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2018-10-24 17:12:13 -05:00
2018-10-24 23:18:52 +00:00

GameOfLife

The program I have created is a clone I made from the ground up of the popular
Conway's Game of Life game.

Please Note The Following:

  • This is just a little side project to work on my optimization skills and mess
    around with different patterns in Conway's Game of Life.
  • IMPORTANT: Requires Java 8

A little bit about the game

If you have never heard of the "Game of Life", developed by John Conway in the
early 70's I suggest that you check out the wikepedia page listed here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conway%27s_Game_of_Life. It is a fun little game
that replicates cell automation. Below I will list some fun patterns to get you
started.

Patterns

Still Patterns

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Oscillating Patterns

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Spaceship Patterns (AKA - Patterns that move on their own)

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These are not all the possible patterns but a few ones that are used alot

To Run

QuickStart

  1. Download Repository
  2. Open Repository folder
  3. Run the first-start.bat file (This step only necessary once. Afterwards
    just run theGameOfLife.jar file that is created in the directory)
  4. After doing steps 1-3 the game should have already ran once. The next times
    that you wish to run the game just run the GameOfLife.jar that has now been
    created in the base directory.

Manually Start

  1. Download Repository
  2. Open Repository folder
  3. Enter the following commands:
  • TeSting
  1. After doing steps 1- the game should have already ran once. The next times
    that you wish to run the game just run the GameOfLife.jar that has now been
    created in the base directory.

Enter the following commands:

cd gameoflife
javac GameOfLife.java
javac Main.java
jar cmvf manifest.mf GameOfLife.jar ./*.java ./*.class
java -jar GameOfLife.jar
Step 4 : Have fun using my Conway's Game of Life Program!!!

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