[Mobile Game] Bobasek PL / ENG Released!

[EasySite]

Hi All!
Special for "Clickteam Forum" users BOBASEK (the game) for FREE!

[img:center]http://easy-site.pl/bobasek/b1.PNG[/img]
[img:center]http://easy-site.pl/bobasek/b2.PNG[/img]

Bobasek: ENGLISH / POLISH

[qenio]

Funny game.
It's weird that the jar file is so big. 672KB for such simple game is way too much. Typical J2ME games (240x320px) are about 300KB big, and are more complex.
In jar file there are 813 PNG's! I dont see so many different graphics in the game... Are every active object and backdrop in separate PNG?

[Looki]

The PNG files are not actual PNG files, I am not completely sure why, but they seem to be split or something like that.
Nice game anyway, love the background graphics.

[Czentnar]

I got memory error in the frame "Land of light dreams". It's not the game's fault - Nokia 5000 handles these mobile games quite bad.

[RhysD]

I had the same problem with my test game on mobile

http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=135095#Post1350 95

it was generating 99 PNGs from a tileset of 10 or so...really strange

[EasySite]

I think that mobile runtime should not copy the images with the same parameters (number of bytes). In this way, the game created by mmf2 weighed significantly less...

[EasySite]

About phones...

Some mobile phones have limited operational memory. File weight is not important , only objects in the game. I have the same problem (nokia 5130 XpressMusic) with some games. Silent Hill 2 (4MB)is running fine but red alert (1mb) does not work...

The more objects that are loaded into memory the phone is harder to control. So, to java games the best is SonyEricsson...

[Yves]

I had the same problem with my test game on mobile

http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=135095#Post1350 95

it was generating 99 PNGs from a tileset of 10 or so...really strange

Not strange, the MFA you posted in this post contains 90+ images, count them : 24 images for the playersprite object, 14 for the health object, 15 for the backgrounds, 7 for the door, etc, the total images for the objects is 90, plus a few internal images used by the runtime probably (I'll to check what are these 9 additional images, 9 seems a little too much).

EDIT: in fact the JAR only contains 82 images, 99.png is the name of the last image but that doesn't mean there are 99 images (there is no 002.png for example). 82 is less than the total number of images of your objects because MMF2 doesn't save twice identical images.

[RhysD]

ah, I see now! thank you for explaining it hmm, I will need to figure out how to get this image count down in my next game I suppose hehe