uhhh, your ball-collision code reminds me of my own first idea =)
but like i mentioned before, its not the finest way and contains some very bad traps. anyway, i like your little applet.
btw.: anyone looked into my code …? =))
[quote]unfortunately my only web account doesnt permit applets.
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Strange ISP if they dont allow applets. Its nothing to do with ISP servers, but our webclients ability to run applet plugin.
From server point of view, all .class/.jar files are nothing but files being downloaded by client. There is nothing more or less happening compared to loading your .html files.
i know, the server rules seem to be a little wired, but i checked my applet on my own (personal) old web account - which doesnt exist anymore - and later then on my university account. but there i only get a security exception…
but… source is also a good thing =)
Source is broken, compiler could not find all the classes. Had to uncomment BlockJoker and other classes at the end of Block.java file. Run fine in appletviewer, but did not analyze the code so cannot comment on it.
hmmm, im a little surprised. i tested the source right before i upped it. i will do it again and upload a “new” version.