UndertaleME Github

[JoseskVolpe]

¡I just created a Github page for my UndertaleME project. A Fight Undertale Game Engine for J2ME!

Now, the source-code is open to the public and anyone can contribute to this project inspecting issues, glitches and making improvements, modifications and features

You can find the Jar into the files, althought it's not a release and it's not obsfuscated.

There's also a instruction with download URLs for SDKs and plugins about how to setup J2ME SDK into Eclipse, where you can begin scripting your games

¡Checkout!

Github

Or check project's website

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[JoseskVolpe]

(04-30-2021 09:25 AM)star cash Wrote:  What this for

That's a open-source project for a engine of Undertale Fighting System for Java ME. Basically, a tool people can make fangames with
GIthub is a platform for open-source projects, you can view their codes, fork them and make a new version contributing to the developers
It is a good way to begin scripting in Java ME if you're already good in programming logics

[JoseskVolpe]

(04-30-2021 10:45 AM)star cash Wrote:  

(04-30-2021 10:03 AM)JoseskVolpe Wrote:  

(04-30-2021 09:25 AM)star cash Wrote:  What this for

That's a open-source project for a engine of Undertale Fighting System for Java ME. Basically, a tool people can make fangames with
GIthub is a platform for open-source projects, you can view their codes, fork them and make a new version contributing to the developers
It is a good way to begin scripting in Java ME if you're already good in programming logics

Is it for programming game

It'll be a library. You will use it to create Undertale fangames with it.

[JoseskVolpe]

(04-30-2021 11:49 PM)star cash Wrote:  But it for programming game???

A quicky answer. Somewhat that. Yes

[Abidemhie]

Creating game needs pc

[JoseskVolpe]

(05-01-2021 01:14 AM)star cash Wrote:  you can use smartphone if you want

The tutorial i wrote is specific for Eclipse tho, there's currently no version for Android phones for this IDE, and i know no good IDE for Java on Android, but, as it's open-source, there could be, but still would need a port of the JDK, wich also has a open-source edition

But you can install a virtual machine and use it in a Android smartphone. I recommend Debian noroot: https://apkpure.com/debian-noroot/com.cuntubuntu
Then you install an old Eclipse version that supports OpenJDK 1.6
I managed to do this one time

But i warn that Sun Wireless Toolkit was not made for Linux and it's very hard to make it work properly in Wine, specially into ARM architecture

[Abidemhie]

Reply my pm.