JavaFX install Scene Builder 🛠️

JavaFX how to install Scene Builder Eclipse & IntelliJ
Download:
00:00:21
Eclipse:
00:01:50
IntelliJ: 00:06:27
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Download Scene Builder
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1. google: javafx scene builder
2. gluonhq.com
3. download for your machine
Remember the location of SceneBuilder.exe
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C - Program Files - Scene Builder - SceneBuilder.exe
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To configure Eclipse with scene builder
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1. Create a new FXML file
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Right click on your project folder - New - Others - JavaFX - JavafXML document - next - Name: Main
2. Link Scene Builder.exe
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Window Tab - Preferences - JavaFX - browse for scene builder.exe
3. Open Scene Builder
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right click on FXML file - open with scene builder
4. Working with Scene Builder
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Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
5. Within start() add the following
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Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("Main.fxml"))
add any necessary imports
("Main.fxml" may need to be changed to "/Main.fxml")
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To configure IntelliJ with scene builder
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1. Link Scene Builder to IntelliJ
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File - Settings - Languages and Frameworks - JavaFx
2. Open Scene Builder
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To open scene builder right click your fxml file
Go to Scene Builder
3. Working with Scene Builder
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Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save
File - Save As
4. Within start() method, make sure you have this line
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Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("sample.fxml"))
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[@BroCodez]

Download: 00:00:21 Eclipse: 00:01:50 IntelliJ: 00:06:27 gluonhq.com/products/scene-builder/#download --------------------------------------- Download Scene Builder --------------------------------------- 1. google: javafx scene builder 2. gluonhq.com 3. download for your machine Remember the location of SceneBuilder.exe ---------------------------------------------------------------------- C - Program Files - Scene Builder - SceneBuilder.exe -------------------------------------------------------------- To configure Eclipse with scene builder -------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Create a new FXML file ---------------------------------------- Right click on your project folder - New - Others - JavaFX - JavafXML document - next - Name: Main 2. Link Scene Builder.exe --------------------------------------- Window Tab - Preferences - JavaFX - browse for scene builder.exe 3. Open Scene Builder ----------------------------------- right click on FXML file - open with scene builder 4. Working with Scene Builder ----------------------------------------------- Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save File - Save As 5. Within start() add the following ----------------------------------------------------- Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("Main.fxml")) add any necessary imports ("Main.fxml" may need to be changed to "/Main.fxml") -------------------------------------------------------------- To configure IntelliJ with scene builder -------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Link Scene Builder to IntelliJ ------------------------------------------------- File - Settings - Languages and Frameworks - JavaFx 2. Open Scene Builder ----------------------------------- To open scene builder right click your fxml file Go to Scene Builder 3. Working with Scene Builder ----------------------------------------------- Add whichever nodes you want to Scene Builder and save File - Save As 4. Within start() method, make sure you have this line ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("sample.fxml"))

[@ttchien]

i don't create JavaFXML? How do fix?

[@rapbimsfrienda22]

The way you are teaching the programming language , pushes to learn more about it 🎉

[@rahulk2573]

to add new fxml file, choosing 'other; while creating a file is not working. Instead right click on application->new->file->name is as somexyz.fxml

[@damianolanzi6042]

U r a savior, thx man

[@gregjerry4110]

Thanks bro, was driving me nuts

[@K1LL4AChains]

What about a Java tutorial for SQL connection?

[@depressedpenguynsson9829]

As far as I am aware, Eclipse doesnt have native integration with fxml files for JavaFX. There are ways to get around this via install older versions of Ecipse. So sad though :(

[@SuperDido90]

so, what to do?

[@AlterSaber]

For those who have problems creating fxml files, try installing an older version of Eclipse (2022-09 for example), and also install JRE 17 or less. Previously I was using version 2023 and JRE 20 and I had a lot of errors. I hope I could help someone...

