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Since it's understandable that you might not want to run any executable without knowing what it does, I developed TESM.TESM stands for ThrownException's Security Manager. Using a Security Manager is an already known mechanic in Java, but there is only one default one and it's static. TESM is a dynamic Security manager, with a whitelist, a blacklist, a default option and user interaction. Any code ever written eventually uses certain core methods that come with the installation of Java. These methods all consult the set Security Manager to get permission for doing certain things. Web applications won't get permission from the default Security Manager to access files for example. TESM will grant or deny permission based on a configuration file that can be found in the same folder as the executed .jar file. To set TESM as your security manager, drop the two files provided below in any .jar and run the .jar using a command line interface with:"java -Djava.security.manager=TESM -jar [name of file].jar"You can find the necessary files here.

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Shape Box 3D

  • Writer: ThrownException
    ThrownException
  • Jan 24, 2018
  • 1 min read

The last couple days I have been trying to get into 3D, but then I realised something. You code from top to bottom (yes, you can code in multiple files, but that's besides the point) and when I made a game like Tic Tac Toe in Console, you print out line by line depending on your code. Now with GUI, you still code in one direction, but the output is in 2D. Sometimes I still struggle to keep understanding my code with all the different panels, elements and other GUI parts. Now with 3D, I had absolutely no clue how certain lines of code would influence the final output (especially everything around rotation). This Shape Box has all primitive shapes (box, cylinder and sphere), with a setting for each property in the panel on the right. Even though it might not be that exciting for the average user, it still helps me understand and visualize the mechanics of 3D.


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