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Planet Jay

By d33jay

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lupinius 2012-04-23 06:56

When I try to start the game i get an error message saying "Could not find the main class: com.ld48.main.Game. Program will exit."

icefox 2012-04-23 07:08

Probably not as bad as you think. Has solid basic elements: Go Get Stuff, followed by Use Stuff To Get Better Stuff. The rest is just details. :-)

Though at some point I somehow ended up with negative amounts of ingredients.

d33jay 2012-04-24 03:49

yeah um my bad about that, but i'm not patching that. and lupinius, i'm not sure why, i fixed that problem a while ago.

tinco 2012-04-24 22:46

This game also runs on OSX, just rename the exe to .jar. (or in terminal: java -jar filename)

tinco 2012-04-24 22:53

I got into a situation where the game allowed me to make 2 recipes at once, but when I pressed e it put my amounts in the negative.

d33jay 2012-04-25 23:58

i frogt to add in code that checks if it is negative or if you can craft the recipie. i'm not gonna patch it sorry

caranha 2012-04-26 16:30

I also get the "could not find the main class". Not only that, the other file in the zipped archive tries to install an add-on in my system. WTF??

valeour 2012-05-06 15:44

Couldn't run either. Same Error as Lupinius

kevinworkman 2012-05-12 05:28

The basics are there, it just needs some polish. I almost finished the game, but I kept getting in a situation where a resource spawned too close to the crafter, so I had no way of picking it up without also creating the seaweed seed (which I already created), which sent me back to waiting for flowers to respawn.

And just a note on how you're coming across- people aren't asking you to patch your game, they're just telling you about their experience. So for you to just say "yeah not gonna patch that" or "I fixed that error already" (if you fixed it, people wouldn't be seeing it) comes off as a bit rude. It's probably one of the reasons you're not getting many votes or comments. Take that how you will.

Also, this is a Java game, so why not offer it as an applet or a webstart, or at least a jar? I don't like downloading .exe files on my computer, and this just seemed to be a wrapped-up jar file anyway. That's another reason you aren't getting many votes. You might consider using the free Java hosting I offer at http://StaticVoidGames.com.