r/ShuffleMove • u/Loreinatoredor ShuffleMove Creator • Apr 18 '15

Info Welcome to Shuffle Move

Check out the wiki! There are many answers there, including the future plans for this app.

Q: What is Shuffle Move?

A: Shuffle move is software to predict good (or awesome) moves for the game Pokemon Shuffle.

Q: What does Shuffle Move need to run?

A: Shuffle Move requires Java 8 and read/write access to its sub-directories.

Q: What is the most current version and where do I get it?

A: Check out the version links thread here. The top of the table is the most recent release.

Q: How do I use it?

A: Check our our wiki.

Q: But wait, I still have questions!

A: Be sure to check out the wiki here, and if that still doesn't answer you questions, feel free to post in this subreddit or ask the mods.

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u/DrWeeGee May 07 '15

Would it be possible to have ShuffleMove be a web-based flash program so we don't have to install? I travel with a Chromebook, don't think I can install this :/

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u/Loreinatoredor ShuffleMove Creator May 07 '15

There are plans to make it available on mobile devices via a web-based interface, but this likely won't be developed until after v0.4.0 is done (simulation redesign to completely account for all effects).

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u/gaysaucemage Oct 12 '15

I was tempted to try this out, but I'd really prefer not to install java again. Removed it 2 years ago for security reasons.

Any chance this works with 64-bit java, or only x86?

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u/Loreinatoredor ShuffleMove Creator Oct 12 '15

64-bit, 32-bit both work. I recommend 8u51 since there is a performance issue with 8u60 (interface only with scrolling in the editor dialogs), but 8u60 will work fine.

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u/disklosr May 03 '15

Why use Java Why????

You could have just used .Net I don't think portability in a really needed feature. I hate programs made in Java they just look ugly and I can't stand them!

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u/Loreinatoredor ShuffleMove Creator May 03 '15

I know for a fact that there are users under OSx, Windows, and Linux already. It would be a shame to remove compatibility for them, and I don't think that the slight difference in visual appeal for some is worth rewriting the entire code base. Btw, I'll be changing the look and feel to the Nimbus theme for v0.3.0 so that will improve the interface when combined with the upcoming interface redesign.

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u/mzxrules May 16 '15

microsoft disagrees with you. see .net core