You could write your code here so I/we is able to see your robot. If you copy paste your robot into the answer, then start the code by writing (~~~~~~) and end it the same way (see Formatting Help).
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This sounds really strange. You should be able to run battles with the sample robots without any trouble.
I suggest that you remove your current installation of Robocode, and take a backup of your robot source code, if you have anything to back up, and then reinstall Robocode. It seems to me that your installation is broken somehow.
If this does not work, I should like to know:
1) Which OS system and version are you running Robocode on, e.g. Windows 8.1 64-bit
2) Which version of Robocode are you using, e.g. 1.9.2.0.
3) Which version of Java are you using, e.g. Oracle JDK 7 Update 55 64-bit.
This way I will be better at reproducing the problem you see. :-)
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I'm a newbie, and When I did all the stuff on the tutorials http://robowiki.net/wiki/Robocode/Getting_Started, http://robowiki.net/wiki/Robocode/My_First_Robot,
it doesn't start the battles.
What I can read of the console window, there seems to be some trouble, so it shuts itself down.
Some kind of uncaught exeption.
I hope anyone can help me so I can get on creating.
What is written out in the robot console?
Does the sample robot run on your system?
Does the MyFirstRobot run without problems?
You could write your code here so I/we is able to see your robot. If you copy paste your robot into the answer, then start the code by writing (~~~~~~) and end it the same way (see Formatting Help).
This is what it says when i load the samples in the Getting Started tutorial.
And I even tried the MyFirstRobot tutorial, and get the same problem.
This sounds really strange. You should be able to run battles with the sample robots without any trouble.
I suggest that you remove your current installation of Robocode, and take a backup of your robot source code, if you have anything to back up, and then reinstall Robocode. It seems to me that your installation is broken somehow.
If this does not work, I should like to know:
1) Which OS system and version are you running Robocode on, e.g. Windows 8.1 64-bit
2) Which version of Robocode are you using, e.g. 1.9.2.0.
3) Which version of Java are you using, e.g. Oracle JDK 7 Update 55 64-bit.
This way I will be better at reproducing the problem you see. :-)
I solved it, it works great now. Thanks for the help. :)
I am happy to hear that. :-)