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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Computations on a text file Post 302581770 by mahi_mayu069 on Wednesday 14th of December 2011 03:59:51 AM
Old 12-14-2011
Hi Balajesuri,

Computations to be done on the values 0.0d(assume it to be integer), last coloumn of the file i.e (Val) 0.0d.

Thanks,
Mahi
 

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Val &; Rick(6)															     Val & Rick(6)

NAME
val-and-rick - shooter game DESCRIPTION
Val and Rick is probably the precursor to Gunroar, featuring similar controls but in a different environment. Only 2D sprites and back- grounds are used in what seems like a tribute to Xevious and Star Soldier. OPTIONS
These options are available: -brightness n Set the brightness of the screen.(n = 0 - 100, default = 100) -luminous n Set the luminous intensity.(n = 0 - 100, default = 50) -nosound Stop the sound. -window Launch the game in a window. -fullscreen Launch the game in fullscreen. -res width height Sets the resolution of the screen in pixels. -nosound -nowait -accframe USAGE
Press the Z key to shoot and hold down the X key to fix the direction of your aim. A power-up icon in the shape of a tiny ship named Rick will appear if you collect enough blue orbs from defeated enemies, which is indi- cated at the bottom left of the screen. This will cause your ship to go into hyperdrive, that is until all energy is spent or your space- craft takes damage from enemy bullets. Each successful hyperdrive attempt increases the counter by another hundred. The X key can also be used to drop bombs on grounded objects. Tap the P key to pause. The closer your ship is to the top of the screen, the faster it scrolls. AUTHOR
This game has been written by Kenta Cho <cs8k-cyu@asahi-net.or.jp> Val & Rick(6)
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