This is not possible with classic Robocode on web, which needs a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run on a desktop. You need JRE and java installed in order to run it from a desktop, meaning that you need java to be available on your Cromebook. You might be able to run Robocode Tank Royale (not classic Robocode) from web using the Robocode Tank Royale Web Biewer if you connect to a server running somewhere else. See more info from the GitHub page for Tank Royale Viewer here: https://github.com/jandurovec/tank-royale-viewer...
This is not possible with classic Robocode on web, which needs a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run on a desktop. If you have JRE and java installed in order to run it from a desktop, meaning that you need java to be available on your Cromebook. You might be able to run Robocode Tank Royale from web using the Robocode Tank Royale Web Biewer if you connect to a server running somewhere else. See more info from the GitHub page for Tank Royale Viewer here: https://github.com/jandurovec/tank-roya...
This is not possible with classic Robocode, which needs a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) to run. If you have JRE and java installed on the Chromebook, you should be able to use it.
Defining bot starting positions with runBattle doesn't work
Robocode 1.11.1 released
Robocode 1.10.3 released
Robocode 1.11.0 released
Robocode 1.10.3 released