How to organize a gaming project

Hi freinds,can any one guide how to develope a gaming project.

Hi freinds,can any one guide how to develope a gaming project.I'm sure someone can, but I doubt it that someone will. A public forum like this isn't very suitable for teaching someone to create a complete game. If you have a specific question about Java, you're welcome to post it here.
Try a search engine to find a tutorial on game programming or buy a decent book. Before thinking of creating a game, you should be able to know how to program (in Java), of course.

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Hi every one
I have a couple of questions regarding planning & organization of files/folder:
Presently, I have organized as Macintosh>Users>Home>LaCie>Project.
And within the Projects I have logged & captured clips.
When I hit the Project the browser opens where clips are organized.
questions:
1. Is this an efficient way of organizing the Media & its elements? If not, what and how the best way are: Please give me an example
2. How can I bring the Project and its elements & Media file into a folder? In the finder I don't see any folder/files except the User Folder and the Project Icon.
3. If I want to import some of the elements of one project into another project iin the Browser I cannot do it unless I have to import the entire Project with its elements. How can I import elements of different project and even Media file? Thank you for your help. Faruk

I have the main macintosh HD, and 2 internal hardrives... one labelled "Capture" and the other labelled "Render"
the way i setup my files are as follows.
1. on the Render drive, i made a folder titled "FCP Projects" within that folder I create another folder for every project I create complete with "Pics" folders "Audio" folders and whatever outside elements you want to bring in to your session..... this keeps all those files in one place when you go to archive them.
1a. Within the FCP projects folder (along with my project folders) I created a "-FCP Files-" folder.....I use the dashes to keep the folder at the top of the list.. This is where I tell FCP to send all audio render, autosaves, render files, thumbnail cashes, and wave form cashes to...... for all projects. Basically everything but the capture scratches..... that goes on the Capture harddrive.
2. when I archive a project.... all I take is the project folder from the Render drive with all the pics and audio.... and ignore the fcp files (even the render files) then on the capture harddrive... i back up the capture scratch folder for the specific project.....
3. if you ever HAVE to load the session back to re edit.... you'll have all the media but need to re render......
hope that made sense...... I'll attempt to confuse you even more by making a crappy diagram.... but it's worked great for me.
RENDER DRIVE
_FCP Projects
__-FCP Files-
__Audio Render
__Autosave Vault
__Render Files
__Thumbnail Cashe
__Waveform Cashe
__Project 1 (Archive this folder and its capture scratch)
__Pics
__Audio
__Session File
__Project 2 (Archive this folder and its capture scratch)
__Pics
__Audio
__Session File
CAPTURE DRIVE
-FCP Files-
__Capture Scratch
_Project 1 (automatically crated by FCP)
_Project 2 (automatically crated by FCP)
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How to organize projects

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More info:
Everybody has built his own projects (.jpr) and inside every file has its own BC4J and JSP files. How do I organize them in the best way?
Thanks.

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I got about 20 projects and content about 7000 pics. I don't want to just export project each time, and I would like to just export all of them at one time, is it possible?
I don't know where and how to change the name of the master files, and how to organize them properly. Such as I dragged pics from one project to another album, but if I try to delete the pic in the project, it warns me I will delete the master file as well. In the end, I have so many unwanted pic in the project and I can't delete them. Please help with the organizing ...

Let's start from the whole story. I got too many photos and too many project which taken too much spaces in my computer. So I want to delete those not too good ones and only keep a few in my laptop. On the other hand, some of those not too good ones I want to keep as well. So I use time machine to back up them, but it seems time machine only keep them for about 3 months. In that case, if I delete them, I don't think I would be able to find them after 3 months time.
I am thinking about exporting them to an external hard drive as an extra backup.
Now, another part of the story, I was exploring Aperture, setting up different projects, album and dragging the pics around, then everything becomes a mess. I notice that if I drag a photo from project A to B, then the photo will only appear in B but disappeared in A. But if I drag photo from Project C to album D, both of them would have the pic, delete the pic either in the project or the album, it will warn me that I will delete the master file... I don't know how come.
Therefore, puzzled by where and how they store the master file and how they referenced it, I am here.

How to organize the content of MANIFEST.MF

Most of the jar files contain a file named META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, and it provides some information about the class in the jar files, but when I execute the code below, I can't output all of the jar file name in the eclipse project's classpath.
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getResources doesn't do what you apparently think it does. The resource path still has to be an exact match, but getResources allows for the possibility that the same resource path may occur multiple times on the class path.
You could use it to access all the MANFEST.MF files on the classpath but you'd need to full resource path "META-INF/MANIFEST.MF"
The code you've written doesn't access the contents of the manifests, of course. To access the contents of manifests use java.util.jar.Manifest objects.

