1 Deepstone (unfinished)

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3 This would/will be a dungeon crawler if I ever finish it.

4

5 Copyright (C) 2013 John Tsiombikas <nuclear@member.fsf.org>

6 Feel free to use, modify and redistribute this code under the terms of the GNU

7 General Public License version 3 (or at your option any later version published

8 by the free software foundation). See COPYING for details.

9

10 Usage

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12 Just start it, walk around with WASD and look around by moving the mouse.

13 Nothing else to do at the moment :)

14

15 Precompiled binaries included in the archive:

16 * deepston.exe MS-DOS version (32bit, requires included dos4gw.exe)

17 * deepstone-win32.exe 32bit Windows version

18 * deepstone-linux32 32bit GNU/Linux version

19 * deepstone-linux64 64bit GNU/Linux version

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21 The GNU/Linux binaries require libSDL which depends on a shitload of libraries

22 on my system, so you probably won't be able to run it without first installing

23 all the dependencies. It might be easier to just compile it yourself, just type

24 make and run ./deepstone

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26 Running with DOSBOX

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28 I've included a dosbox.conf which automatically runs the "game", as well as a

29 copy of dosbox.exe for windows. So just change into the dosbox/ subdirectory and

30 run dosbox.

31 NOTE: you might need to click in the dosbox window first before you can use

32 mouse control.

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34 Running on actual MS-DOS

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36 Just copy deepston.exe, dos4gw.exe and the data directory to your DOS machine,

37 and run it. The mouse driver must be installed first! (mouse.com or whatever).

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39 Build on MS-DOS

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41 * You need the Watcom 32bit compiler and assorted utilities.

42 * Type make

43 * Profit (run deepston.exe)

44

45 Build on GNU/Linux

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47 * Install SDL (libsdl-1.2-dev or whatever).

48 * Type make

49 * Profit (run ./deepstone)

50

51 Build on MS-Windows

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53 * Install SDL

54 * Open deepstone.sln with visual studio >= 2008

55 * Make sure visual studio knows where to find your copy of SDL (so configure

56 include and library paths... ugh, windows programming).

57 * Press build solution or whatever it's called this day.

58 * Profit (find the bloody thing and run it, or click the happy little play button).

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60 Contact

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62 Feel free to tell me how much I rule, by sending email to nuclear@member.fsf.org