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#3 2010-09-29 12:54:25
Re: java mod
Sperry wrote:
poopo wrote:
I'm going to start java and I was wondering how hard would it be to make a scratch mod in java?
Very.
I'm doing it with LS97 in Visual Basic, and it is proving quite a challenge for both if us.
That is to bad. 
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#4 2010-09-29 13:00:20
Re: java mod
poopo wrote:
Sperry wrote:
poopo wrote:
I'm going to start java and I was wondering how hard would it be to make a scratch mod in java?
Very.
I'm doing it with LS97 in Visual Basic, and it is proving quite a challenge for both if us.That is to bad.
Oh, its a nice challenge, just proves for methodical thinking in places, and a bit of perseverence.
Good luck, and I'll try to give advice if you would like it 
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#5 2010-09-29 14:10:06
- TheSuccessor
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Re: java mod
Do it in HTML and JavaScript. I am, and it's not too difficult at the moment. But if you want to stick with Java, I could help. (The problem with Java is it has a pretty complicated event handling system.)
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#6 2010-09-30 13:19:13
Re: java mod
Sperry wrote:
poopo wrote:
Sperry wrote:
Very.
I'm doing it with LS97 in Visual Basic, and it is proving quite a challenge for both if us.That is to bad.
Oh, its a nice challenge, just proves for methodical thinking in places, and a bit of perseverence.
Good luck, and I'll try to give advice if you would like it
Ok, thank! I'm still learning though so it will take a while until I know enough to start:P
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#7 2010-09-30 14:57:24
Re: java mod
poopo wrote:
Sperry wrote:
poopo wrote:
That is to bad.Oh, its a nice challenge, just proves for methodical thinking in places, and a bit of perseverence.
Good luck, and I'll try to give advice if you would like itOk, thank!
A GUI is a good place to start, then ake it functional, then worry about the coding itself.
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#8 2010-09-30 19:04:47
Re: java mod
Sperry wrote:
poopo wrote:
Sperry wrote:
Oh, its a nice challenge, just proves for methodical thinking in places, and a bit of perseverence.
Good luck, and I'll try to give advice if you would like itOk, thank!
A GUI is a good place to start, then ake it functional, then worry about the coding itself.
Ok sounds good.
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