Referenced database organization for big projects

i am in desperate need of some software to organize my various projects. i am including just one kind of example below but there are other needs that are related. perhaps some folks can throw out ideas along with how /they/ use the software? i would really, really like to keep it simple and stay away from obsessive tagging with multiple dropdown lists etc.
THANKS
the lowdown:
today i am realizing i have a set of folders with PDF portfolios and .doc or pdf cover letters along with email "cover letters" that i printed to pdf (sigh) all in a set of folders that are "tagged" by type of work. /and/ i also have an old numbers spreadsheet that i worked up that has email addresses and names and contact information - along with a column for NOTES for some of these submissions.
so for this set of information i really need a way to see the contact information in a numbers like spreadsheet, be able to see the comments, be able to click on an active email link AND have immediate and visual access to the pdf COVER LETTER and the pdf PORTFOLIO - along with access the the .doc files and any image based files that came along with the submission. right now this is half here and half there.
i /have/ been printing out this information and keeping it in binders (a la Mitt i guess) but this is totally unworkable moving forward and i need the information to be moderately portable...
as another example i am /also/ in desperate need of some software to organize academic papers (almost all pdf's but not exclusively) in a way that will let me add and export the document so that it retains metadata.
similarly i need to organize PROJECTS which can contain all manner of data and these just sort of float around in various folder organization configurations when i /manually/ move, sort and organize data. it would be super to have all this in one place with a set of notes that shows a PLAN for tackling this particular project so that it shows some level of (visual or other) organization with the other files.
does such a beast exist?

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How to organize in a desktop folder

For the fifth time this week I just lost hours worth of work because Apple refuses to let us, the users, organize our folder in a way that makes sense. I work on several small projects during the week and as such I have many clips and voice overs and assorted clutter all over the place. Whenever I try to put everything associated with Project A into a single folder, Final Cut Express has a panic attack and destroys the project, refusing to reconnect to anything and trashing all of my work. For some reason Apple thinks it's highly intuitive to have raw video in one folder, clips in another, voice overs in a third, and assorted other stuff in a fourth. Trying to put them all into a single folder (so you can, you know, back up on a single DVD, or God forbid, actually find something to use in a different project) is beyond their comprehension. They like scattering all aspects of a project into as many different locations as possible and force you to try to find it all.
So is there a third-party program or something that will allow mere mortals to put everything associated with a project into one folder? Yes, I know I'm asking a completely blasphemous question here and should be banned from these forums, but I'm going to make one last attempt at using Final Cut Express before I delete it all, shred the install disc, and move over to Adobe's video editing software.

