Releases: Wit-MKW/java-uno
Releases · Wit-MKW/java-uno
v2.6
v2.5.3
v2.5.2
v2.5.1
A slight change to a file.
Changes:
- If multiple people join a server with the same name, the second person will have
(1)attached to it, then the third person will have(2), then(3),(4), and so on.
• Changed the defaultFLAGS.CFG; replaced-address localhost -port 19283with-local yes.
v2.5
A big client update and a server bugfix.
Changes:
- You can now play local single-player games! Use the flag
-local yes.
• Note that this flag and-addressare mutually exclusive for obvious reasons. - Draw two cards work properly.
• For those curious, I was checking for an empty draw pile instead of one that wasn't empty.
v2.4.0.1
v2.4
A server-side bugfix and a returning feature for the client.
Changes:
- Internal resources are back!
- Added a missing localisation to
RESOURCE.CFG:WildColour=What colour would you like to use?
- Made it absolutely impossible to, in any way, attempt to draw from an empty pile.
• Previously, if one used a Draw Two or Draw Four card and the draw pile didn't have that many cards, the server would effectively crash.
v2.3.1
v2.3
A wide variety of changes (again).
Changes:
- Localised the entire client.
- Added custom names (
-nmflag). - Made a command line interface for the server (
-cliflag on the command line—noFLAGS.CFG.).
– I will not be localising the server, as all that is really important is how many people have joined yet. - You no longer need to enter the -address and -port flags! They now default to
localhost(your own PC/Mac) and19283(the default server port), respectively.
NOTE: Until 2.4, source code does NOT correspond with the releases in question.
If there is enough demand, I may correct this.
v2.2
More localisation!
Changes:
- Localised everything but error messages.
- Removed internal resources, as they were all but useless.
• Now all that needs to happen is localisation of error messages, localisation of the server, and a CLI for the server.
NOTE: Until 2.4, source code does not correspond to the releases in question.
If there is enough demand, I may correct this.