToo, I am brazilian and like your channel, congratulations for your work
+Valter Belém Thanks, I appreciate alot.
Woow ur tuto are soo cooolman i love it , but there just one thing for me i wish u explain and talk on the video coz there ppl like who they are begginer we need to know every word what she mean u know ...
sooo i wish u make more and more video we are all waiting u .... thanx uuuuuuuu soooooooooooo much
+kamel abbad Thank you for the comment and support, I really appreciate, I will continue making more videos. Have a good one.
hello. how did you handle the dragging of the stage by mouse. does it work automatically when you set it as undecorated or there is a code for that that you did not show in this video?
Piesho Nais
Piesho Nais
11 meses atrás (editado)
Fastest way to become a software developer:
1. Understand what software development is
2. Understand the programming fundamentals (control flow statements, variables, data structures, databases, algorithms, functions, conditions, etc.)
3. Learn to properly use a programming language. Start with an easy one: PHP or javaScript (if you are more web oriented) and practice point 2.
4. Learn how to use a programming Framework. Start with an easy one based on the language you now know and practice point 3.
5. Read all you can about how to produce quality code at every step of the process of becoming a software developer.
6. Practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, practice, and practice.
You cut few minutes tutorial in 18:35, can you explain what you do in that 5minutes whic is cutted? Thanks
Sorry didn't realize that -paused a while to check on something. Came back and forgot to continue recording but only what i changed though is the textfield focus color. Apologies.
You also cut out the sequenz were you added the hyperlink.
Something's wrong with what he does at 13:20
can anyone help ?
The FXMLdoc.fxml doesnt change
nevermind i didnt save in scene builder
How did you fix the materialize shifting up the username/email and password field on focus ? I noticed that it has not been attended in the video but in the end it shifts up perfectly. I have been trying to get that effect on my application but without success.
when i run button on the netbeans i had this exceptions => Exception in Application start method
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
how i can fix ?
I can't "import javafx.scene.control.DatePicker" package in my project. I am using jdk1.7 and netbean 7.2. Please Help!!!!!
To create a visualization with javaFX i need to begin my project as javafx project? i didn't understand how can i integrate my existing java code with a JavaFX interface... Can you explain please?
Hey bro could you tell me the music from 15:26 ? I used Shazam but not results. Btw...this is tutorial it's fantastic. I'm starting to learn Java and JavaFX. Thank you for this great tutorial. Peace.
Woow. This is amazing. Keep going
quick qn: Which version of scene builder are you using?
+mohammed thaha jk Gluon.
Very beautiful , i see JFoenix ibrary here :)
Yeah Pretty nice yeah.
hey i am not getting jFX containers in library...what to do?
That looks nice and all, and shows some basic UI-features of SceneBuilder, but what's the point without code? You didn't even touch the "code" part of SceneBuilder.
Coding a basic login page is not a hard task!
Until you add safety into the equasion of course. Then it becomes incredibly hard to make a good login page.
But that's obviously not the point here.
what is the name of the first beat?
What is the first song used in the video? I can't find it using shazam or google.
good job bro...and I like that sound
really like your wallpaper
How to change the space holder color in textField ???
The "X" button didnt worked for me I follow your instruction the code for "handleclose" but it wont exit and how did you move and drag the window? Your tutorial is awesome!
To fix the "X" Label not working. :
import javafx.scene.input.MouseEvent
change the handleClose(ActionEvent event) to handleClose(MouseEvent event)
Exception in Application start method
java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
my program is not running please help me in this problem
Do you find the solution ?
What *_Application_* are you using ? Netbeans ?
Java version 11 is for Scene Builder 11
Java version 8 is for Scene Builder 8.5
Netbeans 8 recommends using Java version 8. And if you Java v8, then you must used Scene Builder 8.
*This one solves my issue, when I encounter this kind of error*
Hey, really nice informing video, you made.
But how did you managed to move the text in the textfields?
@Atrx Music in Scene Builder, select the JFXTextfield, go to Properties tab on the right, scroll to Style, type in the field "-jfx-label-float", then type in the next field "true". Hope this helps
What is the version of he scenebuilder ?
okay, a quick question, how did you make the stage draggable/moveable?
Palitha Mendis have you found the answer? I am looking for it too:D
how to change JFXTextField Prompt color?
scene builder version ??
Nice Tutorial but I have a problem, How did u set the text color for JFX TextField and JFX PasswordField to white as I am unable to change it.When I change the Un Focus color only the line color changes in these fields. Please reply , stuck in a project.
May be you can use this code :
I hope, it help
I used -fx-prompt-text-fill: White instead. This one worked for me
Can I ask why I dont have JFX password field and JFX text field only text field and password field thank you!
i have the same problem, you know the answere?
I HAVE THE ANSWER! We need import de library JFoenix and the components that we need
Excelente, me ayudo mucho. Felicitaciones!
How did you add the 'forgot password' option please?
