A simple Object Oriented Programming project.
Author: Michał Wiliński
ID: 151938
This simple project is a part of my Object Oriented Programming course. It's a simple simulation of a predator-prey system. The project is written in Java and uses JavaFX for GUI.
To run the project you need to have Java 8+ installed. You can download it from here. When it comes to JavaFX, the libraries are included in the project. To run the project, you don't need to do anything special. Just run run.sh file which is located directly in the v1.0 LTS release. If you're using Windows (How should you feel now? Ashamed.) you can rewrite it to run.bat file if you want to. Or just use the WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) and run it as it is.
This is a simulation of a nuclear wasteland and its harsh conditions so tread carefully! We take no responsibility for damages done by:
- Radiation
- Mutants
- Super Mutants
- Ghouls
- Deathclaws
- Radscorpions
- Radroaches
- Raiders
- Greedy corporations
- The government
- Other organized human entities
This is the view that you should probably get familiar with first. It's the main window of the application. It contains all the information about the simulation. It's divided into 3 parts:
- Animal addition panel (1)
- Selected object panel (2)
- Map panel (3)
This panel is used to add new animals to the simulation. It contains 3 buttons:
- Add as prey - you can spawn prey (if hideouts have enough space).
- Add as predator - you can spawn predators .
- START - you can start the simulation (or stop it if it's already running).
You also have to provide a name for the animal, in case you don't do this, the text field border will turn red.
This panel is used to display information about the selected object. Additionally, it contains 2 buttons:
- Kill - you can kill the selected object.
- Reroute - after selecting prey, click on a path object (the light one or the darker one), the prey will then start moving towards this location.
It simply displays the whole world on a map. You can click a specific object to see its properties, or if it's a prey, you can reroute it.
This project is under the MIT license which is also accesable in this repository.