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  1. On 10/5/2024 at 6:22 AM, T3k0s said:

    Could someone solve the error that the game crashes while loading the textures on the server NewBlood? It only happens to me in the mobile version, I would still appreciate it if you corrected it, thank you

    Which level is this error happening on?

     

    On 10/5/2024 at 7:07 AM, BRNBot3 said:

    the only method i know at the moment is going to /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.classicube.android.client and delete the cache folder, then go to files/texturecache and delete all, that will fix the crashing issue when downloading texture packs (on android)

    Have you previously had issues with crashing from loading a texture pack? If so, please report the crashes to me (by sending me client.log) - the game should never crash from this.

  2. On 9/16/2024 at 6:01 AM, X_Xsprees said:

    Hello icanttellyou, I don't know what server it is, because ClassiCube has "stuck" (because I installed it) and it doesn't show me any full name in the menu or where the servers are and I enter the lava survival one. and the zombie survival one because it works, lookft.thumb.png.ce96a16d1a7ed8a1de7b148b7aed0c71.png

    This issue with fonts has been fixed in the latest dev build.

     

  3. On 9/1/2024 at 11:21 PM, Ivan95 said:

    I would like to see Java 2 Micro Edition Phones play with classicube, now hear me out

    Emulation General Wiki has a page for J2ME emulators, After looking at the page i thought

    "If something as almost old as N64 can play classicube then J2ME phones must run this minecraft game then too"

    According to the website, J2ME is 24 years old and Nintendo 64 is 28 years old

    So i would like to see the devs try to do J2ME release as J2ME have started shutdown (at 2019) after Nintendo 64 (at 2003) did, so it has to run right?

    J2ME also supported something called "Mascot Capsule 3D" which adds 3D as a option games like Worms and other games does use this engine, so no consoles or mobile phones must not have any unlicensed games, they must have these games and if they existed before then Classicube must be ported to this platform right?

    I hope so...

    (Even tho i don't have any phones that could use J2ME)

    -Ivan95, a russian

     

    Unfortunately, porting to a platform is dependent on more factors than just how old it is.

    ClassiCube is written in C, which makes compiling for the Nintendo 64 relatively straightforward.

    But J2ME applications are written in Java, which would be harder to work with for ClassiCube.

  4. 10 hours ago, sjk210 said:

    I tried downloading the client on my samsung galaxy s7 and it wouldn't install the app. I would get the error "App not installed" which usually means the app doesn't support the device.

    Did you see any messages about the apk being unsafe or untrusted? The apk is signed with a debug key, so it will likely by blocked by default, which would cause an 'app not installed' error.

    It should work on any device running android 4.0 or later. I tested on a device running 4.0.3 and it installed and ran fine there

  5. 6 hours ago, henry242 said:

    when i edit options or pull up chat, the keyboard pops up, but doesn't enter text in the box... so i can't edit options like mouse sensitvity, or use chat. please tell me it's not my 2014 phone

    I updated the .apk with a potential fix for this issue. Can you please try redownloading then reinstalling the .apk and see if that fixes your issue

  6. Posted

    A port of ClassiCube for Android is now available - with some limitations however:

    1. It's only available as an .apk download (Not available in the Google Play Store)
    2. The .apk was compiled in debug mode, so it will be slower than normal
    3. It's early alpha. It will very likely crash, freeze, perform poorly, etc.
      Please report these to me so I can work on fixing them.

    (Also note that the in-game UI of the Android version is almost exactly the same as the UI when you use the web client on android)