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[Petra the Squishy]

I was trying to be funny more than anything Xander. xD
I don't mind in the least helping people. PM me if you'd like help getting it to run on liunx, I'll gladly assist you as I can. That and I don't have anything else to do really. =3=;

No job still.

[Xanderzoo]

Thanks for the offer, but my Windows machine is significantly more powerful. The only reason I wanted to set it up on Ubuntu was to test my mission maker.  Luckily you did it for me. 

[Petra the Squishy]

hehe, good for me ^ ^

also, post up on the front-page the Instructions I made out. That'll probably help people.  ---->Directions here!

[Xanderzoo]

Good idea, thanks!

[SolTech]

So I've recently got missionmaker, only problem is when I export a mission (in my case straight into the ingame missions folder), add its name to the mission_list.csv, when I load the game with said mission, I get greeted by this:

Fatal: Error compiling [data.missions.afflictorbattletest.MissionDefinition]
Cause: File 'data/missions/afflictorbattletest/MissionDefinition.java' Line 14
Collumn 42: Cannot determine simple type name "MissionDefinitionPlugin"
Check starsector.log for more info

So, any help would be appreciated!

[Petra the Squishy]

Not to dampen the attempts at modding but... This thread has been dead for 2 years.  You may just want to try your hand at mission making in the standard form.  That and the maker was made for version 0.7 or so i think. Not sure honestly.

[TJJ]

As this has already been necro'ed.... 

If anyone did want to have another go at making a gui mission editor, the ideal approach would be as an IDE plugin where you parse & manipulate the AST directly.

Not only would it trivialize the actual generation of the source code, but it'd allow much better inter-operability with changes made by hand (both before & after code generation).
It'd be a big job though, and wouldn't save very much time unless you're creating many extremely elaborate missions.