Combat Simulator Released!

[Saber Cherry]

Originally posted by PDF:
Looks Ok..
So it's an alien/broken Java install ? Will reinstall then ..

That appears to be the case. I cannot think of any other possibility.

I would try running Scan Disk first, though.

[ March 02, 2004, 18:31: Message edited by: Saber Cherry ]

[Goad]

Seems you hardcoded your path separator instead of using Java System.getProperty ("file.separator").

tsk.

Mac people, do this in terminal:

sed "s@Data\\@Data/@g" Data.class > Data.class.new; mv Data.class.new Data.class

[Saber Cherry]

Originally posted by Goad:
Seems you hardcoded your path separator instead of using Java System.getProperty ("file.separator").

tsk.

Mac people, do this in terminal:

sed "s@Data\\@Data/@g" Data.class > Data.class.new; mv Data.class.new Data.class

Woah, I'll have to change that. Sorry...

I had no idea the path was specified (in Java) in a different way for different OSes.

[Arryn]

Originally posted by Saber Cherry:
I had no idea the path was specified (in Java) in a different way for different OSes.

Ouch! Neither did I. Who knew you could learn programming by playing games?

[Goad]

No problem. It's a great utility by the way. I'm looking forward to using it to optimize my first recruits. Since I can only play to level 34 while I wait for the rowboat to cross the atlantic with the packaged game.

[Saber Cherry]

Okay, v41 was uploaded. It correctly grabs file separators. Also, I changed the psuedorandom number generator from Math.Random to a free Java Mersenne Twister, which is supposed to be a much better random number generator, more suitable for Monte Carlo simulation (which this combat sim does).

[Norfleet]

Originally posted by Arryn:
Ouch! Neither did I. Who knew you could learn programming by playing games?

Me. Everything I know about programming, I learned by from playing games, ripping them apart, and hacking them to be the way *I* want them to.

In Soviet Russia, the game plays you!