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‎CHANGELOG

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0.8.0
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Not released yet
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This version contains a working adlib emulator (from the chocolate-doom project), and audio is
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implemented. Various bugfixes.
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0.7.0
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23.10.11
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This version contains a complete game engine, and should be almost identical to the original game.
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This version doesn't support audio.
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0.6.0
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15.09.11
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This snapshot is based on 0.4.0 (C code). What's new is a working game engine, made after deep
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analysis of TTF's original game engine. The engine does appearently handle player, objects, gates
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and elevators flawlessly. This snapshot is tested mostly with Titus, and it should handle Moktar as
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well. What's remaining is the enemies, and the adlib audio.
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0.5.0
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Engine rewritten in C++, discontinued.
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0.4.0
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01.03.09
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This is the first audio-enabled version. It can play amiga modules by now, by using LibMikMod or
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SDL-mixer. I haven't looked at Atari and Amstrad yet. Adlib audio is difficult to achieve, because
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a good adlib emulator is required. The best emulator by now is the MAME adlib emulator, but that is
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covered by the MAME license, and thus makes it difficult to include in OpenTitus. Audio is
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pauseable by using F3. LibMikMod can play music in the same process (which reduces the framerate to
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8FPS), or it can play in a separate process (recommanded). SDL-mixer will also play music in a
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separate process. It is possible to do some basic compile-time configuration by manually editing
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config.h. I have added a very basic movement engine. This is the last version programmed in C. The
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next will be C++. This version is also possible to load in NetBeans.
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0.3.0
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24.12.08
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This version successfully loads the level in a TITUS_level structure and displays the levels by
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reading from this structure. It is also possible to move titus "noclip" style to examine the levels.
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What's left is animation and the movement engine, and music. The "levelviewer" executable is not
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compatible with the new functions, and is simply skipped in the makefile. This will be the first
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version on Sourceforge. This version also contains Jesses' documentations.
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0.2.1
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29.11.08
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Jesse modified the makefile to compile all, and he confirmed that the project still compiled in
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MinGW in windows, by using the makefile.
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0.2
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27.11.08
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A snapshot. This is not a separate version because of an achieved goal, but to show the progress.
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What's new is the "opentitus" executable. The source have a better structure now, and the main
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functions should be easier to understand and debug. I have written a new function that extracts
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the font used in the game, and correctly prints it on the screen. After some playing with alpha
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(or transparency) settings and keyboard handling routines, I have successfully cloned the intro of
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the game and the menu. To be specific: Intro text, titus logo, game image, menu, password prompting
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and the pre-level screen. This game is now also fully functional with Moktar (by modifying the
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titus.conf setting file). This snapshot also includes a level structure, which should make the game
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quite configurable (extendable enemy-, object-, gate-, elevator- and bonus records count, and
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extendable level width and height, and possibility to use custom sprites and background tiles with
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custom size and bit depth). What the program misses now is the game engine and music. I haven't
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made anything new regarding the level viewer, except cleaning the source file by moving functions
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in separate source files. As usual, I have only compiled the source in Linux, so I can't guarantee
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any windows functionality; however, Jesse told me that version 0.1 did compile successfully in MinGW.
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0.1
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16.11.08
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First "official" version. The project isn't released to the public yet.
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This version includes a program that extracts SQZ files, and a level viewer. This is not interactive;
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only the upper left part of the level is displayed (read prior 0.1). The project also have a simple
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config file, with possibilities to change resolution and video mode, and the location of the original
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data files. This version is only compatible with Titus the Fox (Moktar doesn't work yet) in a Linux
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environment.
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Prior 0.1
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22.09.08 - 15.11.08
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The project starts with a function that extracts the SQZ files. Functions that extracts background
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tiles, bonuses, elevators, enemies, objects and Titus himself is made, one by one, and finally this
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is displayed on the screen using SDL, which results in version 0.1.

‎COMPILING

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Compile instructions for OpenTitus
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OpenTitus doesn't use autobuild packages (yet), instead there are preconfigured makefiles for every system.
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Compile time dependencies:
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LibSDL development headers
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LibSDLMixer library
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Chocolate-Doom (1.6.0)'s OPL library (opl/libopl_*.a), check out opl/opl_readme.txt for further details
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System specific instructions is provided in
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COMPILING_dingux
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COMPILING_linux
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COMPILING_win32
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To test out your build, copy it into the game folder and follow the instructions inside game/README

