JME

So what's here for you?

• Source of an Universal Animation System (UAS) Java version of a animation selection library based on Chris Heckers Game AI Wisdom
• Webstart model assembler demo A jme3 Model assembler example, creating a permutation of models from a basic set of meshes, F9 adds a model, F10 removes one
• Model assembler sources (includes UAS for jme3) Eclipse project sources of the model assembler for jme3 (includes a jme3 version of the UAS)
• Webstart NavMesh demo Java version of a navigation mesh demo from Greg Snook
• Webstart NavMesh source The source of the navigation mesh demo (JME dependencies not included)
• L2J Epilogue Client A java runtime client distribution of a l2jserver compatible client
• L2J Epilogue Client source The java sources of the l2j client above

Universal animation system Based on Game AI Wisdom 2 Animation Selection by Chris Heckers Provided here is an animation system which allows control of multi channel animations by means of simple actions and input values. Transitions between animations are also supported. It is not an animation library. The animation system sits on top af any lower level implementation and directing the execution of such a low level system. Currently a JMonkeyengine 2 implementation is provided as an example. You can grab the source for the universal animation system here (ca. 22 KB) or view a video of the system using the jme 2 ninja example (ca. 15.1 MB)

Model assembler demo with source Similar to MTW2 I created a system which tries to create a veriety of looks from a small set of base items. One model is created with different meshes for different body parts. Models are based on common skeletons. Animations are created on the base skeleton. The animations are aligned along the weapons the models should use, each weapon type an own animation set (helbards, swords, maces, etc.). Each animation set sports the same animations (stand_a_idle, advance, etc..). For more details have a look at the readme.txt in the sources. You can grab the Eclipse project sources right here (ca. 7.3 MB) which also include an updated universal animation system for jme3 or try the java webstart model assembey demo (ca. 16.1 MB) (Java 1.6+ required)

NavMesh demo with source I ported Greg Snooks navigation mesh algorithm from the Game Programming Gems book I to java and jme. It is quite a copy'n paste job, with just writing up the example. You can grab the source right here (ca. 32 KB) or try the java webstart Navigation demo (ca. 2.3 MB) (Java 1.5+ required)

Jme based client for the free L2J server This is a Jmonkeyengine based client for the original free available java Lineage 2 Server: l2jServer. This is work in progress though. The source for the client is also available in case you would like to replace stuff like renderer or just want to have a look how a l2j client might work. The graphics are ugly as hell, be warned, as this is only a techdemo to show off, what is possible at all with java. This is the L2J Epilogue Client A java runtime client distribution of a l2jserver compatible client. And this is the L2J Epilogue Client source The java sources of the l2j client above. You can also view a video of the lineage 2 java client in action.