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Orbots The Game - gamehelp.doc
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Copyright (c) 1995 Sunshower Systems Inc.
Table Of Contents
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Overview:
Chapter One:
1.1 System Requirements
1.2 Installation
1.3 File Listing
1.4 Memory Requirements
1.5 Legal disclaimers
Chapter Two:
2.1 Using the Menu
2.2 Install game Options
2.3 Sound Card Hoop-La
2.4 Setup Program
2.5 Using a Boot Disk
Chapter Three:
3.1 Using the Keyboard
3.2 Using the Mouse
3.3 Using the Joystick
3.4 Saving a Game
3.5 Loading a Saved Game
3.6 High Score
3.7 Bonus points, Game speeds, and Cheat mode
Chapter Four:
4.1 Trouble Shooting, Support
4.2 Hints
4.3 Running under Windows 3.x
4.4 Windows 95
4.5 Error Messages
Chapter Five:
5.1 About Shareware
5.2 ASP Ombudsman Statement
5.3 Further Adventures
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Overview:
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Orbots the Game is a heart pounding, brain boggling, shoot 'em up,
extravaganza. Super smooth 256 color VGA graphics are complemented
with extraordinary digital sound. An adrenaline junkies dream!
You must pilot the astro-chopper to defeat an invasion of half machine,
half organo mutants from another dimension. They have plenty of
surprises for you, and some nasty tricks for you to figure out. If you
get through their defenses, you still must face their mother ship to
defeat them.
Good Luck. You'll need it! <ASP>
Chapter One:
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1.1 System Requirements
The game requires an IBM compatible computer with a 386
processor or better. A colour VGA video monitor and compatible video
card. It is also recommended that you have a MS compatible mouse
(the game was designed for a mouse, but will also support a
joystick, or the keyboard). For sound you require a compatible
sound card with speakers (see Chapter Two Sound Card Hoop-La for
more details). The game has been written to use memory wisely,
so 640K of conventional memory is all that is required. The full game
takes up approximately 2.5MB of hard disk drive space. You also
must have DOS 3.3 or later.
1.2 Installation
Please run the supplied install program to install the
game.
- Just type install at a dos prompt and follow the instructions.
- The game will ask you to setup sound cards, etc.
when the game is started for the first time by typing 'orbots',
at a dos prompt.
- To remove the game, simply delete all files from the Orbots
the Game directory.
1.3 File Listing
If the game will not start or you have other problems,
type 'setup' to automatically check the game directory for the
proper files and to reinitialize the game again.
ORBOTS.EXE SETUP.EXE FILE002.OBW
FILE003.OBW AL.RMC S20.RMC
SUNINT.OBW SUNDEMO.DAT THEMES.LDP
TEST1.RMC FAT.OPL ORBOT.ICO
SUNGAMEA.OBW SUNSHWA.LEV PMIDPAK.COM
SBFM.ADD ADLIB.ADD GENMID.ADD
PCSPKR.ADD SBPIFM.ADD SBP2FM.ADD
SC32MPU.ADD SBFM.ADV ADLIB.ADV
GENMID.ADV PCSPKR.ADV SBP1FM.ADV
SBP2FM.ADV SC32MPU.ADV
ADLIB.COM CMIDPAK.COM
IBMBAK.COM NOSOUND.COM VENDOR.DOC
PMIDPAK.COM SB16.COM SBCLONE.COM
SBLASTER.COM SBPRO.COM SMIDPAK.COM
TMIDPAK.COM GAMEHELP.DOC ORDER.TXT
1.4 Memory
To use the game with full rich sound and digital effects,
the game requires 554K of free conventional memory and a 16-bit
sound card. 8-bit sound cards will not work as well but are far
superior to the PC speaker. You can check your memory by using the
DOS "mem or mem/c" command. See your DOS reference manual for
details. If you are not using any of the sounds or music, the game
requires only 350K free conventional memory. To make more memory
see section 2.5. To reset the game to min. memory see section 2.4.
1.5 Legal
This file must always be distributed with the game.
- All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Users of Orbots the Game must accept this disclaimer of warranty:
Terms & Conditions
LIMITED WARRANTY.
ORBOTS THE GAME IS PROVIDED 'AS IS'. ALL WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR
IMPLIED, ARE DISCLAIMED AS TO THE SOFTWARE AND ITS QUALITY PERFORMANCE,
MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK
RELATING TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS ASSUMED BY
THE USER. IN NO EVENT WILL SUNSHOWER SYSTEMS INC. BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT,
INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE,
INABILITY TO USE, OR ANY DEFECT IN THE SOFTWARE. IF THE SOFTWARE PROVES
TO HAVE DEFECTS, THE USER ASSUMES THE COST OF ANY NECESSARY SERVICING
OR REPAIRS.
Copyright (c) 1995 Sunshower Systems Inc.
All rights reserved. All rights of reproduction in other media
reserved.
Special Thanks to:
- General MIDI patches (c) 1994 The Fat Man and K. Weston Phelan
The Fat Man
7611 Shoal Creek Blvd.
Austin TX 78757
1-512-454-5775
BBS: 1-512-454-9990
Chapter Two:
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2.1 Using the Menu
All the menu's in this game are easily operated with just a
few simple keystrokes. On line help is available for most menu
screens by pressing the 'h' key or the 'F1' key. The simple use of
the arrow keys will move you among the available selections. The
enter/return key will select the option. You may also make your
selection by pressing the capitalized letter of the menu line.
