(01-09-2014 05:19 AM)Doyoy Wrote:  i've tried dsun's game. it's pretty fun lmao. I'd like to see terrs too

(01-09-2014 05:34 AM)Rocky786 Wrote:  Good luck with your game Driman. Hope it works out for ya, let us have a go when you're done eh?

(01-09-2014 05:29 AM)Terraforming Wrote:  

(01-09-2014 05:19 AM)Doyoy Wrote:  i've tried dsun's game. it's pretty fun lmao. I'd like to see terrs too

Thanks


@DSUN:
I don't know i started with Java, but not sure if I want to switch my source code to Visual Basic since it's simple. But at the same time Java is better and useful. I am using your Dragonworld as a resource along with rsps. I am going to make it a Jframe game along with cmd input text.

(01-09-2014 11:03 PM)Plural Wrote:  

(01-09-2014 05:29 AM)Terraforming Wrote:  

(01-09-2014 05:19 AM)Doyoy Wrote:  i've tried dsun's game. it's pretty fun lmao. I'd like to see terrs too

Thanks


@DSUN:
I don't know i started with Java, but not sure if I want to switch my source code to Visual Basic since it's simple. But at the same time Java is better and useful. I am using your Dragonworld as a resource along with rsps. I am going to make it a Jframe game along with cmd input text.

Why combine JFrame with CMD input? I suggestie using JOptionPane if you are going to work with JFrame. Would be quite awkward that you'd have to jump between JFrame and a cmd window to give instructions don't you think? Anyways, JOptionPane showInputDialog would ask for an input using a popup like window. Just capture the output as a String. For the inventory just, make that a class "Inventory" and give it an int array contents. Each element in the array would become the ID of an item. Plus you have the advantage of easily creating multiple inventories per player if you wanted to . Good luck.