Trigger Rally

/////////////////////////// // Download instructions // /////////////////////////// Users: To try out Trigger on Linux, you will typically need to download trigger-rally-0.6.x.tar.bz2, unpack it and follow the instructions in the included /doc/README.txt. Up-to-date binaries may be available in your distros repositories (e.g. Debian), and a PPA is available for Ubuntu users. To use the (experimental) Windows binary, proceed as follows: - Create C:\Program Files\Trigger Rally (or C:\Program Files (x86) on 64-bit Windows) - Copy trigger-rally.exe from the link above into the new folder - Download the latest 'data' from SF - Unpack the data into the new folder. Do not keep the 'data' top level folder, that is, you should have 'events', 'maps', 'textures' etc. directly in the Trigger Rally folder. - Optionally create a shortcut. Then you should be able to start trigger-rally.exe. Packagers: In addition to the main release archive, we also provide tarballs that would facilitate the packaging on distros such as Debian (and Ubuntu). Specifically, we publish trigger-rally-0.6.x-src.tar.bz2 containing all the project source code without the large 'data' folder; and trigger-rally-0.6.x-data.tar.bz2 containing only the 'data' folder. ///////////////////// // Version history // ///////////////////// 08/10/2011 - Trigger 0.6.0 - New (and old) contributed tracks and events - New Practice Mode - Paging on the Single Races screen to show all the available tracks - Option to show speedometer in KPH or MPH - Option to show digital speed on the speed dial ('hybrid' style) - Fading track comment and GO at race start - Freezing course time when passing through a checkpoint - Tweak menu colours for more contrast 4/07/2010 - Trigger 0.5.3 - Removed splash screen delay - Updated contact email address 20/10/2006 - Trigger 0.5.2.1 - gcc 4 fixes - PhysFS/OpenAL interaction fix - PhysFS/SDL interaction fix Thanks to Stefan Potyra for the patches! 11/01/2005 - Trigger 0.5.1a,b,c - Fixed joystick deadzone and added a maxrange (unfortunately there's still no user-friendly joystick calibration) - Most of the engine migrated to RAII design - Other minor stuff 12/12/2004 - Trigger 0.5.1 - Switch to ARB multitex from core GL to support older cards - Added some code to take screenshots 05/10/2004 - Trigger 0.5.0 (was 0.4.5) - Chuck Sites has contributed a stereo patch, so now we have quadbuffer and anaglyph stereo! 03/10/2004 - Trigger 0.4.4.1 - PhysFS linked statically with linux binary 01/10/2004 - Trigger 0.4.4 - Windows build back online (fixed FMOD/PhysFS integration) - Another license change, because apparently CCSA isn't considered Free by Debian. Now the whole thing is GPL. See "License." 01/10/2004 - Trigger 0.4.4-pre2 - Menu fixes: forgot to show times/lives left in pre1 20/09/2004 - Trigger 0.4.4-pre1 - using PhysFS http://icculus.org/physfs/ - added auto ~/.trigger creation for config and extensions - new menu system, with auto searching for tracks and events - rule change: total time incremented even if you fail an attempt - new control config system, hopefully better joystick support - per-level weather settings - camera rotate: < and > - fixed: boost::format was crashing libstdc++, removed - friction model changed to better simulate dirt 09/09/2004 - Trigger 0.4.3 - config SDL GL settings - config keyboard controls - config sound enable/disable - experimental joystick support (see data/trigger.config) - vehicle crunch sound effects - fixed: controls not responding when joystick connected 06/09/2004 - Trigger 0.4.2 - Text configuration file - More physics tweaks, and simple driving assist config setting - extgl replaced with GLEW - License altered, now 100% Free Software 05/09/2004 - Trigger 0.4.1 - Physics tweaks and driving assist 04/09/2004 - Trigger 0.4 (First public release) - Lots of coolness