Hello Thomas!
Sorry, but i musst correct you.
The system is not called Symbion.
It is called Symbian.
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Corry and all,
I know some of you are excited about the potential of supporting smart
phones, but my feeling is this. First, it is imparative that USA Games
finishes our tests using the Java platform for games. Second, we need to
build
I too would play it on my phone.
James Scholes
http://www.jamesscholes.com
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I think you
Hi Charles,
Quite right. When learning to program or to target an unknown platform
you really do have to learn to walk before you can run. Smile
Charles Rivard wrote:
Like the old Ventures tune, Walk, don't run.
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Hi Kuvvosh,
I'm not going to say that is impossible, but the initial version
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Hi Kuvvosh,
I'm not going to say that is impossible, but the initial version if I
use Java 2 SE would be mainly designed for PC and Mac platforms. I'd
have to convert the Java code from J2SE to J2ME to support smart
Hi William,
Yes, that is one of the games under concideration for cross platform
conversion using Java. The more i look at what needs to be done it would
be actually more rational to convert the game to Java making the
changes, bug fixes, as I convert the code from C# to Java.
As it happens I
Hi Kuvvosh,
Well, one question I have about Mobile Speak is how well does it handle
Java applications. For example, how well does it do with Java dialog
boxes written using the swing API. There are some things like the
registration form that would need to be accessible to Mobile Speak.
As far
Hello Thomas!
About what game do you talk?
About raceway?
Regards, Claudio.
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Hi Kuvvosh,
I'm not going to say that is impossible, but the initial version if I
use Java 2 SE would be mainly designed for PC and Mac platforms. I'd
have
, 2008 2:01 PM
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Hi Kuvvosh,
Well, one question I have about Mobile Speak is how well does it handle
Java applications. For example, how well does it do with Java dialog
boxes written using the swing API. There are some things like the
registration
game web site?
Hi Kuvvosh,
I'm not going to say that is impossible, but the initial version if I
use Java 2 SE would be mainly designed for PC and Mac platforms. I'd
have to convert the Java code from J2SE to J2ME to support smart phones,
PDA's, and other devices that use the Java Mobile
Hi Claudio,
Well, my research into Java based audio games would apply to all of my
future games, but specificly at the moment my primary research is about
porting Mysteries Of The Aztecs to a Java platform so that it can be
operating system independant.
I do think however it would be very cool
Hi,
Well, at the moment my primary focus is still on PC games and Windows
games since that is still the largest section of users of accessible
games, and Java access issues and solutions on Mac, Windows, and Linux
for me is solvable.
For example, I recently discovered a new Window toolkit for
Hi,
It is possible. Raceway has the basic engine in place, and it isn't at
all impossible to port it to Java and then make it run on Mac, Linux,
and Windows operating systems.
constantine (on laptop) wrote:
Hi,
Will this be at all possible with USA raceway? I'd have fun playing it on
the
Hi Corry and all,
I know some of you are excited about the potential of supporting smart
phones, but my feeling is this. First, it is imparative that USA Games
finishes our tests using the Java platform for games. Second, we need to
build a stable and working engine to base games on. Third,
Thomas, have you checked into JInput? I believe it supports
steering wheels etc as well as force feedback.
what features of raceway were you commenting on?…
Smiles,
CQ :)
On Feb 29, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Claudio,
Well, my research into Java based audio games
Hi Cara,
Indeed I have. There is a link to JInput on the USA Games dev center
http://developers.usagames.us
which takes you directly to the JInput home page.
Anyway, I am not as concerned over joysticks, force feedback wheels, etc
as losing Sapi 5 support on non-Windows platforms. There are a
well Its not smartphones I want games for but also the games using the simbion
os.
At 02:43 p.m. 1/03/2008, you wrote:
Hi Corry and all,
I know some of you are excited about the potential of supporting smart
phones, but my feeling is this. First, it is imparative that USA Games
finishes our
Hi Shaun,
Ok? your message didn't make a lot of sense. The Symbion OS is the
primary operating system for smart phones, cellular devices, etc. I can
think of some brands like Nokia that uses Symbion almost exclusively in
there cellular devices. So obviously an accessible game to run on Nokia
Ah Thomas, you can see I've visited the website lately! lol!
anyway, very cool and I'd forgotten about SAPI as an issue, but I
too, would think there's got to be some sort of reasonable work around
as you suggest.
Smiles,
Cara :)
On Feb 29, 2008, at 6:07 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
I get ya. Keep us poasted.
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Hi Corry and all,
I know some of you are excited about
aah.
I thought windows mobile was only on smartphones and simbian was only on the
high end phones that were not smartphones.
At 03:41 p.m. 1/03/2008, you wrote:
Hi Shaun,
Ok? your message didn't make a lot of sense. The Symbion OS is the
primary operating system for smart phones, cellular
Hi Kuvvosh,
I'm not going to say that is impossible, but the initial version if I
use Java 2 SE would be mainly designed for PC and Mac platforms. I'd
have to convert the Java code from J2SE to J2ME to support smart phones,
PDA's, and other devices that use the Java Mobile Eddition. While that
Hi Kuvvosh,
Well, most of the web site is back up and running, but there are a
couple of areas I haven't completed yet. I am also working on the
developer center
http://developers.usagames.us
which has the basic wiki framework setup, a few pages started, but I
have been far too busy to really
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] USA game web site?
Hi Kuvvosh,
Well, most of the web site is back up and running, but there are a
couple of areas I haven't completed yet. I am also working on the
developer center
http://developers.usagames.us
which has the basic wiki framework setup, a few pages started
Ok, I'm wondering when the Site will be back up and operational? As I have
yet got my copy of the new Beta. And also any news on the beta 2 of the new
game? What is going to be different then Returns?
Kuvvosh
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the site seems to be up last I looked.
At 12:20 p.m. 27/02/2008, you wrote:
Ok, I'm wondering when the Site will be back up and operational? As I have
yet got my copy of the new Beta. And also any news on the beta 2 of the new
game? What is going to be different then Returns?
Kuvvosh
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