The IDK Project [Java]

[Emily]

Great updates Steve. Still this development is going great! Don't ruin it please by selling it in the end.
Hopefully Sulake won't sue you and force you to stop. Best developer I've seen in years.

 

[Unphased]

Never thought the development would come this far and get updated so often. Probably because we don't get enough people who dedicate themselves this much.

 

[Quackster]

Great updates Steve. Still this development is going great! Don't ruin it please by selling it in the end.
Hopefully Sulake won't sue you and force you to stop. Best developer I've seen in years.

Sulake doesn't sue, they can't afford to take down all the people who develop, so they send out a scare tactic instead.

 

[The General]

Sulake doesn't sue, they can't afford to take down all the people who develop, so they send out a scare tactic instead.

Then tell me why you did sign those letters?


Their tactics then apparently works...

 

[Caustik]

Then tell me why you did sign those letters?


Their tactics then apparently works...

Because why would you ruin your life over habbo?
Alex done what any sane person would do.

 

[Quackster]

Then tell me why you did sign those letters?


Their tactics then apparently works...

I was forced to sign it by my parents.

 

[iJay]

Hmmm

This looks awesome, keep up the good work man, This is defs gonna go somewhere

Fingers crossed, German power!

 

[steffchef]

Started to work on teleporters.

Cheers,
Steve Winfield

 

[Nillus]

Cool beans Steve, I was curious whether someone already wrote an emulator in Scala, Googled and then ended up here. Pure Java!

Anyway, interesting to read that you managed to implement a solver for the 'Banzai connected shapes filler' thing, most people never bothered with that but back in the day I thought it was a nice challenge. Recursive implementation? Fills any polygon or just rectangles? I remember that it was a witch when trying to get it right in all scenarios.

Keep it up, cool job on the JS plugins as well!

 

[capostrike93]

Cool beans Steve, I was curious whether someone already wrote an emulator in Scala, Googled and then ended up here. Pure Java!

Anyway, interesting to read that you managed to implement a solver for the 'Banzai connected shapes filler' thing, most people never bothered with that but back in the day I thought it was a nice challenge. Recursive implementation? Fills any polygon or just rectangles? I remember that it was a witch when trying to get it right in all scenarios.

Keep it up, cool job on the JS plugins as well!

I think my bainzai code is the better (i never seen a better one..)

	private static List<GenericFloorItem> findCombo(final GenericFloorItem tile, final int find, int X, int Y, int xCan, int yCan, int curRot, int turn) {
		final boolean[] moves = new boolean[4];

		if(xCan == -1) {
			moves[0] = true;
		} else if(xCan == 1) {
			moves[2] = true;
		} else if(xCan == 0) {
			moves[0] = true;
			moves[2] = true;
		}
		if(yCan == -1) {
			moves[1] = true;
		} else if(yCan == 1) {
			moves[3] = true;
		} else if(yCan == 0) {
			moves[1] = true;
			moves[3] = true;
		}

		if((xCan != 0 || yCan != 0) && tile.getX() == X && tile.getY() == Y) {
			return new ArrayList<GenericFloorItem>();
		}

		for(int i=0;i<4;i++) {
			if(!moves[i]) {
				continue;
			}

			int x,y;
			if(i == 0) {
				x = X + 1;
				y = Y;
			} else if(i == 1) {
				x = X;
				y = Y + 1;
			} else if(i == 2) {
				x = X - 1;
				y = Y;
			} else { //  if(i == 3)
				x = X;
				y = Y - 1;
			}

			final RoomTask room = tile.getRoom();

			final int nextXY = x + (y * room.model.widthX);

			if(x < room.model.widthX && y < room.model.heightY) {
				final GenericFloorItem top = (GenericFloorItem)room.topFloorItems.get(nextXY);
				if(top != null) {
					if(top.getIntData() == find) {
						if(curRot != i && curRot != -1) {
							if(turn != 0) {
								List<GenericFloorItem> found = null;
								if(i == 0) {
									found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, -1, (yCan*-1), i, (turn - 1));
								} else if(i == 1) {
									found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, (xCan*-1), -1, i, (turn - 1));
								} else if(i == 2) {
									found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, 1, (yCan*-1), i, (turn - 1));
								} else if(i == 3) {
									found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, (xCan*-1), 1, i, (turn - 1));
								}
								if(found != null) {
									found.add(top);
									return found;
								}
							}
						} else {
							List<GenericFloorItem> found = null;
							if(i == 0) {
								found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, -1, yCan, i, turn);
							} else if(i == 1) {
								found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, xCan, -1, i, turn);
							} else if(i == 2) {
								found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, 1, yCan, i, turn);
							} else if(i == 3) {
								found = findCombo(tile, find, x, y, xCan, 1, i, turn);
							}
							if(found != null) {
								found.add(top);
								return found;
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}

		return null;
	}

is a recursive function..

 

[iGalaxy]

Hey man will you release the iOS, Android app as well?

 

[Hejula]

Hey man will you release the iOS, Android app as well?

It uses HTML5 so runs in the browser.

 

[iGalaxy]

@Hejula he created an Android and iOS app

 

[steffchef]

Hejula he created an Android and iOS app

Which are just HTML5 Applications running on native apps.. You can download the Android APK on a extern server, if you would like the iOS app with notifications you have to jailbreak your system (you could also open smartkeeping with your safari browser and save the page as an application on your home screen)

Cheers,
Steve Winfield

 

[iGalaxy]

ooo nice!! steffchef how did you make an HTML5 App for Android?

 

[Caustik]

ooo nice!! steffchef how did you make an HTML5 App for Android?

There are many frameworks that allow for this. Cordova, Phonegap, Ionic and more I can't think of

 

[iGalaxy]

There are many frameworks that allow for this. Cordova, Phonegap, Ionic and more I can't think of

But do any allow php aswell? (php fanboy)

 

[Caustik]

But do any allow php aswell? (php fanboy)

No point, you'd have to repackage the PHP runtime for mobile devices.
--
Scratch that, http://www.zend.com/en/products/studio/

 

[steffchef]

There are many frameworks that allow for this. Cordova, Phonegap, Ionic and more I can't think of

Just created a little android app which opens smartkeeping via a Blink WebView and implemented Notifications via JavaScript (on top of that there is a service running in the background)

Cheers,
Steve Winfield

 

[steffchef]

Cheers,
Steve Winfield