[@benderbg]

I had the same issue. There is a comment from 6 days ago what to do instead: right click on application->new->file->name it as somexyz.fxml. Then if you put the file inside /src/folder add slash in the constructor. If its inside application /src/folder/package you dont even have to do that.

[@zackbell3520]

@@benderbg This works as I am writitng this on the most current version

[@tarekschaban5794]

i found it more easy to crate the FXML file out off the eclips IDE using the scene builder and drag it in to the project

[@MultiBlack132]

@@tarekschaban5794 the amount of love that I have for you right now is fucking insane. I was fucking loosing my mind out of why this shit wasnt working. Thx you random dude on the internet x)

[@AlejandzZ]

good explanation , better than my professor in college

[@vincinoyb9734]

Enjoying your JavaFX video's!, very helpful, ty!

[@catfoot6238]

you saved me bro thanks love from INDIA

[@alessioolivieri5460]

For those of you that doesn't work on Intellij because of a NullPointerExceptionError. I solved putting the fxml file in /src/main/resources , and then i wrote in the code Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("/Builder.fxml"))

[@alessioolivieri5460]

Builder is the name of the fxml

[@lev2469]

thanks bro

[@juniorcode112]

thanks bro you are the best

[@abychemu6994]

Thank you. This was really helpful.

[@JefffMocha]

I couldn't create an FXML file on e(fx)clipse version 3.8.0. This was fixed in version 3.10.0. You can't get this version directly from the Eclipse Marketplace. There's tutorials online for how to install the new version

[@fixedya]

Tutor: Once you're satisfied with whatever monstrosity that you built... ME: YES Subbed

[@fifaham]

For some reason the Eclipse refused to add Main.fxml file (File > New > Other > JavaFX > New fxml Document) due to probably bug from the Oracle and I dont want to change the version of my eclipse (Version: 2023-09 (4.29.0) Build id: 20230907-1323) some say there is a bug - it is pain in the neck to change Eclipse Version for this bug- however I added an empty file manually and called it Main and gave it extension of dot fxml and placed it under the same application package space under Main.java and worked well. If you dont place it within the same package "application" then you either use forward slash such as in getResource("/Main.fxml") or use without forward slash / such as in getResource("Main.fxml") and drag it to inside the application package right under the Main.java. This worked well.

[@Dswilsonangel]

Thank you so much for these tutorials! :)

[@vivaanshah2870]

Are you going to continue this series ??

[@toxicwaste9648]

Date: October, 2023 If you have the following issue or similar with FXML Documents Issue: org/eclipse/jface/databinding/swt/WidgetProperties Video Explaing the Fix: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYGsdGCegJmSmck

[@yuvarajspeed8079]

Very useful for my study tq sir ❤

[@nicolasulrich1969]

hey 👋 your videos are awesome ;)

[@Riott245]

Thank you so much for this!

[@oettetteo4798]

I've learned a'lot from your videos, thank you for being a BRO!!11

[@DarinMiller]

Netbeans has Swing component management integrated into the IDE. By comparison, Scene builder feels more like an "add-on" than an integrated tool. After watching several hours of your mostly excellent videos, Netbeans seems to be intentionally "avoided". Do you feel Netbeans tries to do too much for a new user and thus is avoided?

[@fifaham]

They may have a future plans, what they have today is not final and still under development. Developers need to do somework to make JavaFX SceneBuilder work well, I believe in the future everything will be integrated - hopefully.

[@cheaphanith3282]

I learned alot from this channel thanks

[@randommuiscchannel1049]

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?

[@siavashnourmohammadi9189]

thank you for this priceless tutorial

[@nathnaelmekonnen2888]

bro thats amazing .u are excellent on giving tutors

[@wolanus]

Great video!

[@prographicsstudio6313]

Great sir

[@pratyushgangwar9747]

Nice!

[@MohitRaj-1712]

Please make a video on how to use Scene Builder in Visual Studio code.

