This FireMonkey UI template includes three different designs for implementing a login screen in a multi-device application.

This demo shows you how to implement a master-detail interface and display the Multiview control as a slide-in drawer, popover menu, docked panel and more.

Space Rocks is a classic arcade style game where the player starts at the center of the screen surrounded by a number of asteroids. The player can rotate their space ship left and right as well as accelerate forward. The player has an inertia from each acceleration which slows down over time. The goal of the game is to destroy the asteroids so you can move on to the next level. Each time you shoot one of the asteroids it breaks up into smaller pieces.

This FireMonkey UI template includes three different designs for implementing a sign-up screen in a multi-device application.

RocketShipDelta is a classic arcade side scrolling game which gives you four directions of moment. In addition to a normal projectile weapon the the player also has access to a screen clearing bomb and a warp functionality. The bomb is limited to three uses per game but the warp has unlimited usage. The goal of the player is to stop the aliens from abducting the characters on the planet's surface and carrying them off. Once an alien carries off a character it upgrades itself and then comes back for more; better and stronger.

This sample illustrates how to apply image filters to photos taken with the device camera or loaded from the camera roll, how to save the customized photo to the photo library on device, and then share it across popular social media platforms. Designed for iOS and Android.

This demo shows you how to implement a master-detail interface and display the Multiview control as a slide-in drawer, popover menu, docked panel and more.

Mars Rocket is a classic arcade style game where the player must collect points and land the rocket without crashing. On each level, 3 stars are randomly placed throughout the game screen which you can collect for more points. Along the bottom of the screen a random number of platforms are generated in different sizes which the player is able to land the rocket on. If the rocket is just slightly off it will crash instead of landing. The motion sensor control really shines in this game as it makes controlling the rocket very intuitive.

In-depth documentation on the six different FireMonkey UI template project groups for C++ and Delphi.

This Firemonkey UI template simulates a profile in an app from Fitness Center.