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Offline nickdammit

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« on: 2006-09-07 09:06:07 »
My company is looking to acquire source code for a high-quality web-browser Java pool and snooker game - using either 2D or 3D graphics. Does anyone out there want to turn that archived game project into extra income? If it's the code is good, we would also like to ask you to develop some of the extra features we require.

Please send a message to me via this forum's messaging system. Please remember to paste into the message a brief resume and details of the code's capabilities and level of finish.

Many thanks.
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« Reply #1 on: 2006-09-07 11:06:20 »
Hi,

What is your company? I might be interested. I have a relatively decent pool game that I made for my university course. At the moment it runs with web start using the LWJGL 3D library. But in the latest version of LWJGL applet support has been introduced so it would be possible in theory to convert the code to run as an applet.

The game offers a pretty simple table, game rules, physics and multiplayer over a network. The code is pretty ugly though. It depends what you're looking for. Anyway check it out:

http://www.terabytelabs.net/projects.php

For some reason the webstart application doesn't run on linux. This is some problem with my host as for some reason it just really really doesn't like linux.

Edit:

OK, I've created a MJS account where hopefully my pool game will now run on linux. If my website link above didn't work, try this one:

http://www.myjavaserver.com/~aspurling/pool/pool.jnlp
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