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    Code [COMPLETE] (Program) Yahtzee

    Hey

    It's been a while since I've done anything here, so here I am

    I've been busy with school the past few months so I haven't been up to finishing some halo stuff (but I will this summer). For object oriented programming we had to make a small game in groups of two persons. I and a friend a mine decided to go for yahtzee.



    The program is made in eclipse, for use with the JRE (java runtime environment). http://www.java.com/en/download/manual.jsp go here if you have problems after running the installation (game wil not start), download and install the first link on that page.

    The source code is included with the installation and is placed in the installation folder in the src directory, you're free to use any of it, but give credit to kevin and marc . It may not be the best written code of all time, but I'm still learning, and thought that I and my friend did a good job with the program. (so did the teacher ).

    Notes:
    - RUN THE PROGRAM AS ADMIN, otherwise the highscores will not work (for vista and 7 users).
    - the installer package should be in english, but I couldn't test it since the program used to create the msi file, would not let me delete the default dutch language .
    - I translated the program very fast, so there could be some errors in it
    - there is one small bug in the code, when you end your game, some graphical glitches may occer on the roll again button, but these will go away when you start a new game.
    - The background of the game was made by marc and me, and quickly rendered with his core I7.

    DOWNLOAD: http://www.beeles-place.be/scrnsvr_a...zee(EN-US).msi
    SOURCE (PDF):http://www.beeles-place.be/leden/Source.pdf =>source from the dutch version, no english GUI!


    EDIT: I noticed I forgot to translate "beurt" it means "turn" in english, will update when I get the time for it
    EDIT2: fixed above.
    Last edited by beele; June 5th, 2009 at 10:26 AM.
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