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COMPSYS 302 Java Game Design Project

  • Group 01
  • Final Submission Version
  • Apologies for the large repo size, it's because we used uncompressed .wav files for Linux compatibility

How do I play?

Use the arrow keys and ENTER to navigate the menus. To play a campaign game:

  • From the main menu, select Campaign
  • In the Campaign menu you can choose to create a new campaign, continue a campaign in progress, or play a campaign level

To play a multiplayer or single player game:

  • From the main menu, select Multiplayer
  • In the Player select screen use LEFT or RIGHT to choose each player's class, and UP to toggle between player or AI control. Press ENTER to confirm.
  • In the Mutators select screen use UP and DOWN to select a mutator, and ENTER key to modify it.
  • Select Start to play

To play the game:

  • Top Left Player: A, D, W
  • Bottom Left Player: J, L, I
  • Bottom Right Player: LEFT, RIGHT, UP
  • Top Right Player: NUMPAD9, NUMPAD3, NUMPAD5 (ensure NUMLOCK is on)
  • If your class has a cool down ability then it is ready whenever the flag in your corner is fully opaque.

How do I set up in Eclipse?

  1. Clone the repository onto your system
  2. Open Eclipse
  3. Go to File > Import
  4. Select General > Existing Projects into Workspace
  5. Next to "Select root directory", browse to the repository location, and select the Warlords folder
  6. Click Finish, and the project will appear in Eclipse

Additional Steps: (If you are getting JavaFX compilation errors)

  1. Go to Window > Preference > Java
  2. Under the JRE tab select 'Installed JREs'
  3. Click Add and select 'Standard VM'
  4. Click directory and navigate to /usr/lib/jvm/jdk1.8.0_91 then click OK
  5. Click Finish then tick the JDK you just added
  6. Click OK then Run

How do I run the Eclipse project?

  1. In Eclipse, open the warlords > WarlordsController.java class
  2. Click Run

Who do I talk to?

  • Sylvain Bechet
  • Mark Yep