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Rally-X
By Dr X 12th May 1991.
This is my second Amos release and my first Amos game. The graphics and
programming are pretty slack (didn't use Amal) but at least it's got a
level editor.
The Story thus far:
About ten years ago, when you were still at school you picked on a guy called
Dr X. The years went by and you forgot about him. He didn't. Well during that
time he developed some robotic phase shifting formula ones. After a hard night
drinking, you regained conciousness in a pretty little red racing car.
A voice booms "Ha ha Puny mortal remember me? Vengeance is mine now!"
As the Turtles would say "Major bummer dude."
"I made my millions after inventing pubic hair straightener for nudists, I
then put it into research for making a game where you can only loose"
(This is an endless game :ed)
"To drive your car use the Joystick and push in the direction you want to go
as you get to an intersection, drive over all the check points (flags) and
get fuel by driving over fuel barrels. You hit mines or the green cars you
die instantly."
"Good luck! Ha ha ha ha"
How to use the Map Editor
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Either Load up a Map you want to change by hitting "L"
or start affresh. Clear the screen at any time by hitting "C"
Using the mouse draw where you want. Select brushes by pressing the numbers
underneath them.
1) Check point Markers
2) Gas Cannisters
3) Clusters of Mines
4) Red blocks are walls
5) Blank Blocks
6) Your car starting position. Rotate by using cursor key
7) Enemy car #1 starting spot " " " " " " " " "
8) Enemy car #2 starting spot " " " " " " " " "
9) Enemy car #3 starting spot " " " " " " " " "
Right Mouse Button acts brush number 5
Do not do dead ends as it may crash the program
To save hit "S" and choose a File name
To include the save file in the game you have to edit
line number 24 and change NMAPS (No. of Maps) to equal the new number of maps
and add the name of the file as a data statement eg.
DATA "Rally-X.Map.NEWLEVEL"
I don't like typing doc files, I hope this clarifys it a bit.
This game has only one level, the whole thing is a one day effort, and I
wanted to upload it as soon as it started to work.