So, I’m trying to upload my Java game that I’m coming up on finishing. It has roughly 4,500 lines of code, 6 classes, and future updates to come.
The site only accepts C or Unity, of course I could hand convert the code to C, but that’d be a lot of work LOL. I tried a few online Java -> “C” convertors but they don’t really work that well. They break my classes down, and make it annoying.
So what’s your question?
Is there any easier way to convert Java to C or Unity.
C does not support classes or any fancy stuff, so any Java->C converter is going to be messy.
As for Unity, I don’t think you even have a chance.
The question is, what kind of site only allows C/Unity anyway?
You’re better off looking elsewhere.
I’m trying to upload my game to kongregate, a fairly large gaming ground…
Step 1:
Learn C.
Step 2:
Port Java code to C.
^ this 
Once you become fairly decent at java, it’s not too terribly hard to port a small game/program to another language. Just a little time consuming.
lol those language converters are lulz
It doesn’t even make sense for Kongregate to accept C source code in the first place. Are you sure that’s what they require?
A quick look at their FAQ gives me this: http://www.kongregate.com/pages/help#uploading-q-2
yeah, there are some that kinda-sorta work, but the irony is half the time you have to pretty much know how to port it manually anyway to fix all the errors. … and sometimes the errors are so numerous that you’ll probably port it faster manually too.
Well Unity allows for C# scripts which is almost syntactically identical to Java.
Also, Microsoft has an article showing what you’d do in Java and how to do it in C#.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms228358(v=vs.90).aspx
As they accept HTML5 the simplest route may be a port to libGDX and then just build the html5 version?