Hi,
I’m trying to make my game client run even when I’m not using it - what I mean by this is:
- I click somewhere on my desktop that’s not my JME client window or minimize it
- The animations in the JME client window stop - and only start again or fast-forward when I un-minimize it or click on theclient window
And what I want to happen is for the animations to run even when I’m not focused on the JME Client window.
Does anyone know how to approach this?
Thanks in advance!
I think what you want is in your main method
Main app = new Main();//Or whatever you have called your main class
app.setPauseOnLostFocus(false);
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While I’m on the topic, how do I make it so that I only have one client on, on one computer at any given time.
This is a problem since it’s platform dependent.
For Windows you have process mutexes.
Linux might have that too but i dont know it.
You could also save a lock file. Only Problem is when the Client crashes, you won’t be able to start the game again.
Since this is an jme unrelated topic I recommend you to Google “Java one instance of program” oe such.
Good luck 
A dirty trick is to bind a port without using it. When another instance launches, it’ll fail to bind that port and will close. But as I said, this is a dirty trick.
Put system.current time in the lock file.
update every few seconds.
→ and you know if the other application crashed, if it does not update anymore.