Yeah say what you want about Fenoxo's stuff but at least they work on it.Bruh I haven't seen on checked out this game in prob 3 years and its still THIS little in content amazing
Where can I find those libraries?It's build from scratch using Java and some built in libraries. Well, a least javafx was built-in back in Java8. Long as you grab that library any newer Java version should work. I'm warning you now figuring out how this project works is a task in of itself.
With the way the project is currently set up, Maven should automatically pull them down when you build it.Where can I find those libraries?
Install Maven and run in the commandWhere can I find those libraries?
Honestly my only beef with his and CoC2 is all the side fluff taking up all the progress timeYeah say what you want about Fenoxo's stuff but at least they work on it.
I am indeed a windows userInstall Maven and run in the command
mvn install
in the directory with pom.xml(Probably the first directory when you open the public build)
Unfortunately build is failing thanks to Innoxia's funny programming habits such as:
1)Using Java FX
2)Using Nashorn
Both of these are not included in latest builds of openJDK so good luck getting the game to compile.
Are you a Windows user? In that case just use the exe file. Let us Linux users struggle for the lulz lol.
The way I hear it, Inno is very protective, so yeah, probably.Is there any chance Innoxia would try and seek legal trouble if I continue the game?
Would she have grounds? Is the game copywrited or anything?The way I hear it, Inno is very protective, so yeah, probably.
Yes, if you go to the games github you can read the license agreement.Would she have grounds? Is the game copywrited or anything?
If you're that determined to work on it then please consult someone who's well-versed in finding loopholes in such licenses. Don't take the advice of random people on this site.What program should I use? I can't seem to find a good one