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- _vk October 2014
- arco October 2014
- Chrisir October 2014
- GoToLoop October 2014
- KevinWorkman October 2014
- mcspud October 2014
- MenteCode October 2014
- pennpress1 October 2014
- PhiLho October 2014
- quark November 2014
- TechWiz777 November 2014
- tlecoz October 2014
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Shameless self-promotion: you can also use JarMatey to convert your Processing sketch to a jar, then upload it to Static Void Games...
IMO, folks should 1st try JS Mode out before relying to JApplet exports! >-)
OY mates! You both are right.
You can still upload applets to Open Processing I have just done that with my Halloween sketch.
So here it is, Spook Manor.
It might take a little while to start - so please be patient.
Exporting to a jar doesn't export it as an applet. It exports it as a runnable jar that people can download and double-click to run.
I suppose different people prefer to run things differently, but it's an option nonetheless.
Hey everyone, so yeah post your codes!
this idea was a great success, so many people took part!
Congrats!
I love halloween
C'mon guys! lets put our programs
Hello!
Hey quark, I can't view your code becuase I don't have the data associated with it. Could you upload a download link to a source code?
You can download it from OpenProcessing there is a link below the applet
Okay
I know that it is almost a month from then, but it is time to thank everyone and announce our winners. Since only 4 people took part, a spot is guaranteed for everyone.
1st Place: @Quark Spook Manor. Loved the sounds, and storyline. Very friendly Halloween game.
Other 1st Place: @KevinWorkman Escape from Monster City. Loved the thought and consideration and effort put in the game.
2nd Place: @arco GodBlessPaint Intrigued me how the paints came so nicely, to me it could have been number one if there were any Halloween art contests. I watched the demo over and over again so many times, and showed it to friends and teachers at school. They were amazed.
3rd place: @pennpress1
Witch on a broom. Let me tell you, I've done something similar and it is not too easy-it takes a lot of time and patience. I appreciate pen press coming out and doing the best that he/she could and I respect that.
Thank you to all once again.