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
3. download for your machine

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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

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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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add any necessary imports

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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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Download:
00:00:21
Eclipse:
00:01:50
IntelliJ: 00:06:27



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 =
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 =

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[rahulk]

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

[vincinoyb]

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

[AlejandzZ]

good explanation, better than my professor in college

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[randommuiscchannel]

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?

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[cheaphanith]

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[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.

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[peterknut]

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

[depressedpenguynsson]

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 :(

[phamtoan]

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 ?

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[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...?