‎COMPILING_dingux

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Compiling instructions for Dingux
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OpenTitus 0.8.0
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OpenTitus is released under the Gnu GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version of the license, and it is released "as is"; without any warranty.
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Install the toolchain, found at http://code.google.com/p/dingoo-linux/downloads/list
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Compile time dependencies:
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LibSDL development headers
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LibSDLMixer library
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Chocolate-Doom (1.6.0)'s OPL library (opl/libopl_dingux.a), check out opl/opl_readme.txt for further details
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To compile, use the following commands:
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All:
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make -f Makefile_dingux
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Clean:
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make -f Makefile_dingux clean
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The Makefile will define the compile-time constant "_DINGUX". It is used in /opentitus.c (videomode), and in /include/globals.h (keys).
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Copy the executable, titus.conf and titus/moktar folder to the same folder on the card (such as /local/), and launch it via applications/Explorer.
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Keys:
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B: Pick up/throw (space)
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X: Jump, helpful for kneestand+jump (up)
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A: Health display (E), additional press displays the status page (F4)
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Start: Pause (P)
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Select: Exit (Esc)
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Development keys:
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Left shoulder button: Toggles godmode and noclip
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Right shoulder button + left shoulder button: Skip to next level

‎COMPILING_linux

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Compiling instructions for Linux
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OpenTitus 0.8.0
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OpenTitus is released under the Gnu GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version of the license, and it is released "as is"; without any warranty.
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Compile time dependencies:
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LibSDL development headers
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LibSDLMixer library
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Chocolate-Doom (1.6.0)'s OPL library (opl/libopl_linux.a), check out opl/opl_readme.txt for further details
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To compile, use the following commands:
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All:
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make -f Makefile_linux
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Clean:
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make -f Makefile_linux clean

‎COMPILING_win32

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Compiling instructions for MinGW/Windows
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OpenTitus 0.8.0
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OpenTitus is released under the Gnu GPL version 3 or (at your option) any later version of the license, and it is released "as is"; without any warranty.
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Compile time dependencies:
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LibSDL development headers
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LibSDLMixer library (rename SDL_mixer.lib from the devel-VC package to libSDL_mixer.a, or use extras/libSDL_mixer.a)
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Chocolate-Doom (1.6.0)'s OPL library (opl/libopl_win32.a), check out opl/opl_readme.txt for further details
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To compile, use the following commands:
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All:
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make -f Makefile_win32
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Clean:
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make -f Makefile_win32 clean

‎Changelog.txt

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0.8.0
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Not released yet
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This version contains a working adlib emulator (from the chocolate-doom project), and audio is
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implemented. Various bugfixes.
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0.7.0
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23.10.11
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This version contains a complete game engine, and should be almost identical to the original game.
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This version doesn't support audio.
10+
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0.6.0
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15.09.11
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This snapshot is based on 0.4.0 (C code). What's new is a working game engine, made after deep
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analysis of TTF's original game engine. The engine does appearently handle player, objects, gates
15+
and elevators flawlessly. This snapshot is tested mostly with Titus, and it should handle Moktar as
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well. What's remaining is the enemies, and the adlib audio.
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0.5.0
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Engine rewritten in C++, discontinued.
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0.4.0
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01.03.09
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This is the first audio-enabled version. It can play amiga modules by now, by using LibMikMod or
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SDL-mixer. I haven't looked at Atari and Amstrad yet. Adlib audio is difficult to achieve, because
25+
a good adlib emulator is required. The best emulator by now is the MAME adlib emulator, but that is
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covered by the MAME license, and thus makes it difficult to include in OpenTitus. Audio is
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pauseable by using F3. LibMikMod can play music in the same process (which reduces the framerate to
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8FPS), or it can play in a separate process (recommanded). SDL-mixer will also play music in a
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separate process. It is possible to do some basic compile-time configuration by manually editing
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config.h. I have added a very basic movement engine. This is the last version programmed in C. The
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next will be C++. This version is also possible to load in NetBeans.
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0.3.0
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24.12.08
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This version successfully loads the level in a TITUS_level structure and displays the levels by
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reading from this structure. It is also possible to move titus "noclip" style to examine the levels.
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What's left is animation and the movement engine, and music. The "levelviewer" executable is not
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compatible with the new functions, and is simply skipped in the makefile. This will be the first
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version on Sourceforge. This version also contains Jesses' documentations.
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0.2.1
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29.11.08
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Jesse modified the makefile to compile all, and he confirmed that the project still compiled in
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MinGW in windows, by using the makefile.
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0.2
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27.11.08
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A snapshot. This is not a separate version because of an achieved goal, but to show the progress.
49+
What's new is the "opentitus" executable. The source have a better structure now, and the main
50+
functions should be easier to understand and debug. I have written a new function that extracts
51+
the font used in the game, and correctly prints it on the screen. After some playing with alpha
52+
(or transparency) settings and keyboard handling routines, I have successfully cloned the intro of
53+
the game and the menu. To be specific: Intro text, titus logo, game image, menu, password prompting
54+
and the pre-level screen. This game is now also fully functional with Moktar (by modifying the
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titus.conf setting file). This snapshot also includes a level structure, which should make the game
56+
quite configurable (extendable enemy-, object-, gate-, elevator- and bonus records count, and
57+
extendable level width and height, and possibility to use custom sprites and background tiles with
58+
custom size and bit depth). What the program misses now is the game engine and music. I haven't
59+
made anything new regarding the level viewer, except cleaning the source file by moving functions
60+
in separate source files. As usual, I have only compiled the source in Linux, so I can't guarantee
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any windows functionality; however, Jesse told me that version 0.1 did compile successfully in MinGW.
62+
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0.1
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16.11.08
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First "official" version. The project isn't released to the public yet.
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This version includes a program that extracts SQZ files, and a level viewer. This is not interactive;
67+
only the upper left part of the level is displayed (read prior 0.1). The project also have a simple
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config file, with possibilities to change resolution and video mode, and the location of the original
69+
data files. This version is only compatible with Titus the Fox (Moktar doesn't work yet) in a Linux
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environment.
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Prior 0.1
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22.09.08 - 15.11.08
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The project starts with a function that extracts the SQZ files. Functions that extracts background
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tiles, bonuses, elevators, enemies, objects and Titus himself is made, one by one, and finally this
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is displayed on the screen using SDL, which results in version 0.1.

