Re: Can't find my robot to test it out in battle

By the way... the Robot Editor bug is fixed for the next version of 
Robocode (1.9.3.4). I will also add an updated Codesize tool too.

- Flemming

søndag den 21. oktober 2018 kl. 23.39.46 UTC+2 skrev fnl:
>
> If you run Robocode with Java 8 SE or older, the Robot Editor will work as 
> expected. Java 9 made some changes that break the undo/redo functionality 
> of the Robot Editor (and for other applications than Robocode).
>
> But you might be better off with using an IDE like Eclipse, IntelliJ or 
> NetBeans. If you want to use Eclipse, I have written an article about how 
> to set it up here: http://robowiki.net/wiki/Robocode/Eclipse
>
> Cheers,
> - Flemming
>
> søndag den 21. oktober 2018 kl. 23.32.58 UTC+2 skrev Ian Tatters:
>>
>> I think I found the problem. It is with the Robot Editor. After I read 
>> your reply which stated that it doesn't save changes I tried to change the 
>> sample bot fire to rotate it's gun left instead of right. I saved and 
>> compiled, but the robot still rotated it's gun right. So I think I need 
>> other tools to write my robot. What program do you use to write robots?
>> The } is not the problem. I just did exactly what the guide said me to 
>> do, so I didn't wrote any code and still it does nothing and yes I'm 
>> running Robocode 1.9.3.3.
>>
>

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