Congratulations on your determination! [&o]

And hooray for a Java written wargame! (Any JavaFX in it?)

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[:)] that's sooo '90 [;)]<br/>
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Java nowadays has a very good performance model. It is almost as fast as C++. In some place even faster (due to the small footprint which can fit ...

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Java in combination Desert War 1940-3 will not be a problem.<br/>
The game can be bundled with a suitable Java engine in a way that Java doesn't have to be installed.<br/>
So no security risk at all.<br/>
I can help the developer in doing this (he knows my address <E>;-)</E>).<br ...

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ORIGINAL: GordianKnot<br/>
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Its a VERY steep learning curve. I've been programming professionally for over 25 years and nothing in my professional life could completely prepare me for writing a war game. Especially the AI. <br/>
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But if its something you want ...

Ah... that certainly explains it.
At least the 2nd Pz. had enough rest [;)]

That worked.

BTW: I had some difficulty to get the bridge ready in time. The Dasburg bridge only was finished at D2 08:00. The pioniers where "resting" a lot. Historical they were finished in the evening at day 1.


gr,

Jacco

Hello,

In the "Race to Bastogne" scenario the game crashes when the bridge in Dasburg was finished.
The message says "Recalculate the path" and then the game crashed.

Gr,

Jacco