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BOMB is a clone of the classic game "Bombuzal". It uses the basic idea and most of its art work. However, BOMB is different in quite some respects:

• Different behaviour of many gadgets
• Different score and bonus system
• Different sound effect, plus background music
• Missing gadgets: e.g. "The Helper", aerial bombs, movable bombs

BOMB was created by Andreas Binner. Levels, graphics and audio have been designed to be easily edited/added - see the readme file below for more information.

Readme File:

BOMB, an open-platform NUON game -------------------------------- BOMB is a clone of the classic game "Bombuzal". It uses the basic idea and most of its art work. However, BOMB is different in quite some respects: - Different behaviour of many gadgets - Different score and bonus system - Different sound effect, plus background music - Missing gadgets: e.g. "The Helper", aerial bombs, movable bombs The sounds and background music used for the game are all Freeware taken from the "http://www.flashkit.com" website. I should have written down the authors for each sound file, but I didn't (shame over me). Distribution ------------ BOMB is a pure non-profit and non-commercial project. The source code can be modified if the changes are published in source form. No file shall be removed from this project, including this Readme text! BOMB can be distributed on NUON-related websites. Parts of the source code can be used in other open-platform NUON projects, as long they are also non-profit and non-commercial. I take no responsibility for any possible damage caused by this application. The rights to the original artwork lies by its legal owner. Building BOMB ------------- Just type "gmake" in the Bomb directory. This will produce the NUON.CD file in the CD sub-directory. NOTES: The build process uses a tool "ppm2yuv" which is part of the release. Also be aware that BOMB uses a special enhanced version of libn50x.a which is also included. Older version won't work and should be replaced with this new one. Burning a BOMB CD ----------------- Burn all file in this sub-directory on a CD. The .PCM files can be replaced with other audio files (format: Raw, 32kHz, 16-bit, stereo, big-endian) and should be named "levelXX.pcm", with XX a number from 1 to 16. Or, the files can be left out totally, to disable the background music. Playing BOMB ------------ Goal of each level is it to bring all bombs and mines to an explosion. Bombes are activated with the "A" button, mines are activated on contact! Avoid water, explosions and the drones, they are all deadly. Take the switches and teleporters in consideration. Als pay attention to the broken tiles (which are usable only once) and the icy tiles (where you can't stop on). Designing Levels ---------------- Levels are defined in the "levels.h" files. Follow the instructions in this file. Changing the art-work --------------------- All sprites are in the "tiles.ppm" file. Screens are separate .TGA files. Pure Magenta is always considered transparent. Possible extensions ------------------- - Levels, levels and levels ;-) - Nicer screens - More gadets 12/20/2002 Andreas Binner

Burning tips: Drag the NUON.CD file into the root directory of an unnamed ISO9660 compliant CDR or CD/RW. Burn in TAO (track at once) mode and close/finalize the disc. For assistance with burning NUON.CD files to CD-R, please read the guide.