Java Game

dudeishfish Says:

Dec 3, 2008 - I love java. Movement keys?

skatershaner Says:

Dec 19, 2008 - This game has a lot of great detail. I like how you implemented the code to keep the frame rate consistant.there will always be a place for 2d games!great job!

kwanttitatti Says:

Jan 21, 2009 - Looking very nice! Good job!

beara9 Says:

Jan 21, 2009 - Thats great framerate and detail I also love the physics of the particles how they keep moving depening on where they were fired from thats great, hey I have a question :T I've been with C++ for about 3 months now and ive got a grasp on it but i want to start making browser games should i switch to Java? and if I do can you point me in the right direction to some internet tutorials and a compiler?

gsk8er3000 Says:

Jan 25, 2009 - damn nice job

Seoryn Says:

Jan 28, 2009 - Well if you want to make browser games, flash might be a good choice (I know absolutely nothing about it though). Java is similar to c++ in a lot of ways so maybe you'd prefer that. The java jdk is available at sun's website, and the documentation is really extensive as well there (im more than certain they have at least a million tutorials on how to create applets). if you're looking for an IDE i recommend JCreator. Eclipse is nice too though.

AnthonyMcCormack Says:

Feb 7, 2009 - Damn that's cool...this is my first year programming, but I learn at a pretty decent rate. Would you mind pointing me in some direction towards beginning animation and or a simple explanation on how it works?

Rowdyiscool Says:

Feb 16, 2009 - He actually doesn't use any animation for this game, it's mostly moving images, basic collision detecting, and the particles are rendered in real-time.But animation is basically displaying an array of images that are slightly different every frame. Hoped that helped!

Seoryn Says:

Mar 4, 2009 - well I didn't use any enums in my program, if you could tell me more specifically what the exact error is and on what line in which file it occurs, I could be of more help. It would probably be easier to just start using jcreator (or command line or eclipse or whatever) instead though, as bluej is more of a teaching platform than a fully fledged ide

LitttleBigPlanet Says:

Apr 5, 2009 - where can i get the exe? i know some c++ but not java so i dont have a java compiler and i dont know what jar files areeither and my computer cant open them. so can you tell me wher i can get the exe for your game i want to play it? it looks really fun

sie85 Says:

Apr 6, 2009 - Hi,Do you know a good tutorial for making lasers shoot in a specific angle?

Seoryn Says:

Apr 15, 2009 - I would recommend learning some vector math, check the wikipedia page on vectors

HexicRave Says:

Jul 15, 2009 - I bet he used some nice double buffering techniques.

Seoryn Says:

Aug 15, 2009 - damn straight i did

SomeoneHackedMyName Says:

Apr 26, 2010 - Looks sorta cool, keep it up.

fermixx Says:

Apr 28, 2010 - impeccable particle system. will take a look to the source and come back thencheers

MrAbIRaZ Says:

Aug 24, 2010 - COOOL.....................

armyvisual Says:

Oct 5, 2010 - Nice particle effects. Reminds me of bullet storm or geometry wars. Awesome! I've thought about doing a flash game similar to this, though the VM can't handle so many particle objects without intense optimization.

MrCoolUS Says:

Dec 4, 2010 - Love the particle effects, looks really cool. Great job with this.

PontusIV Says:

Dec 5, 2010 - wow..... and, get a screen recorder

kris10ish Says:

Feb 27, 2011 - i suck so hard at math but im only 12 so another 6 years to learn lol

j44fff Says:

Mar 2, 2012 - damn!! awesome job man!!!! tell us ur secret! seriously,do tell!

nujumkh Says:

Mar 19, 2012 - That looks awesome, but how did you make you game an executable file?

retromelon123 Says:

May 6, 2012 - wow.. that is so beautiful...... how did you get the explosion particles emitted from the enemies draw at different lengths dependant on their speeds?... like, how did youget them to leave a trail? :)