Where on the web can I find Java source code for simple games? My Java is the old Symantec Visual Cafe. Thank you, Kelly Cook
Tom Breuer
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you should change your name...cause cindy glass is gonna come get you...half the doggone posts on this site are about changing your name...youd think by now they would just write the code to incorporate their naming rules by now...it would save so many of those ....well say Sharp...please change your name posts....
K Cook
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More better? And thanks so much for the help with my question. Kelly the Grump
Nope, your name still doesn't suit the naming standards but as to the question, try Dave Central For some reason I find that url easy to remember... Dave (and no, that isn't me)
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David I like that URL too
------------------ Dave Sun Certified Programmer for the Java� 2 Platform
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K Cook
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I GIVE UP Found a zillion game downloads, all executables, no java code. The java code that I did find was applets and utilities. Will just roll my own game from scratch. And bump my head a lot. Kelly out
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Hi Kelly! try this link. http://javaboutique.internet.com // Mathias [This message has been edited by Mathias P.W Nilsson (edited September 01, 2001).]
K Cook
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Mathias - Cool! That I can use. Kelly
BJ Grau
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If you find a Java game you really like try decompiling the class files with a decompiler. There are several good and free decompilers out there. The code isn't as readable, but it still might give you some insight into how certain things are being done.
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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Kelly