jar files are just zipped (or pack2000) files, unzip with wathever compression software you are used to and ther you are

good news!

i'm in infinite envy now. can't speak

bynary annotation, like byte b = %01101100

an interactive shell like python has.

ah silly me it was a missing +1 on the indexes of the points matrix 

Hi all.

I'm having some problems with this lesson of the NeHe tutorials: i see the flag as it was a blind instead a curtain, as you can see in the screenshot, because the sub-quad rows are not connected


my code is almost the same from the tutorial, save for the jsr-231 specific things like texture loading. why im getting this effect?

blame that 

no problem, thanks aniway 

it's impressive how smooth it zooms in and out, are you planning to release the source? i need to know how you did it

happy solstice to everyone!

well it also prints the stack trace to the stderr, but it seems that yout audio device is busy or unavaliable.

I wont mantain the debug version anymore so try the other

updated again, jar is currently on 3958  bytes (without a manifest) but only litle optimization has been aplied to the code, so i can still fix one or two things.

Online scoring system is working    . visit http://flx.proyectoanonimo.com/proyectos/webstart/4kimon/s.php to view the high scores!

the debug version is NOT updated yet, if any of you have problems i'll update it too.

Thanks for the comment, as i said there is't plenty of space left 1) done & 2) done (click only to start playing)

i have also uploaded a debug version (>4096B) that pops up messages with possible exceptions/errors it's here

it's so fast because it pauses when playing the tone, if there is no sound, there is no pause. i'll upload a debug version tomorrow (it's 2:30 am here  )

Simon says, and you must repeat to advance a level! (sound highly recomended)

Simple game, lots of bytes to add features, so feedback is very appreciated, as usual

[size=20pt]High Scores![/size]

Currently, you have to use all the cables to win, i'll set it to chech only the screens if it makes more sense, but on the original it is so.

yaiiiiiiii dedicated fullscreen on linux!! 

Thank you all for the feedbak, it's really apreciated .

I've removed the time limit for the first level of each map size, as a training level.


that's really weird, it has happened to me that not every tile is filled, but i've never had only two tiles 

I've been thinking on doing something like that, but i need to squeeze some more bytes to check and it will take linger to generate a board.


I'll try that, i've been toying with the idea of replacing the dialogs with drawn text, i'll see which one is smallest

So better scoring system and map generation to come.

i have found that sometimes if/else sentences are smaller than '?' inline comparations, specially comparing ints, don't ask me why 

On sounds, i'm working a litle one procedural, if i manage to get some more time to play with it (just got my first job as junior java programmer and i have to catch up  ) i'll post something soon.

cool game, reminds me those old star wars games.

having mouse control instead of keyboard would rock

didn't the rules said that you can't modify the game once submitted?

I have raised a litle the time limit, big map should be no longer impossible.

It can be very dificult sometimes, but every screen has a solution. The game generates the map solved and then shuffles it.

I'm not having losts of time now, but i will soon, so every sugestion is beeing heard even if i don't apply them inmediatly

Really nice! impressive for 4k but i get beaten every time 

you should try to get cursor picking

Awesome!

i've said it before, but i want to be just like markus when i grow old

It's a lot smoother now, very nice to play, however i suck as in every other game 

time is in a 1/10 factor or so, as pointed above :?

thanks for all your coments 


time is shown in a bar over the board, just under the "java aplication window" thing... i should sing the jar

in the meantime, to remove that anoying notification execute javaws without arguments, edit->preferencia->advanced->security->(something about showing protected zone indicator)

Thanks for trying!

Time limits need to be  adjusted, they are harder than i expected    anyway i'll try to squeeze some bytes to add a time switch.

"Wire" images are generated once and rotated every time the tile changes, "terminals" and "server" images are generated each time they are drawn, but i use dirty tiles technique, so i only redraw the tile that is rotating when a tile is rotating.

here is the source but i advise you that it's a complete mess

First submision for me this year.

This is a litle something i did this summer, when i was isolated from the internet and only with a low-end laptop with me. I spent most of the time i should had spet studying playing with the games that kde has on the default kdegames package, and specially with knetwalk until i got bored of it, and decided to go for my own implementation of the tubes game: JNetWalk 4k which is very similar to knetwalk but in this game, you have an anoying time limit

It needs lots of polishing, but i've been quite busy lately, so it'll have to wait or remain as it is now

[edit]Changed link to javaunlimited[/edit]

i may be wrong but...

first 4k game with INTRO ever!!

works nice and smooth on an amd athlonxp 2800+ running linux (2.6.18-2-k7) and java 1.5.0_09

very nice effects, but it's too fast at 'q' quality and too slow at 'w' quality for me.

java version "1.5.0_09"
cpu MHz         : 2096.892