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Post by IsmAvatar on Feb 28, 2006 12:42:45 GMT -5
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Post by Myuusmeow on Mar 25, 2006 12:02:51 GMT -5
Link is down.  HOpe it works with PuppyLinux! |
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Post by IsmAvatar on Mar 25, 2006 12:19:23 GMT -5
Try it now. I forgot to update the link when I updated the version, but my last post before this contained a valid link.
This works on *anything*, provided it has a runner for Java 1.5.0. You can download a runner at Java's website if you don't have one installed already.
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Post by gmguru on Mar 28, 2006 7:54:07 GMT -5
works great  |
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Post by IsmAvatar on Mar 28, 2006 12:43:22 GMT -5
Over the last few days I've had people complain about the JAR file giving an error about Main Class missing. Just a friendly reminder, this will only run under Java 5.0. Java 1.4.9999 is NOT close enough. Go to java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp to update your JRE (It's titled JRE 5.0 Update 6 - the only JRE on the page) and it should work. If you have 5.0 and it still does not work, say so and I'll compile it with Eclipse, now that I know how to do that. |
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Post by Porfirio on Apr 5, 2006 3:55:13 GMT -5
Yep as i sayed in other post you should realy take a look to NetBeansBtw the jar run on windows too |
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Post by eternal on Oct 2, 2006 21:13:28 GMT -5
This doesn't seem to do anything... It just runs, you can't do anything...
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Post by IsmAvatar on Oct 3, 2006 0:06:33 GMT -5
I think I said before, it only demonstrates the GUI. You can also create folders, I believe.
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Post by IsmAvatar on Jan 12, 2007 0:00:21 GMT -5
I just released version 1.4, which allows you to now Load in gm6 files, and it will update the tree. Much thanks goes to Clam, who wrote the original Saving/Loading code. Funny story, I took a look at it and didn't like it very much, and basically Rejected it from the official project. Then, I started trying to code it myself, and started pulling out bits from his code, since he already had a lot of it coded so I could steal from it. By the time it was finished, I had alread implemented 90% of his code, it was just far more organized than his, and a bunch of other logical modifications to the code.
Because GM7 now encrypts their files, projects like these are finding themselves stuck at GM6, especially G-Java. As such, a higher demand is placed on support for GM6, so I am hoping to get out a working (although primitive) version of LGM for that purpose by the time GM7 is fully released, at the end of January. Of course, this goal is quite unrealistic with a 2-man-team, but you can't say we didn't try.
At any rate, this is my new-found inspiration to keep this project moving. I apologize for putting it off so long.
Clam is on vacation or something right now, so I don't have his help - he left me to fend for myself with his code. I'd like to send out a lot of thanks to TGMG for offering to help me out and get 1.5 rolling. Both of us are hoping to eventually incorporate G-Java into LGM as the compiler.
Version 1.5 will be able to save gm6 files and hopefully move stuff around on the tree. Also, I might try to incorporate some windows in for modifying settings or something. Hopefully it will be out in a couple of days. Unfortunately I'll be busy on Sunday, and what happens then may throw me off a little. Also, depending on how much of a struggle Moving Nodes puts up, may change things a little. If it does put up a big struggle, I'll just leave it out and just release the Saving Files (and possible settings window), and put it off for a later version.
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Post by clam on Jan 17, 2007 20:51:27 GMT -5
Hi, I'm back now. If anyone needs it, my username on the GMC and G-Java forums is clam_is_good_29.
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Post by IsmAvatar on Jan 23, 2007 1:56:03 GMT -5
LGM 15 released. See first post for details.
Clam, you're not responding to my PM(s), what's going on? Are you away again?
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Post by 10nitro on Feb 17, 2007 0:15:14 GMT -5
I can't wait till this is done A few things though; Do the Add/Insert funtions do anything, because I can't get them to. And, What's the difference between them? More of a Java problem... when I try opening a *.class file in Eclipse I get Help ?  "Save As gm6 file now (and loads in GM)" "Save doesn't do anything yet (I haven't programmed it yet)" ...might want to fix that. |
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Post by IsmAvatar on Feb 17, 2007 12:03:45 GMT -5
Only add/insert Group works. The other specific resources do not work, as I have not programmed them yet. Add places the element within the selected group, or below the selected element. Insert places the element above the selected element. It's just positioning. This will be explained in the LGM manual whenever I make one. Well then don't open a class file in eclipse  *.java is the source code, and *.jar is the executable. class files are just data for the executable. There's nothing to fix, it is correct. "Save As" works, but "Save" does not. Click on the File menu, and you'll see a "Save As" and a "Save" (there's also buttons for this on the toolbar). The reason Save hasn't been programmed yet is because it will overwrite the original file, and I wanted to make sure LGM doesn't cause corruptions before allowing users to overwrite their files (that would be bad). The other alternative which I hope to implement by 1.6 is to create a backup of the original before overwriting it - that way if it does cause a corruption, they can still retrieve the original. |
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Post by Jam on Feb 17, 2007 12:06:15 GMT -5
Because GM7 now encrypts their files, projects like these are finding themselves stuck at GM6, especially G-Java. Don't worry about that, i will crack the format and share with everyone how to, im very much against Mark Overmar's move to encrypting the files.. |
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Post by IsmAvatar on Feb 17, 2007 12:12:12 GMT -5
Thank you, Jam, but you might find that difficult. We believe the encryption uses Windows' crypt32.dll, but has implemented it into GameMaker executable itself, so that it doesn't make any external calls to that dll. I will warn you, though, it's no easy encryption scheme, as even Wine (Linux Windows Emulator) has not completely figured it out yet, but has a good start on the format. This encryption should be a little easier, though, because it most likely uses the same password every time and doesn't use session-specific information.
For further discussion on the GM7 encryption, please start a new topic. This topic is reserved for LGM.
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