‎Makefile_dingux

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CC = mipsel-linux-gcc
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INCLUDE = -I./include -I./opl
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CFLAGS = -g $(INCLUDE) -D_DINGUX
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UNSQZ_TARG := unsqz
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# LEVELVIEWER_TARG := levelviewer
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OPENTITUS_TARG := opentitus_0.7.0.dge
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UNSQZ_OBJS := \
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unsqz.o \
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src/sqz.o
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# LEVELVIEWER_OBJS := \
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# levelviewer.o \
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# src/sqz.o \
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# src/settings.o \
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# src/sprites.o
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OPENTITUS_OBJS := \
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opentitus.o \
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src/audio.o \
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src/common.o \
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src/draw.o \
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src/enemies.o \
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src/engine.o \
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src/elevators.o \
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src/fonts.o \
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src/gates.o \
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src/keyboard.o \
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src/level.o \
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src/menu.o \
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src/objects.o \
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src/original.o \
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src/player.o \
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src/reset.o \
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src/scroll.o \
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src/settings.o \
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src/sprites.o \
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src/sqz.o \
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src/tile_animation.o \
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src/viewimage.o \
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opl/libopl_dingux.a
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DIRS = \
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. \
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src \
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src/opl
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# all : $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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# all : $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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all : $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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$(UNSQZ_TARG) : $(UNSQZ_OBJS)
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$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(UNSQZ_OBJS)
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# $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) : $(LEVELVIEWER_OBJS)
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# $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) $(LEVELVIEWER_OBJS) `sdl-config --cflags --libs`
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$(OPENTITUS_TARG) : $(OPENTITUS_OBJS)
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$(CC) -I/opt/mipsel-linux-uclibc/include/SDL -I/opt/mipsel-linux-uclibc/include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_REENTRANT -O2 -Wall -L/opt/mipsel-linux-uclibc/lib -Wl,-rpath,/usr/lib -lSDL -lpthread -lSDL_gfx -lSDL_image $(CFLAGS) -o $(OPENTITUS_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_OBJS) -lm -lSDL_mixer
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clean :
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rm -f $(foreach dir,$(DIRS),$(foreach suffix,/*.o, $(addsuffix $(suffix),$(dir))))

‎Makefile_linux

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INCLUDE = -I./include -I./opl
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CFLAGS = -g $(INCLUDE)
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UNSQZ_TARG := unsqz
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# LEVELVIEWER_TARG := levelviewer
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OPENTITUS_TARG := opentitus
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UNSQZ_OBJS := \
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unsqz.o \
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src/sqz.o
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# LEVELVIEWER_OBJS := \
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# levelviewer.o \
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# src/sqz.o \
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# src/settings.o \
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# src/sprites.o
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OPENTITUS_OBJS := \
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opentitus.o \
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src/audio.o \
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src/common.o \
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src/draw.o \
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src/enemies.o \
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src/engine.o \
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src/elevators.o \
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src/fonts.o \
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src/gates.o \
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src/keyboard.o \
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src/level.o \
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src/menu.o \
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src/objects.o \
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src/original.o \
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src/player.o \
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src/reset.o \
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src/scroll.o \
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src/settings.o \
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src/sprites.o \
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src/sqz.o \
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src/tile_animation.o \
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src/viewimage.o \
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opl/libopl_linux.a
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DIRS = \
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. \
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src \
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src/opl
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# all : $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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# all : $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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all : $(OPENTITUS_TARG)
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$(UNSQZ_TARG) : $(UNSQZ_OBJS)
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$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(UNSQZ_TARG) $(UNSQZ_OBJS)
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# $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) : $(LEVELVIEWER_OBJS)
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# $(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(LEVELVIEWER_TARG) $(LEVELVIEWER_OBJS) `sdl-config --cflags --libs`
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$(OPENTITUS_TARG) : $(OPENTITUS_OBJS)
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$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(OPENTITUS_TARG) $(OPENTITUS_OBJS) `sdl-config --cflags --libs` -lm -lSDL_mixer
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clean :
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rm -f $(foreach dir,$(DIRS),$(foreach suffix,/*.o, $(addsuffix $(suffix),$(dir))))

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