Closed EvanHeavenn closed 3 years ago
Is this using the latest release (which comes in a zip folder)?
I get the same issue btw.
Is this using the latest release (which comes in a zip folder)?
yes it is
Could you open CMD and type java --version
, and paste the output?
Could you open CMD and type
java --version
, and paste the output?
it said that it didn't recognize the command
That means you didn't install Java properly.
here
java version "1.8.0_291" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_291-b10) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.291-b10, mixed mode)
i just used one "-"
You need to be on version 15 or later, you're on 8.
well it works now, but do you know why the recommended version of java on the website is version 8?
well it works now, but do you know why the recommended version of java on the website is version 8?
The README says to use 15/16. This app uses new Java features, 8 is for LTS (Long Term Support).
@karl-police @EvanHeavenn I'd advise you both to update to the latest version, it has a few bug fixes and is just better in general
@karl-police @EvanHeavenn I'd advise you both to update to the latest version, it has a few bug fixes and is just better in general
I build the .java myself. I'm still doing the UI thing
whenever i try and run the jar file it says that a " jni error has occurred " and then that a " java exception has occurred " I've checked and can confirm that i am running the latest release of java