rfeoi / scrapt

A game framework inspired by Scratch

This Project will not be maintanaced

If you wish to see just the java api feature go to https://github.com/strifel/ObjectsShow

Scrapt

What is Scrapt?

Scrapt is a tool for creating your own Minigames with and without Java. It is inspired by Scratch/Snap.

How can I use Scrapt?

Currently there are two ways to use Scrapt: As script Language and as Java API. Both can be used with one File (scrapt.jar).

How can I use the Java API?

Link the jar File to your project. Or clone repository and do mvn install and add Scrapt as maven dependency. An example, for using the library, can be found here.

How can I use the script language?

In the Wiki you can find the documentation of the script language. Here you can find an example.

Where can I submit an Issue/Idea

Here!

Can I contribute to this Project.

You can just fork the Project, do your things and create a Pull Request. We fork this, if it is well written, compatible with the project and useful.

Which java version should I use?

We use Oracle JDK 8 for building and coding. All commits are build by Oracle JDK 8,9,10 and by OpenJDK 8. We do not support them, if they cause any issues use Oracle JDK 8 for Scrapt. All we know is that JDK 7 does not work.

License

On February 2nd 2018 this is using MIT License.

I have a question!

You can just write me an email: (english or german) [email protected]. Or you can just create an issue.

scrapt's Issues

On slow devices screen flickers

Maybe it could be fixed by rendering each spirit in own Thread.

This tested in scrapt language

Needs Variable Support

There are just few things needed in Interpreter

enhancement

Not creating thousands of threads maby "recycle" them

Error while using stopAtWall with script Language

``java.lang.NullPointerExceptionat com.rfeoi.scrapt.script.interpreter.Loader.execute(Loader.java:114) at com.rfeoi.scrapt.script.interpreter.Interpreter.produce(Interpreter.java:40) at com.rfeoi.scrapt.script.interpreter.Loader.lambda$start$0(Loader.java:122) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)
While using
`this->stopAtWall()`