[@rapbimsfrienda22]

Thanks for your explanation

[@percivalgebashe4376]

Nice

[@yasinmohammadi8]

Thank you man that really helped me

[@josebenhurnascimentodeoliv492]

nice

[@peterknut5688]

Thanks a lot. Just try with the newest version. It works!

[@ashkanshakiba9579]

Useful 👌👍

[@chocodonuts3644]

that was fantastic T__T

[@ZX10RArcher]

I'm learning more from your videos than our book. Can I have your baby? :D

[@ehsanmna8966]

Very helpful ☺️

[@DileeshaWeliwaththa]

Thanks Mate 😍👌

[@dismake4326]

thank you so much

[@JohnSmithM2C]

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[@quocanh1051]

Bro! I move file .fxml to the same package of main.java, Parent root = FXMLLoader.load(getClass().getResource("Main.fxml")); but i just get this error java.lang.NullPointerException: Location is required. :( how can i fix it, thank u so much

[@ajkk0389]

I have the same problem bro, did you find a solution in these 10 days?

[@rolandotanawan1305]

Thank you Bro.

[@TheAnimeSounds]

I wonder why scenebuilder just freezes for a moment (solid 5 seconds) everytime i right click on element. App just stop responding and then show context menu. It makes really annyiong if i have to remove couple of things.

[@trxlly]

Thanks

[@dilipmurmu7870]

Bro could you please make hangman game in java ?? . Please...Lots of love to u...

[@Smile-ih5xf]

HELP! I get an Error if I want to open a new Fxml Document. That Bad-boy just doesn‘t wanna open.

[@gamefer3626]

Im stuck at the same step. If you found an answer it would be kind if you could share it with me, otherwise i´ll tell you as soon as i find out what the problem is

[@gamefer3626]

Found the Mistake. You need Eclipse 2022-09. Every newer version of that isn´t working for this plug in

[@AibekDandaev]

damn! Thanks a lot@@gamefer3626

[@kbkarol2212]

ohh THANK YOU BRO you super good luck you Bro THANKS

[@ivarlehvonen3185]

ty for vid

[@Arxa93]

You're a boss

[@ashrafelanssari5851]

thank you bro

[@khaledeldingawy9234]

thanks bro

[@HousseinDroubi-o9i]

Hey man, good.

[@felixnyamongo]

Thanks Bro

[@ntigirishari]

Hey @Bro Code, I am having an issue with that 3:00 step exactly: I am running java 11 as you are but for some reason when I open the Main.fxml, the SceneBuilder window is nowhere to be seen :-) But when I look it up in the taskbar I see it running. Do you got a fix for me, please...?

[@andreray1795]

o meu também está assim

[@giridharans3840]

Bro plz create a video - how to pass data from one jframe to another jframe

[@phamtoan9615]

Hey I have been working on a project with Java Swing, it is possible to have a button that leads to a JavaFX media player ?

[@ElmerHones-r9m]

Armstrong Crescent

[@RealDavidx3D]

I Dont Recommend Downloading Release Candidates Of Apps They Usually Have Bugs

[@lfan_tv]

Hi bro ,can i ask you some question. why everytime i create a javaFX project in eclipse will get error .or i need to set up the VM arguments everytime

[@vincinoyb9734]

Yes

[@lfan_tv]

@@vincinoyb9734 thanks you 👍

[@Yassingouti]

i have a question please why there is an error flashing start from 6 min

[@yeadatwunyt8004]

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[@kairu9373]

Do I get a button too?

[@dmitryabramov1483]

Кисель!!!

[@realistic1564]

Why can not drug button in pane 😢😢i got bored

[@emirwertyukes9587]

Whenever I try to create a new fxml file I get an error message "org/eclipse/jface/databinding/swt/WidgetProperties". I couldn't find any solution, what should I do?

[@nightcall2848]

did you find any solution?

[@emirwertyukes9587]

@@nightcall2848 Unfortunately, no

[@attitude3638]

Nice

[@mihanfernando9890]

nice