From: <Tin...@ra...> - 2002-04-05 19:31:36
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Darshan S wrote: > Tina Hall wrote: > > Darshan S wrote: > > > > > I normally compile a DOS binary of the CVS version of > > > Slash'EM every other day and play many of my games on it > > > (primarily my pacifist attempts :)). > > > > So it's playable, yes? (Why primarily pacifists?) > > Because otherwise I play Lethe. I don't want my pacifists to > get entangled with Lethe's lethal spellcasters. It also means > I can't play with the pet ranged attack patch, but to balance > that, I can spot bugs in new Slash'EM features quickly and > help the DevTeam that way. If they want play-testers, then I'd always be a willing victim. :) > As for the playability, it seems no worse than the stable > branch, although there are oddities. And you do not want > to play the CVS binary in serious games. I don't understand 'CVS' in this context, I thought it was just something to sort out different branches? Why not play it a serous game with it? > > Was hoping to attempt compiling myself soon, but the source > > code (3.4.0 for a start) a helpful soul send along was some > > weird Linux thingy, so that might take a while to sort out > > yet. > > The only Linuxy thing about the sources are that lines end > with line feeds instead of LF-CR and that some files have long > file names. What happens to the long file names on OS/2? My harddrives only have FAT-16, and I've got no OS/2 unzip to test whatever it might be able to do despite that. > The setup.bat in sys/msdos should rename long file names to > short ones for a DOS compile. Apparrently, it's only the top directory that's got the weird filename, anything else should be ok. > > Next time there's any update with your patched Slash'EM > > version (Is there one yet?), > > No, I haven't updated my stuff for 6E4F8. It normally takes me > several hours to port all the patches and build all the > binaries, so I've slated that for the weekend. Whenever you do find the time, I'd appreciate an update. :) > > could you just send over the relevant preview files too, > > please? > > Preview files? What are they? Do you mean the binary of the > preview version? Yes. Still confused about all this new stuff. It'll take some time to register any comprehensible and easy accessible meanings somewhere in the vacuum that inhabits my head. ;) (Right now it's fighting the explanations.) It's hard to find words for what I'm asking, or understand what anyone's talking about until then. Tschuess Tina _______________________________________________________________ Emails: Ti...@ty... or Tin...@ra... |