Kotlin in some cases create more compact/optimized code than 'native' Java, because it avoid usage of objects (in OOP sense). So in case where 'native' Java would create an object (in OOP sense) Kotlin just set there an array, or pair of variables, or etc.
Integer.valueOf(parentElement.getAttribute("sonsMother"))mvn javafx:run
That's more like a gentle flogging, really. If you have enough NPCs in the world the game has a tendency to create and trash several very large and expensive lists between turns.
well for me atm it almost shits the bed constantly because I guess I am on linux and the javafx-webview throws enough nullptrs to make using the menus with a mouse almost impossible.
Weird…I've generally had good luck getting it to run under Linux. I run Arch (btw) and have had success with just about everything from Java 11-17. I wonder if you're missing a dependency.
well i will admit this was the version i compiled myself using the pom i provided on kde neon on my T480 which besides my gateway is the only good pc i have atm.
Given how dangerous it already is to have too many npcs in a save, this might be risky. You're probably safer just picking your own art for the few RNG NPCs you choose to keep around long-term.
On Discord, there's an art pack made by Stickface.
You have too old pc/not enough RAM for a game. Yet, it require >8 gigs of ram to work properly, despite being a text only game.
My 2Tb RAM super computer choked and died in a glorious blast the moment I booted up my 7 children save file.
How the fuck do you have 2TB of RAM? And how do I get that sort of money?
Imma take a wild guess and assume they're joking.
Strange, my laptop has 16GB of RAM. Is there anything that could be preventing the game from accessing it or limiting what it can access?