I am not getting option to edit focus property
Okay, but what about the functional part?
am i the only one who cant get JFXTextField and JFXButton in the jfoenix.jar fie?
which scene builder do You use?
download jfoenix.jar of Java 9 , all the components are in there
@@hipoojan Do you know how to run javafx on java 9?
image view doesnt appear when i compile but in the scene builder it appears i dont know why please help me senpai .. :'(
me too did you have a solution
@@soukaynaguarmouh8703 I don't remember xDD
The video that I have been waiting for. Amazing job!
+Adila01 Thank you. More coming
Sir, where can I get the JFXTextField? My Gluon doesn't seem to have that.
Same here bro
+2 :(
I HAVE THE ANSWER! We need import de library JFoenix and the components that we need
Bro, I'm trying to use JavaFX to build screens like that, but somehow my Scene Builder don't give me the option to change the foreground of my TextFields. I can only change the font and the size of it, but I can't change the color =/ Do you have any idea of how can I fix it? I'm using Scene Builder 2.0
Try customizing your components using css file.
@@KeepToo Yes, i tried, but it didn't work. I think it's because JavaFX only accepts some properties of CSS, not all of them. I created a CSS file and linked it to my view, but it took no effect
I did it. For those who would have the same doubt, you just need to add the command "-fx-text-inner-color [color]"
what's the name of the first song?? i cant get enough of it
When i run it it doesn't show the result
what is the music called
Man, that's beautiful
Thanks man
Hizo background instrumentals ziko on point,
+Dan Mlayah Yeah, Trap beats
Hello. Blessing how can I add the library to javafx
Which IDE are you using
Thanks a lot man, i appreciate it
woooow sooo great tuto i love it thanx u so much
Most welcome.
where did u find the beat? Thanks ;)
same
where can i get the code
can i get the code source pls?
hello, may I ask how do you drag and move undecorated window? you always done it in almost of your videos but I have not found how you did it. Thanks a lot for the videos though, really inspiring.
Hi, here is the full detail on how to move an underdecorated window gist.github.com/k33ptoo/fff74c00104b60fc5b16cf8f42d2a530. You are welcome and thank you for the sub . Glad you are inspired.
KeepToo hello KeepToo, thanks a lot for the quick reply. I managed to get mine working correctly before I read your comment though x'D. Hopefully the references is usefull for the others. Looking up for the next tutorial from you. Keep it up.
+LD|Presents 😁 it is alright. Thank you.
thank you sir and keep posting
Hey, there isn't JFXTextField in my case. Can someone help me, please?
Import Jfoenix Lib to your scenebuilder www.jfoenix.com/documentation.html#Setup
Thank so much :D Your Login is pretty beautiful!!
Diego Alcala Thanks
The account has been suspended???
Beautiful great vidoe, thank you
JFXtext not available in glu what do I do
+Techlappy you need to import jfoenix library
there is a tutorial about that ua-cam.com/video/yvI9HTP54gI/v-deo.html
the image isnt appearing when i run the program can anyone help?
me too did you have a solution
can you tell me how I can download and install the files of javafx ?
Pardon.
KeepToo what's pardon
Meant could you make it clear what you meant. But it is okay I guess you want to know how to setup JavaFX environment. Well you need an IDE I prefer Netbeans and Scene builder[www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javafxscenebuilder-1x-archive-2199384.html] Well and you are good to go.
Thanks bro
Welcome.
microphone explodes at 18:20 time++;
Great work!! Can I have the source code?
Amazing, as always
+Denmark Salmon Thank you.
thanks for the amazing tutorial.
beat name please :)
Thanks mate - It's several trap songs.
Fire beats bro
JFX TEXTFIELD HOW?
-Download the JFoenix library component from github.com/jfoenixadmin/JFoenix
-Choose your java version (Java 8 or 9)
-Once downloaded, import the downloaded file into Scene Builder by clicking the settings gear icon next to the search bar of Library
-A drop down menu will appear and from that menu, click on JAR/FXML Manager
-Under actions, click on "Add Library/FXML from file system".
-Locate your downloaded JFoenix library and import it.
how you Moving a undecorated stage? helllllp
Check how to do it gist.github.com/k33ptoo/ff1926a6961577e9febc032b2d0f87b8
Thank you, it worked.
thanks for every thing
+Bzhar Noori you are most welcome
Followed this shit and aced my fucking project XD
Thanks man!
battery 10% lol, Thank bro :)
xD - // Welcome!
keep calm and watch :: KEepToO :: ^_^
great Work !!
+Portgas D. Ace Thank you 😊
Bro can you share source code for this as well. Thanks again.
Amazing
+Zero Pk Thank you
good works
Dude, do you listen to this music? Are you on drugs?
wonderful
Glad you like. Thank you.
we are waiting for other video on javaFX
Good
Great
Wooooow
+Dino Zoe thanks.
thank you
fuck man, awesome !
Use words please. Tell us what you are doing. Otherwise, this is just a waste of time.
you FocusEd only Colour....whaT thE fuck ,didn't Talk dataBase connecTivity
how to download the libraries?
Amazing