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Welcome to Labrynth V1.0
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This Document file explains what to do in the game and also
explains how to get the Sound Blaster effects going if you
have problems doing so...
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Lorcan, ruler of the Labrynth, is waiting for you.
The King is sending the mightiest of the mightiest to try and defeat him...
It is now your turn.
Walk around the Labrynth and find useful treasures that you can put to use.
Gain levels and defeat the hidded bosses in the mazes to get the keys for
each maze.
It may sound easy, but wait and see.
Save your Medicines and Heals because you will need them.
Basic controls:
In the game the space bar does just about everything:
Arrow keys move you around
Space Bar is for menu actions
It's easy to figure out once you're in the game.
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100% Sound Blaster card owners listen up!!!!!
And I repeat... due to the limitations of the programming language I
used to make this blasted game, there has to be a driver running in
the background to get the Sound Blaster going.
Here are the steps to get it going:
1. Go out into your Labrynth directory and type SBSIM.
A.If you get the messages : "CTVDSK.DRV Version 2.12 loaded OK"
and "CT-VOICE.DRV Version 2.12 loaded OK" Then you're in luck!
It installed correctly!!! Go play the game!!!
B.If you get the message: "BLASTER environment string not set"
Then we're going to have to go through some initialization
strings to get it started.
1. First of all find out what the address of your
sound blaster card is. It's usually 220 or 240.
2. Next find out the IRQ of your card. It's usually 7.
But it could also be 2,5,or 10.
3. Find out the DMA channel. It's usually 1. but it could
be 0 or 2.
4. Now we need to type out an initialization string:
For instance, on my computer it would be:
SET BLASTER=A220 I5 D1 T4
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| | | I don't know what this is..
| | This is the DMA channel
| This is the IRQ (interrupt)
This is the address
5. Just enter in your own values. Leave the "T4" like it is.
I don't know what it means. But just leave it.
So, here is an initialization string if you had
a card with an address of 240, an IRQ of 10 and
a DMA of 2:
SET BLASTER=A240 I10 D2 T4
Got it? I hope so!!
C. Now if after all this, you get the message "Sound CARD not
present." then guess what, you don't have a sound card!!
Either that or you specified the address wrong. Try it again.
D. If you get the message "Interrupt test failed.."
or the message "DMA test failed"
then you probably specified the init. string wrong.
Try it again.
Hopefully you can get the Card working. Have fun with the game nonetheless!!!
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Comments or suggestions:
Nathan Cope
94 Riverdale Pk.
Gloucester MA 01930
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