This was great! My CS lecturer went through a bunch or theory in class, but I just wanted to see it all work, and this was a great tutorial that helped me understand that.
My code wouldn't work....The error message said that it can not find the symbols for the classes. I pressed CTRL+SHIFT+I. This imports the classes and then the code worked. Do I need to do this every time? Also, when I double clicked the FMXLDocument.fxml it did not pull up in Scene Builder. I just opened the file in Scene Builder. Maybe the two events are connected?
Can you use scene builder to create a complex application in a modular way? Build UI elements in separate scene builder files and combine or link later?
Can someone tell me why I can't add import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox; for the checkboxes? Out of the 3 options when he clicks on the light bulb I only have the bottom 2. I tried to add it to the import list at the top by just typing it but that wouldn't let them work either.
Lol you need to declare and name each component. Plus you need to add anotation plus you need to wire the name in scene builder. How is this better than java swing where you just drag and drop the component and everything is done automatically?
This was great! My CS lecturer went through a bunch or theory in class, but I just wanted to see it all work, and this was a great tutorial that helped me understand that.
I kid you not, i was confused for like 4 days straights, no youtube could save my ass, you fucking saved me m8.. YES YOU!
thank you, this is a great tutorial...it is supporting my learning at school.
7:25 hold ctrl and left-click to select multiple objects.
This is so useful. Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot, it's super useful for my scholar projects
My code wouldn't work....The error message said that it can not find the symbols for the classes. I pressed CTRL+SHIFT+I. This imports the classes and then the code worked. Do I need to do this every time? Also, when I double clicked the FMXLDocument.fxml it did not pull up in Scene Builder. I just opened the file in Scene Builder. Maybe the two events are connected?
great tutorial!!!!!!!!! many times like!!!!!
Thanks a lot Mr jaret Wright
Can you use scene builder to create a complex application in a modular way? Build UI elements in separate scene builder files and combine or link later?
Hi i love your voice thank you for the videos
Why didnt you use ActionEvent ?
Thanks so much
Can someone tell me why I can't add import javafx.scene.control.CheckBox; for the checkboxes? Out of the 3 options when he clicks on the light bulb I only have the bottom 2. I tried to add it to the import list at the top by just typing it but that wouldn't let them work either.
I have the same problem...
Fixed it, its Checkbox with capital C
what about other mouse events
Who calls the controller? I cannot set the pizzarOrderLabel.
He says, "Always make sure you are importing javafx classes..." Mine say AWT but I don't know how to change that.
I tried adding the import line myself and it doesn't work. It seems like I have something wrong in my setup
PineApple doesnt belong on this GUI!
Keviiin
Lol you need to declare and name each component. Plus you need to add anotation plus you need to wire the name in scene builder. How is this better than java swing where you just drag and drop the component and everything is done automatically?