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Wow, it's been awhile since I've posted in here. It's been awhile since I was working on the conversion, too. Still going method by method, uncommenting the java code in them and make them legal C# code. Still not in a runnable state, and haven't even gotten to the UI side of things. So slow, and no...

Perhaps this might have potential for running a game in 3D.

That's quite a bit of info, thanks

I've yet to get to the inner workings of saving campaigns, but how else is that handled, except by having some well known place where you can look up the images location after you have closed maptool and opened it again?

Oh, heh, this is where it went. Ok, I'll keep this in mind, and leave my change in the C# code. once in MapTool, everything is identified by using an asset ID, so why the .lnk file at all? Probably because that's where the only reference to the file location is stored, if as you say it's for drag &a...

Originally posted to this thread . -- Azhrei Hmm, there is the occasional place where it's a bit tricky to figure out what the intent of the code was, but I can generally figure it out. However, I found one spot that may be a bug in the original code, AssetManager.rememberLocalImageReference. It lo...

It makes a nice framework for playing around with technologies that I haven't had much occasion to, such as networking. So it's not just a conversion but also a learning experience. But yes, it is a big task. And some things are just going to be done differently, due to the nature of the framework d...

Just a quick progress report, things are coming along slowly but surely. I've past the point where I got all the classes declared and have gone through most of them (the UI classes have been skipped so far) to convert their field and method declarations. Next step will be to go through each of their...

So far just going through each of the class files and making one in C# and filling it with the (commented out) java code. Once that's all in, I'll get the field/property and method declarations all set, then start going through each method once everything is defined. It'll take a long time to be sur...

I can probably stay away from p/invokes, and I'll likely refactor the business logic and UI into seperate projects, so the UI could be swapped out for a different one, but beyond that, no promises. For now, I'll be using WPF, though I might try the Silverlight 5 RC. I would like to wish you "go...

Ah, I'm actually going to be sticking with MS .Net, though it shoudl be easier for someone else to move it to Mono if they want. I figure the original Java MT should suffice for the cross platform stuff, and I want to be able to take advantage of the full .Net libraries. Plus I'm actually one of tho...

I think I'll take a stab at converting MapTool to C# and WPF. Who knows, I might even finish and it might even work! :P I'll be sure to put it up somewhere if so, sticking as close as possible to the original version as possible, though likely to make a diverging branch after that. Any advice and/or...

Thanks for the replies, guess I'll just have to go the IF() route until Javascript becomes available.

Hello, I'm wondering if MapTool has a way to break from a loop or return early from a macro. I tried using the abort() function, but that didn't work.

Thanks