I start flands.jar but nothing happening. My old version BigFLApp_104 work fine (windows 7). I'm trying to do the same but cannot find the line that needs to be edited? item_max=12 is not in the ItemNode.java or any other file i opened :(
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Hey Jonathan, Any thought on adding Book 7 to the java? If not you how would someone like myself go about learning how to undertake this project as id love to be able to play with the additions of book 7 and 9 on the PC. Hey Any thought on adding Book 7 to the java? If not you how would someone like myself go about learning how to undertake this project as id love to be able to play with the additions of book 7 and 9 on the PC.
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There is a pdf of book 7 available which I hope makes the process easier. There should be posts elsewhere on the work remaining to be done? Basically the codebase needs more features to make it work correctly. c) Book 9 is more possible, and I've done some work on that. b) the PDF would be handy to work from, although it's kind of a sore point with the authors, given Mikael released it without permission after screwing up the KS.
With the official game version out now, I'm assuming the answer would be no. Although I do like the new game.Ī) We'd need explicit permission from the authors for adding book 7. If someone was to add book 7 for their own personal use and nothing else is there a tutorial or something that would explain how to go about doing that? I personally think this java app is the best way to play the books. So it seems like officially Book 7 would be a no and Jonathan's a bit busy to finish book 9, as wanderer asked about tutorials is there also any advances in programming that would make designing this any easier from scratch for an amateur programmer 1 year ago wanderer So it seems like officially Book 7 would be a no and Jonathan's a bit busy to finish book 9, as wanderer asked about tutorials is there also any advances in programming that would make designing this any easier for an amateur programmer 1 year ago Scott H Stuckey
Just make sure you remember to look up from time to time.So it seems like officially Book 7 would be a no and Jonathan's a bit busy to finish book 9, as wanderer asked about tutorials is there also any advances in programming that would make designing this any easier for an amateur programmer Also id like to say a massive thanks to you Jonathan as this way of playing the books was amazing.
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