Edit: Security problem has been fixed. Download the .jar to play the game. Only been tested on windows 8.1. Please post any other problems you have to the comments and thank you for your patience.
Help the Soviet Snowman Fight off the Capitalist Pigs invading his area! Use the arrow keys to throw hammers in that direction. Click in side of the applet window to begin.
Unfortunately I can't get past the security issue on OSX. I tried lowering my security level but it only goes down to high, there's no medium option on OSX :( I suggest trying the Ludum Dare IRC channel to see if anyone can help you package it into a jar file (I don't know anything about that, sorry).
Oh, why is java so bossy... After some attempts, I managed to launch the game and got the same problem as FloatingGhost. Java 7/Firefox whatever/Win7 (32bit)
Sorry man, I couldn't run the game. I downloaded the jar file and when running it with java -jar I got this error: "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: Man : Unsupported major.minor version 52.0". I have Java 1.6.0_65, perhaps your code requires the latest and greatest version of Java? (this is on OSX)
Java Exception, sorry. I have java 7, widows 7, maybe I need java 8? Would suprise me, after looking at the source. I did extract the files(so that's not the problem). I checked file capitalisation(because that's a common problem...).
My 2 cents: I noticed you didn't put all the resources in the .jar
Snowman = Snowman.read(ImageLoader.class.getResourceAsStream("SovietSnowman.png")); And put your image in the package of the same class. That way you can ship a simple single runnable .jar file.
I also noticed the source folder you give is missing some images (like splash.png)
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I get a score thingy, then a game over screen.
Java 7/Firefox 34/Win8 (64bit)
After some attempts, I managed to launch the game and got the same problem as FloatingGhost.
Java 7/Firefox whatever/Win7 (32bit)
(this is on OSX)
I have java 7, widows 7, maybe I need java 8? Would suprise me, after looking at the source.
I did extract the files(so that's not the problem).
I checked file capitalisation(because that's a common problem...).
My 2 cents:
I noticed you didn't put all the resources in the .jar
Instead of:
Snowman = ImageIO.read(new File("asdf\\SovietSnowman.png"));
put:
Snowman = Snowman.read(ImageLoader.class.getResourceAsStream("SovietSnowman.png"));
And put your image in the package of the same class.
That way you can ship a simple single runnable .jar file.
I also noticed the source folder you give is missing some images (like splash.png)
Hope any of this helps.