An intuitive and simple arena battle game involving strategy.
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You will need git (to clone our repository) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) v1.8 (or greater) (to run the game).
Please see https://git-scm.com/downloads for more information.
You likely already have the Java Runtime Environment installed on your machine and will not need to download this package.
However, should you have difficulties running CodeCarnage, please see https://java.com/en/download/ .
- Clone our git repository (if you are unsure how to clone a git repository, please see https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/ .)
- Navigate to the folder where you cloned the git repository (this path will end with CodeCarnage).
- Double-click the CodeCarnage-all.jar file.
- Play!
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Clone our git repository (if you are unsure how to clone a git repository, please see https://help.github.com/articles/cloning-a-repository/ .)
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Navigate to the folder where you cloned the git repository via a terminal window and type the following command:
java -jar CodeCarnage-all.jar
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Play!
In order to run the program, you may have to enable a setting to "Allow apps downloaded from Anywhere". See this for more information.
If you cannot access a Linux Device, we recommend using a Virtual Environment with Fedora, as this is a tested environment. To do this, see http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Fedora-17-in-Virtualbox (while the article is slightly outdated, the procedure is extremely similar).
You could also try to follow the Linux and Mac instructions at your own risk.
Sean Brais, Jacob Ekstrum, Nick Martin, and David Olsen.
CodeCarnage is an arena battle game where each side indirectly controls a robot. The robot is manipulated through a custom script that the user creates through a clickable interface, allowing for a unique gameplay experience every time!
Please see our GitHub Wiki for more information about the core developers and the intended goals, and check out CodeCarnage.ga/me for planned features and developments! Anouncements will also appear on Twitter.
Contributions are always welcome.
Please see the CodeCarnage GitHub Wiki for contribution information. Thank you for your interest!
Please see The License (LICENSE) for licensing information.
Please see the sources file (SOURCES) for information pertaining to sources used.