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Burak Alkan6 years ago

Sure Sir, you had criricized my embryonic games. You pleaded i make them clickable and graphicized.

I sure did that Sir. Please check these two Sir, please :)

https://burakaltr.itch.io/every-picture-tells-a-story-3-by-3

https://burakaltr.itch.io/every-picture-4-by-4-clickable

Thanks very much in advance.

No Time To Play6 years ago

In both games, whenever I click a square, both windows flicker wildly several times before stopping. That makes it hard to tell if it works correctly otherwise.

Burak Alkan6 years ago

That is because each time a new JFrame opens. Otherwise you can not add a fully working ActionListener !

Thanks for trying, i will be back with more...

Burak Alkan6 years ago

So please bear with the Flickering. I know it is a no no in the game community to have defects in your game, but Java renders some limited resources.

When i tried to do it in one JFrame all weirdness happened from switching squares to unsteady behavior.

So apart from the Flickering, do you like the design, the idea of a timer and a visual guide?

I know it has been done before. I just tried to rewrite it in Java.

Have a Nice Day. Mr.

No Time To Play6 years ago

No offense, but Swing shouldn't cause such issues. Might want to check the documentation again. Mind if I ask why you chose Java in the first place?

Burak Alkan6 years ago

That is the only language i can say i know apart from the old Fortran77.

Java as a GUI featuring language and its ability to make objects and then even return objects back from a method, just amazes me.

How i see is you define your own objects to meet your needs...

Are there any platforms, you might suggest i try & learn.

I know i am no Carmack, and will not go near to making an Engine.

Thank you for your interest.

PS: Java did another strange thing before: it did not accept dot notation but comma notation in the input of doubles.

Also when it is Strings, and you do reference a String in a method. It remains unchanged when bacj from the method.

I cannot say deficiencies as i am a mere programmer. But Java has some let downs. I know...

Burak Alkan6 years ago

Have you checked my " Floating Numbers Base Converter " i was the only one from my country to have it as an applet when ultrastudio.org was functional.

Just cut-the-knot owner has such an applet. Not many have invested time on that subject.