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After quite a bit of coding I was able to implement a BeanShell scripting engine into my codebase. This allows for realtime modification of objects in the game. For instance, I can be playing the game, and then send the command 'StateTracker.loadState("MainMenuState");' and it will switch my current state. But his also means that I can even create functions on the fly, and create variables/other objects. I am not limited to having to only use methods, as I was with my own custom scripting back with Java Tactics.

This also means that my when I go to develop map files, the map files can be written in Java and saved as a script, and then interpreted during run-time with all the same functionality as if it were compiled. This will make the scripting later down the road much better.

Think of this as a javascript engine, but with actual Java. Realtime programming is actually pretty neat, and I'm enjoying the benefits from it all ready. Debugging is entirely more easy, as is testing out new methods.

So there you go: Realtime dynamic object generation and alteration, brought to you by the wonderfully compact and elegant Beanshell engine.

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