hmm tried what you said, but still no luck for me :(, soo am I the only one with this problem?
No. Nooooo D:
So you have unpacked it and .jar and lib folder were in same folder and you double clicked on .jar file and got that error? If yes, i have no idea whats wrong.
It’s almost like, a text based game. Which it kinda is, Your game really needs some graphics, and more mechanics.
Edit: I could get you some graphics in the game, i have some employees should i say, that are graphic artists. I also myself am pretty good making graphics, Animations, programs, etc.
Yes.
I know, im working on it.
You saw that on screenshot or you played it?
ScreenShot, im a mac person, but i also have windows and i read comments.
Look at my other post i edited it!
Hmm… so, maybe… if I would make this game working You could do some graphics?
And, I’m not so bad too!
Yeah, i can also make a mac version of this game easily.
Okay, I have no idea what possibly could be wrong, I have googled it and I do everything good!
Ugh!
Whats Wrong, i know how to code in java a good portion i might be able to figure out whats wrong. If you give me the error or whatever is going on.
I think You need to know Netbeans too…
I Have posted on Netbeans forum that I just cannot distribute the game.
If You want to know what is going on, just read the comments.
Bug: There is a chance that no copies get sold since you use Math.round instead of Math.ceil when calculating the random thingy. This makes the unit count multiply by zero and you are left with a -3 revenue. I make this mistake myself a lot even though I know that I should use Math.ceil
How did You know!
Wait, you can play my game?
Yes, I’m not getting any errors?
Another bug: Hype doesn’t go away when unchecking advertising checkboxes.
@SandiN I use Java 8 and it works for me. Try installing that instead?
I Know.
It was almost fixed in 1.3, but, almost.
(I Have generated 1k+ hype, DAT PROFIT)
And, I have one question, is there any way to clear the “E”, this one in moneh, if you will have tons of moneh it says 123123E7, and I just want normal numbers, without the E 7- 99999999999999…
I don’t know much Java, but Google tells me you could do this:
BigDecimal.valueOf(moneh + profit).toPlainString()
instead of String.valueOf. You need to import java.math.BigDecimal for that code to work.
Yeah, doubles are bad for monehs, but I thought that just rounding them would work.
I’ll try that.