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FREETENNIS(6)							   Games Manual 						     FREETENNIS(6)

NAME

       freetennis - free tennis simulation game

SYNOPSIS

       freetennis [options]

DESCRIPTION

       Free Tennis is a free tennis simulation game.

OPTIONS

       A summary of options is included below.

       -help, --help
	      Show summary of options.

       -p0 <name>
	      The name of player 0 (default: ivan).

       -p1 <name>
	      The name of player 1 (default: ivan).

       -donotshowpause
	      When the game is paused, do not show the "paused" sign. Useful for screenshots.

       -showfps
	      Display the number of Frames Per Second (on the standard output). Useful for debugging.

       -aidebug
	      Shows some info useful to debug AI.

       -realistic
	      Make the game realistic. This alters the parabola visibility depending on the player and shot. Better gameplay, but not suitable for
	      newbies.

       -newbie
	      Make the game not realistic, but more suited to newbies.	The parabola is fully visible.

       -nosound
	      Run with no sound.

       -xres <integer>
	      The horizontal resolution (default: 640).

       -yres <integer>
	      The vertical resolution (default: 480).

       -port <integer>
	      The TCP port to use. Makes sense with -client and -server. The default is 4000.

       -computerskill <integer>
	      Skill level of computer. A number from 0 (very difficult) to 250 (very easy). Default is 190.

       -client <ip address>
	      The IP address of the server. Only for multiplayer.

       -server
	      Run Free Tennis as server. Only for multiplayer.

       -surf <surface>
	      SURF: surface for the court. Choices are "clay", "cement", "grass".

SEE ALSO

       http://freetennis.sourceforge.net/
       /usr/share/doc/freetennis-common/web-site/index.html

AUTHOR

       freetennis was written by Maurizio Colucci <maurizio.colucci@gmail.com>.

       This manual page was written by Bart Martens <bartm@knars.be> and updated by Mehdi Dogguy <dogguy@pps.jussieu.fr>, for the  Debian  project
       (but may be used by others).

								   Apr 26, 2008 						     FREETENNIS(6)

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asc(6)                                                             Games Manual                                                             asc(6)

NAME

       asc - Advanced Strategic Command - turn based strategy game

SYNTAX

       asc [options]

DESCRIPTION

       This program is a free (GPL) turn based strategy game in the tradition of BattleIsle 2/3. Game can be played against human or computer.  It
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OPTIONS

       The following options are supported:

       -x --xresolution <value> (640... default=800)
                      Set horizontal resolution to <value>

       -y --yresolution <value> (480... default=600)
                      Set vertical resolution to <value>

       -l --load <string>
                      Load a map, saved game, or email game on startup

       -c --configfile <string>
                      Use given configuration file

       -r --verbose <value> (0...10 default=0)
                      Set verbosity level to <value>

       -w --window    Disable fullscreen mode

       -f --fulscreen Enable fullscreen mode (overriding config file)

       -q --nosound   Disable sound

       -h --help      Display help information

       -v --version   Output version

SEE ALSO

       asc_demount (6), asc_makegfx (6), asc_mapedit (6), asc_mount (6), asc_weaponguide (6)

AUTHORS

       The ASC game is developed by Martin Bickel <bickel@asc-hq.org>.
       This man page was written by Bartosz Fenski <fenio@o2.pl> (some parts were grabbed from Michael Moerz's work) for the Debian GNU/Linux dis-
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