groundhog(6) [debian man page]

GROUNDHOG(6)							   Games Manual 						      GROUNDHOG(6)

NAME

       groundhog - Simple logic game.

SYNOPSIS

       groundhog

DESCRIPTION

       groundhog is a simple logic game.  The purpose is to put balls in pockets of the same color by manipulating a maze of tubes.

OPTIONS

       groundhog currently has no command-line options.

AUTHOR

       groundhog was written by Maurits Rijk <lpeek.mrijk@consunet.nl>.   This manual page was written by Ruud de Rooij <ruud@debian.org>, for the
       Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

																      GROUNDHOG(6)

BILLARD-GL(6)							   Games Manual 						     BILLARD-GL(6)

NAME

       billard-gl - OpenGL billiards game

SYNOPSIS

       billard-gl [options]

DESCRIPTION

       This  manual  page  documents  the billard-gl program. This manual page was written for Debian because the original program does not have a
       manual page.

       billard-gl implements a game of 8- or 9-ball billiards, which you can play against the computer or a friend.  The general idea of billiards
       is to hit the coloured balls with the cue ball in such a way that these balls fall in one of the six pockets of the table.

OPTIONS

       -f  -fullscreen
	      switches to fullscreen mode (can currently not be changed from inside billard-gl itself)

       -f  -windowed
	      switches to windowed mode (default; can currently not be changed from inside billard-gl itself)

       -t VALUE
	      texture size for the balls.  Valid values are 1 for full size textures, 2 for half size textures, 4 for quarter size textures, and 8
	      for eighth size textures.

       -tt VALUE
	      texture size for the table.  Valid values are 1 for full size textures, 2 for half size textures, 4 for quarter size textures, 8 for
	      eighth size textures, and 0 for no textures.

       -at VALUE
	      texture size for the display.  Valid values are 1 for full size textures and 2 for halfsized textures.

       -g VALUE
	      ball geometry; odd numbers >= 3.	Higher values create more complex geometry.

       To run billard-gl with minimum settings, try

	      billard-gl -t 8 -tt 0 -at 2 -g 3

       or for maximum settings, try

	      billard-gl -t 1 -tt 1 -at 1 -g 11

       All of the options are configurable from within billard-gl itself, unless stated otherwise.

AUTHOR

       billard-gl was written by Stefan Disch, Tobias Nopper and Martina Welte.

       This  manual  page  was	written by Jamie Wilkinson <jaq@debian.org> and updated by Thierry Reding <thierry@doppeltgemoppelt.de> for Debian
       (but may be used by others).

								 January 22, 2005						     BILLARD-GL(6)