A fork of jOryx to continue development, mainly for educational purposes. Currently in a non-usable state for RotMG 27.7.4.
The MPGH thread for this project can be found here : http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1060531&p=11216413#post11216413
The inspiration and end goals for this project can be found here: http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1060486
Original project created by Furyhunter furyhunter600@gmail.com
##Original Author's Notes
A Realm of the Mad God client. For client version 122.3.2.
Please visit my twitter, @Furyhunter and my tumblr furyhunter.tumblr.com for updates pertaining to the project! Special thanks goes to /r/RotMG on reddit and my friends in My Little Godslayers for giving me the support to make this a reality.
Please note that these requirements are not exact; no extensive testing has been done to ensure that the program operates across several configurations.
- Dual Core processor
- 512MiB free memory
- Hardware-accelerated OpenGL 1.1 support (mandatory)
- Sun Java Standard Edition 6
Simply run the Windows executable or Linux shell script depending on your OS. If you're on OSX, just click the jar file (this does not have the same run parameters as the launchers, so you will probably experience stuttering and memory problems).
If you're not a developer, please download a distribution package from https://github.com/Furyhunter/jOryx/downloads instead of pulling the source.
Simple run the following command in a terminal if you are compiling outside of Eclipse:
ant build
Use the following for more information from the build script:
ant -projecthelp
You need the Java Development Kit installed and on the PATH, and Ant available on the path, in order to build without Eclipse.
If using Eclipse, import the project using the project import wizard in Eclipse. Open the Ant view (Window -> Show View -> Ant) and drag the build.xml into the view. Make a run configuration that starts com.joryx.JOryx with the JVM param -XX:UseConcMarkSweepGC. Optionally, attach jme-src.zip to each of the jME3-*.jar files for javadoc lookup in the code.
Non-client specific code (from oryx-hates-java) is still found in the same package, however the two projects have merged into a single entity as they were converging paths in development anyway.
Version 0.3.0 (in progress):
- Now available under GPLv3 license. Please contribute!
- Update to retail client 122.3.2
- Unlocked access to world portals.
- Sound effects have been added.
- Image handling has been rewritten but has not been extensively tested on systems without non-power of 2 texture support.
- Work in progress...
Version 0.2.0:
- OpenGL 1.1 support (consequently breaking OpenGL 2, 1.1 is forced for all devices for now until a later version)
- Dropped animation shaders in favor of UV-map system
- Redesigned chat UI to be less intrusive.
- You may now mouse over any object to read its health, type number and name
- Portals to other realms work, but combat areas are disabled until projectile implementation is complete. (They work for the most part!)
- Stuttering largely eliminated for multicore systems. Please add the argument -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC if running the jar directly (Linux, OSX)
- You can now relogin correctly after being disconnected.
Version Alpha 1:
- Initial public release
jOryx (GPLv3):
jOryx - A Realm of the Mad God client. Copyright (C) 2011-2012 Furyhunter furyhunter600@gmail.com
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Please see the file LICENSE for more information.
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This software consists of voluntary contributions made by many individuals on behalf of the JDOM Project and was originally created by Jason Hunter <jhunter_AT_jdom_DOT_org> and Brett McLaughlin <brett_AT_jdom_DOT_org>. For more information on the JDOM Project, please see http://www.jdom.org/.
XPath related classes in JDOM have been removed as they are not necessary for this project.