step 1: install java
First of, who ever thoughts that making enumeration for holding quests is a good idea? Its literally already using tree for quests.
MAIN("Lilith's Throne", "You have completed all main quest content in this version!",
QuestType.MAIN,
QuestTree.mainQuestTree)
Speaking of a phone version...
JavaFX is bundled in the Oracle JRE8. That's still the recommended version on java.com, so most users won't have to worry about manually setting up JFX.
It doesn't, and yeah, that confused me at first, too.
How many kids you got wandering around, even unmet? Even with the new tech update that helps some with this issue, too many kids grinds the game to a halt. Might have to go out and "cull the herd"
java.com is owned by oracle. Oracle should go die in a fire.
Well thats just stupid, as I already said.
class Player
{
private vector or what its in java, List???<QuestItem> active quests, finished quests;
}
class QuestItem
{
private QuestTreeNode starting quest point;
private QuestTreeNode current quest node;
public enum get_quest_status() const {}
public void try_update_quest(dump all info about player here) {}
}
class QuestTreeNode
{
private QuestTreeNode owner;
private List<QuestTreeNode> possible routes;
public void can_quest_progress(player inventory/position/etc) {}
}
Thanks for providing the info. I tried all sorts of things that didn't work (Manjaro Linux), including building from source. Always ran into thatIt depends on which distribution you're using. If you're using Arch, install the java8-openjdk and java8-openjfx packages. If you're using Ubuntu, install the openjdk-8-jre and openjfx packages. Later versions of OpenJDK might work as long as OpenJFX is also installed, but JRE 8 is the developer recommended version.
I wouldn't bother with Wine. Aside from having pretty specific requirements the game works very well under Linux (as well as Lilith's Throne can run, anyway).
Error: Could not find or load main class com.lilithsthrone.main.Main error. Finding this post saved the day.
I agree (I don't use Oracle JRE/JDK) but most people a) don't really care and b) don't want to go through the hassle. Most people would sooner skip the game than do a bunch of nerdy shit just to get it to start.
They're running the same code. The Windows version just includes a prepackaged version of Java to make it easier to unpack and play.
Yep. Almost all of my development on LT has been done using AdoptOpenJDK. I also use Adopt extensively on production servers for running Java-based services. Definitely safe and reliable as long as you get it from the official site. Just bear in mind that you'll have to manage your own JavaFX installation if you switch to Adopt.
I mean…yeah, it totally is. You did ask why it worked, though.
Glad it helped! Enjoy.
