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JavaFX Breakout (Project Nile) Webstart Link
Friday, October 10, 2008
By request, I’ve posted a Java Web Start enabled version of the JavaFX Illustrator Breakout app described in the previous post.
The app requires at least Java 6 to run (and possibly even 1.6u10, but I’m not positive on that — but hey, Java 6u10 is out of beta, so why not grab it anyway?)
I should throw in all kinds of caveats about poor collision detection and bugs all over the place, but it’s just a play test to futz with Project Nile — so keep that in mind, and be gentle. I’d be happy to post the source code too if there’s interest.
Anyway, enough of my gabbing. Click here to launch it.
Sten Anderson
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