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koules

KOULES(6)							       games								 KOULES(6)

NAME

       xkoules - Action game for X11

SYNOPSIS

       xkoules [-SxslMmpdh]

KOULES FROM THE TOP
:
				    .
			---	  .  .			  O
		       /   	    . .
		      |     |	 . . .. ---
		          /	       /   	    X		O
			---	      |    O|
				         O/
					---	  ---
		       .       O		 /O O
		    . . . .			|     |
		     . . .			    /
		   .  .X.  .	      O 	  ---
		     . . .			   .
		    . . . .			  ...
		       .			 . . .
						. . . .
					       .   .   .
			       H A V E
				 FUN
				  !

DESCRIPTION

       Koules is an action game. The mission is to bounce all koules fighters from your sector

OPTIONS

       -h     for help

       -s     for small display(320x250) for slow machines

       -l     for large display(640x480) default size

       -m     for monochrome displays

       -b     for black and white mode

       -p     use private colormap

       -y     Synchronize with X use only for debugging

       -f     Disable palette fading

       -d     Disable sound support Game will run faster.

       -x     Disable X11 pointer Use game's own cursor when standard X11's cursor is blinking

       -M     DISABLE shared memory support Slow down the game. Use only if shared memory support crashes.

Network options
       -C<host>
	      run koules as network client

       -S     run koules as network server

       -P<port>
	      select port. Default is:12345
		  Use this in case that some other program is already using this port.

Server options
       -W     run server in width mode-support for 320x200 svgalib and OS/2 clients.
		  Use this in case that server is refusing your clients.

       -L<level>
	      select level for server

       -D<number>
	      select dificulty for server:
		   0: nightmare
		   1: hard
		   2: medium(default and recomended)
		   3: easy
		   4: very easy

       -K     run server in deathmatch mode

Points:
	 Bounce something	  :  +1
	 Eat extension		  :  +10
	 Eat thief		  :  -30
	 Eat friend		  :  +30 At end of level
	 every live		  :  +20
	 every lost level	  :  -100
       In deathmatch mode
	 every destroyed concurrent:  +100

PORTABILITY

       The program is written in ANSI C and uses the X11 graphics library.

BUGS
/LIMITATIONS
       Joystick is supported only on Linux.

SEE ALSO

       http://www.paru.cas.cz/~hubicka/koules/English/koules.html

AUTHOR

       Jan Hubicka

       email: hubicka@paru.cas.cz

       smail:
	      Jan Hubicka
	      Dukelskych bojovniku 1944
	      Tabor 39001
	      Czech Republic

Linux								    28 Jul 1995 							 KOULES(6)