https://sourceforge.net/p/javaevolution/news/2012-07-18T17:07:44.023000ZRecent posts to news2012-07-18T17:07:44.023000Z2012-07-18T17:07:44.023000ZRichard Townsendhttps://sourceforge.net/u/townsendr/https://sourceforge.net830d1a7e005c241bd91134ae6e3e9637c50b0aa4

I've loaded some screenshots showing the various aspects of the game. Stats screens are only available when the game is paused; hit the spacebar to pause (and unpause), then click on a creature, hazard or plant to see its stats. Right-click to exit any stat screen.

2012-07-18T17:07:43.967000Z2012-07-18T17:07:43.967000ZRichard Townsendhttps://sourceforge.net/u/townsendr/https://sourceforge.net8286dc6a089a8a5ad0e9b5f053b13c1241fc4138

The current source has now been imported into SourceForge. Some file cleanup will follow, as will some outstanding feature implementations. Note that this import is at version 2.9; a decision will be made shortly to either continue the original versioning sequence or start fresh at a 1.0 release.

2012-07-18T17:07:43.923000Z2012-07-18T17:07:43.923000ZRichard Townsendhttps://sourceforge.net/u/townsendr/https://sourceforge.netd52cdca5ccd04f2868300c0d3911af4ba53f2c06

The new release of Evolution Tournament supports scripted actions for animals. Write your actions as Beanshell scripts, using standard Java syntax. All of the animal's attributes are exposed, as are lists of the visible Friends and Enemies. Some of the sample animal configurations now include scripted actions instead of action grids.