Week 10

Hi,

This week, I did not do any coding but only helped my teammates in completing the documents. 

There was also some testing to be done.

This is the end of this blog.

Thanks for reading.

About 6 hrs were spent on these tasks.

while(! (succeed = try() )); 😋

Cheers

Week 9

Hi,

This week me and my teammate completed the whole game. JavaFx was very nice to use. We of course had lots of errors but with the help of stack Overflow we solved them. Unfortunately, the game is not 100% complete. Some functionalities are missing.

For the display, I was not able to produce a software that could resize along with the stage.

The player status also does not change. This could have been solved in less than 15 mins with the bind method but we were running out of time.

I created all the assets that was used in the game except the Menu Screen's background.
I used Photoshop to modify some and most of them was created by myself.

I also received some help from my teammate for moving the ships on the board.

Next week, we are going to complete all the documents that need to be submitted.

About 9 hrs were spent on these tasks.

while(! (succeed = try() )); 😋

Cheers

Week 8

Hi,

This week, we got a confirmation that we are not allowed to use LibGdx and should go either swift or JavaFx. As javaFx is newer and more powerful, me and teammate agreed to use javaFx.

We unfortunately lost a lot of time with learning, coding and debugging LibGdx but in the end, I’m quite pleased with JavaFx.

So basically, since I know nothing of JavaFx, this week is only about tutorials and analyzing some classes that will be useful to develop my display.

Meanwhile, SVN was set up with no problems since we are now using JavaFx.

I’m sure this will go faster as JavaFx has much more tutorials and support for debugging (stack Overflow) on the internet.

Next week, I will try to finish the whole display.

About 84 hrs were spent on these tasks.

while(! (succeed = try() )); 😋

Cheers