Hi guys. I'm about to embark a new journey of learning how to create a android game. So, I don't have to publish it yet. I want to do self-learning. I also want to learn animation along the way. Maybe 2d if 3d is too time-consuming? I've read animation takes a lot of patience and practice which is ok but if you guys think 3d would take too much time, I'd rather try 2d first.

Can anyone recommend a free game development platform for Android that is very good for beginners? Preferably, something I can learn animation with as well or maybe a separate platform I can just plugin later?

I know with C, C++, HTML, Javascript, PHP, a little bit of Python and little Java. I can learn Visual Basic if need be.

Sorry for late reply. I had a lead and tried to dig a little further but that lead is gone and Chrome just won't budge. I say the browser is deffective. I'm using it on Opera and Chrome. Chrome is the important one.


One thing I noticed though is that when I go to inspect element, then observe the th header as I scroll down, with Opera, it successfully adds the class "stucky" and it adds stucky to its list of styles as well. With Chrome, it successfully adds "stucky" but the stucky class won't appear in its list of style.

Any idea?

You know man. Searching for days means I've come accross that. position: sticky once again didn't help me. My header is still deadlocked above the table rows. It worked well on Opera though.

well I did try all the suggestions I found from google but nothing works.

sorry, I missed out on some stuffs. Basically, it doesn't work at all.
Like the header that is suppose to scroll down along with the user just stands there as if there were no codes.
This code works perfectly on Opera and Firefox so it's not the code. It doesn't work on Chrome only and I need this to work in Chrome.

Hello guys. I've just gotten back to programming. It's been 5 years since I last programmed. Yes, that long. But I am not very far behind it seems since I can still catch up on my functions.

Right now, I'm trying to create a moving header from a table that follows the user as he/she scrolls down. I'm using css/javascript to do that.

The great thing is, this works on Opera and Firefox. However, it does not work on Chrome. I want this to work on all 3 browsers.

I've searched for days in google and it can be solved by adding -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); to your class but it does not work for me. I've read about some guy saying a lot of things can mess up position: fixed but I don't know what they are. A nice help would be very much appreciated. Here are my codes:

        -webkit-transform: translateZ(0);
        position: fixed;
        top: 0;
        width: 100%;

$(document).ready(function () {
    var head = document.getElementById("itemheader");
    var stick = head.offsetTop;

window.onscroll = function() { movehead(head, stick);};

function movehead(head, stick)

    if(window.pageYOffset >= stick)

<table border="1"> 
<tr class="head" id="itemheader"> 
<th><p>Item Name</p></th> <th><p>Cost</p></th>
<!-- just assume there are a lot of tr and td here -->