JustCallMe Dude wrote:
think of it like weaving a web in a sense or, like a road map
And when was "weaving" ever a good idea for placing elements of a computer project? When you use a word processor, do you store paragraphs as separate elements in separate folders? Here's what destroyed the project I spent two and a half hours on today: I captured the raw video, broke it down into a couple dozen cuts, arranged them and did some rough editing, then did various color correcting. So far so good. Then I did a voice over to work on the timing. Because I am not a professional voice actor, it took me a few tries before I read the short script all the way through without a mouth fumble. I went to the scratch folder to drag the sound file over to the project folder, and because I'm working on this with someone else, they need everything I do to tweak and finalize. Now I know every other person in the world who works with video can remember exactly what is in "Voice Over 27" and "Voice Over 46" but my friend and I are obviously brain damaged because we need descriptive titles to tell them apart, so I foolishly renamed "Voice Over 3" to "Scene 1 script read through." Yes, I admit this is all my fault. Who am I to screw up Apple's perfect weaving file system? In my ******** arrogance I thought I could reconnect the file to the project. God, am I stupid or what?
While I was there I deleted the two false starts. When I got back into FCE it panicked! Couldn't find the two false starts so decided to throw a temper tantrum. Wouldn't save the project, wouldn't reconnect to the proper voice over, wouldn't run any video until I brought back the failed voice over files (even though they were deleted from the timeline before I started again). Eventually the program crashed and the project file was trashed. I'll have to start over again from scratch.
You'd think with all of the employees Apple has, one of them would have said "Gee, maybe people would like to put all of the files corresponding to a project into a single project folder, and possibly even rename them with something usefully descriptive. Then maybe, just maybe, people might be able to archive their projects in a halfway decent fashion, like they can with Adobe programs." Of course, if an employee said that they would have been stoned to death by the software engineers before they went back to work adding more weaves to their file routing subroutines.
What I do before I start any project is. first create a project file and name it after the project. say " Dudes Movie " , now inside that file I'll add other files . still images , video or what ever else I may want or need. from that point on it's just a matter of always saving my FCE created files and material in that projects file and, never move any file from that files location.
That's what I did. But that voice over can only be saved in the scratch folder, and as I discovered every single false start voice over you ever do has to remain in that folder for all eternity.
I hope that all makes sense. I did the same thing one time and wasted a three month long project. it only took one time of feeling that sting to understand. it was simply my own fault.
Yup, it's all my fault for thinking Final Cut Express would let you save files in useful locations, or even rename them so others who aren't as ******** as I am can understand what they are. And then to have the audacity to think that I could archive all files for a project in a single folder, why, I must have been mad! Mad, I tell you!
(I've been watching too much Monty Python
Tom Wolsky wrote:
Eh? Aside from render and cache folders, FCE only uses makes folder for each project inside the capture scratch.
But inside separate folders within the scratch. Another project that was ruined because of this had the captured video in three different folders, with three different names, and had the two voice overs (and one false start) in two different folders.
Maybe we should start a collection so as to buy a few Adobe products and send them to Apple so they can see how to do it properly? Or maybe put on a theatrical stage production using mimes, puppets and dancing elephants to show them how useful a "Collect All Project Elements To New Folder" option would be. Or how about a historical paper on "The Design and Uses of Archives" read by John Ratzenberger and animated by Pixar.
You should create another folder for the project file and other associated media, stills, graphics, etc. Voice-overs recorded in FCE go into the capture scratch folder. Other voice over or audio elements can be put in the capture scratch folder with the video media as well and imported from there.
But once they are placed in the scratch folder (which gets messy when it's time to archive everything and send it to your partner) it has to remain in there for all eternity, or else FCE panics and you lose everything.
If I don't find a solution to this soon, I'm definitely going to trash everything related to FCE, buy Adobe, and tell everybody who asks to avoid Final Cut as much as possible. This part of it should have been so easy, so intuitive, so useful, but instead it's confusing, annoying and catastrophic.

How to organize j2me classes into packages?

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I'm using Wireless Toolkit 2.5.2 and I have got a question about it.
Does anybody know, how to organize j2me classes into packages?
As far as I know, all source files should be placed inside WTK_home_directory\apps\my_project\src folder.
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Hello!
So, I have found the solution and this question is not actual any more.
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How to organize 250hrs of footage?

Dear FCPX users,
at this moment I'm capturing hundreds of hours of my VHS-archives. All of those contain registrations of live performances and I want to save and edit the best parts. The biggest challenge will be how to organize in such way, that I'll be able to group similar subjects and themes. Each VHS-tape is between 1 and 4 hours long. When I'm done capturing the tapes, there will be approx 75 videos with a total duration of 250 hours.
I am aware that an event of 250 hours isn't anything new, but the peculiarity is the duration of each file, which makes it a chore to look at in the event window.
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In the end I'd love to trim the project (like in Premiere) only to keep the good parts, which will be 10% or probably less.
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vjstalker wrote:
…And what am I doing wrong if I see the full video (tiny selections within those 4 hours) instead of the selections only?…
then, you do look at the Event, not at the keyword-collection..
Lessson #5 Lessons for FCPX
You should really get familiar with the awesome organizing tools of FCPX before launching such a large project.
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Title is a bit funny … but working with tags, keywords and smart-collections is real fun!!
is it possible to cut in the timeline, tag the remaining parts of the clip and see those tags in the event?
any used parts are tagged automatically as <cough> used, which for sure you can set as (part of) a filter for some smart-collection.
But the recommended workflow is, to tag first in the Events-browser, and switch then to your Project.
Tagging is done much faster, more flexible and detailed, just 'better' in a step before editing.

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I've been exporting my Premiere Pro sessions to Audition for mixing and have liked the flexibility of what Audition can do. But I've also been completely baffled by how one organizes assets in an efficient way (such as using folders or bins like in After Effects or Premiere). I'm only editing a :60 trailer and I'm getting lost trying to find the files I need. I can't imagine trying to do audio-post on a short film (or god forbid any kind of feature) if this option doesn't exist. I've googled around and have found people asking this questions since 2009, with none of them answered.
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