JavaFx Tutorial For Beginners 6 - Events with JavaFX Scene Builder

Set Scene Builder path to executable in Intellij. File - Settings
- Languages And Frameworks - JavaFx By default mine installed under C:\Users\computer_name\AppData\Local\SceneBuilder\

In this JavaFx Tutorial For Beginners I will show How to Install JavaFX Scene Builder. JavaFX Scene Builder is a visual layout tool that lets users quickly design JavaFX application user interfaces, without coding. Scene Builder works with the JavaFX ecosystem – official controls, community projects. JavaFX Scene Builder Enables designing user interface screens by simply dragging and positioning GUI components from a palette onto a scene. it Generates files in FXML format that can be used within a project in any IDE such as NetBeans or Eclipse. JavaFX Scene Builder Can be used to create GUI for desktop and Web applications.

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[vaishnavikulkarni]

Thank you so much! I am not from java background but got internship in it and they are giving me tasks on javaFX. First i was so confused and panicked but your videos are really helping. Thank you

[jimwin]

Wonderful video. For anyone who was not able to see the buttons when they ran their code, I added a pane in scene builder and was then able to see them.

[joyjeetdas]

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[zohirloukili]

thank you
i hope you make an exemple of full programme with data base using javafx please

[markdanielbisac]

The best teacher/professor in Java. Thanks

[viallymboma]

You have the best tutorials ever in JavaFX i have come across so far. And most importantly you follow the MVC pattern, that makes it more worth it to watch. Other tutorials don't. Please more video on how to navigate across several stages and scenes and how to print and issue certificates. If possible how to use interactive popup designed with CSS. thanks.

[belleluze]

Make sure you always save all your changes on Eclipse and Scene Builder, this helps to keep good updating between programs.
Also the Parent root = some times is works like this, other times you need to add a backslash like this "/Main.fxml" and other times you need to add he whole path like this "/application/Main.fxml".
I am not sure if its a bug or what???

[hirtandtieler]

Thank you very much for this tutorial - and for those of you looking for how to connect objects (button to label, in this example) it starts @7:26

[omgpotato]

Best vid about setup scene builder ive ever seen XD . Keep it up sir

[weileong]

In case anyone finds this useful, note that the Label is javafx.scene.control.Label, not java.awt.Label.

[curios_bot]

Those who are facing this type of error
just import the below expression into your controller class
import javafx.scene.control.Label;

[arikmaharjan]

Thanks, really helps
Hope you can make more videos

[AlbertAA]

hey man, thanks to you i'm gonna pass my java subject, xoxo

[jimwin]

Thank you so much for this video. Great content!

[HoaLe-jxgg]

thank you so much. It's very useful !!

[longpheap]

Everything work fine.. but i cant see the answer on console

[rishavraj]

I am unable to load the fxml file I am getting an error asking me to add setroot() method before load

[Shadow-yvvs]

In 4.15 minute you click the action event but in my eclips the action event box for javafx didn't coming.So i can't select that option.How can i select it?

[rockycoder]

Correct: import javafx.scene.control.Label;
wrong: import java.awt.Label;

[sihatafnan]

Help!!! I can't see the controller category in the left bottom side