About Registering

This game is shareware. This means if you like this game and decide to keep it, you should send me $10 to register it. This registration will be good for all versions of the game, and, when implemented will allow you to play across a network. I realize most people don't pay this, but, if you want to see further updates please send something.

Registration entitles you to:

• The next major release of the game on disk

• A registration code which allows you to use all the game features

This game is provided as is, and no guarantee is made about the stability of this game on your particular computer. I take no responsibility if this game doesn't work on your system, or in any way causes you loss.

Send registrations/comments/suggestions/bug reports to:

Nathan Sturtevant
--before May '96--
2910 Hillegass Ave #3
Berkeley, CA 94705
--permanent address--
84 Yosemite Ct.
Ventura, CA 93003

What Registering enables

When you register the game I will give you a personalized serial number
in order to enable extra features. For fastest service, give me your e-mail
address and ask me to send you your registration code (in place of getting
it on disk.) This saves me time & money. I may not be too prompt about
mailing disks out. <Sorry, I lead a busy life.>

When you have entered your registration code the following things will
be enabled:

• Computer Speech (with the speech manager installed)
• Background Music (with QuickTime 2.0 or higher installed)
• Editing custom weapons & creating several menus of custom weapons
• Having more than 10 background textures for land and sky.
• Networking (when implemented)

Notes about music

As of yet there is no "official" Dome Wars music. The game does support, 
for Registered Users, midi background music, based from QuickTime 2.0.
Music files are stored in the Music Files folder. (Note the change from
previous versions.) The music I included is just random files that were
given to me or that I found on the 'net. I am not aware of any restrictions
on redistributing them. If there are, I will promptly stop distributing
them with my game.

Dome Wars uses two music files, one as an introduction, and one as
background music for the game. The file Dome Wars Music is the music
that is played during game play. The file Dome Wars Intro is the music
that is played when you are not playing the game.

Any midi file, or quicktime file will work. So, if you have a digitized
soundtrack of your own that you want to use, you can place it as the
sound track of a movie and it will play properly as background music.
(You can even have a video track — the results are quite interesting.)
I have found that some of the background tracks from Doom work well.