The 'ESC' will exit the current menu and move you back to the
previous menu screen.
2.1.1 Select Episode
The first menu screen offers the user a choice of
adventures: Organobots Revenge, The Plasma People, or
Organobots Return. The Shareware version comes with the complete
adventure, Organobots Revenge. For other adventures see
Chapter five.
2.1.2 Main Menu
This is the menu that will be used the most. It allows the
following choices:
-Fly new mission /Fly next mission - Select this option to
enter the world of the Organobots. Good luck, you will need it.
- Load/save mission - This menu option allows you to save up to
three games. It is wise to save the game when you have completed
a level because the levels do not get easier as you go. You may
load any of the three saved games and continue to play from where
you left off.
- Set game options - The same options available to you at install
time are available anytime by selecting this menu option. See
Install Game Options for more details.
- Instructions - On line instructions. It is a good idea to review
these instructions as needed.
- Program credits - Well, we have to get a plug for our selves in
somewhere.
- Quit - By selecting this option you will exit the game and return
to DOS.
- D - By pressing the 'd' key you will see a demo of the game.
- H - By pressing the 'h' key you will see the abbreviated help screen.
2.1.2 Set Game Options
The following options are available on this menu:
- Sound effects card - choose this option to setup your sound card
for the digital sound effects.
- Music card - choose this option to setup your sound card for the
stereo music sound track.
- set Volume - select this option to adjust the volume for effects
and music.
- select Controller - choose this menu option to pick the controller
you prefer to use (and configure the controller).
- Game difficulty - this menu option will allow you to switch
between the different difficulty levels.
- Exit - return to the Main Menu
See install Game Options Chapter 2.2 for more details.
2.2 Install Game Options
2.2.1 Sound Effects Card
This menu option allows you to select your sound card
from a list of possible sound cards.
Simply move through the list using the up/down arrow keys until you
find the desired choice. If you do not want any digital sound
effects select the no sound option. Depending on which card you
have chosen from the list, another menu may appear requesting
more information. It may ask for IRQ, DMA, and address of your
sound card. See Sound Card Hoop-La for more details or consult
your owners manual. If you are using one of the soundblaster
8-bit cards or compatible try using both the SoundBlaster Pro
and the compatible driver. One may work better than the other
with your card.
Test the card by pressing the return key when the test
option is visible. You should hear a short test sound. If you do
not hear anything check your settings and your hardware. You may
repeat the test as desired. If you hear only one note you probably
have a conflict with the IRQ setting. Check that you have the
correct IRQ for your card. If you are presented with an error
message see Chapter four, Error messages for more details. Once
you have completed the test, select exit to return to the Set Game
Options Menu Screen. (note: you must run the test or driver will not
be installed correctly)
2.2.2 Music Card
This menu option allows you to select your card from a list of
music cards to find the one that is present in your computer. Simply
move through the list using the up/down arrow keys until you find
the desired card. If you do not want the music sound track select
the no music option. If no music is selected there will be no music
in the game or menu modes. Like the sound effects setup, here too
you may be asked for more details about your card. See Sound Card
Hoop-La for more details or consult your sound card owners manual.
Test the card by pressing the return key when the test option is
visible. You should hear a short test sound. If you do not hear
anything check your settings and your hardware. You may repeat the
test as desired. If you hear only one note you probably have a
conflict with another device. Check that you have the correct IRQ
for your card. If you are presented with an error message see
Chapter four, Error messages for more details. Once you have
completed the test select exit to return to the Set Game Options
Menu Screen. (note: you must run the test or driver will not
be installed correctly)
2.2.3 Set Volume
This menu option allows you to set the volume for both the
digital sound effects and the music sound track. Volume varies
greatly with the sound card used, so some experimenting may be
required to get the exact sound level you desire. If you find you
are setting the volume to zero it is recommended that you select
no sound or no music from the Sound Effects Card, Music Card
options respectively. The up/down arrow keys will move you between
sound effects and music. When you have the selected option you
wish to change simply use the left/right arrow keys to raise or
lower the volume. You will see the slider move as you adjust the
volume. Once you have completed the adjustment press enter to
return to the Set Game options menu.
2.2.4 Select Controller
This menu option allows you to choose which controller
device you will be using to play the game. Available are: keyboard,
mouse, and joystick. The mouse selection also allows a sensitivity
setting. The joystick option asks you to calibrate the joystick
(see Chapter Three for more details). When we tested the game
we used the mouse.
2.2.5 Game difficulty
This menu option allows you to switch between difficulty
levels.
The levels are as follows:
Preschool - This is the easiest level. As with life you should
progress through the game starting with this level and moving up as
your skill develops. The enemy's weapons are just dumb bullets and
refueling is a snap. If you destroy a friendly ship there is only a
small loss of points, but don't expect this to continue.
Elementary - Its time to stand alone against the enemy. Refueling
now takes a good pilot. There are no more breaks on points for
friendly fire. It now takes longer to recharge your Berserker gun.
High School - Now is the time to choose. Am I good enough to
continue, or do I need more practice.
University - Only a few make it to University and even fewer
still make it through. The enemy has smarter weapons now, as they
begin to track you down.
Real World - Like the real world this is almost impossible to
handle. The enemy's weapons are much more intelligent and will
track you down. Some times you may just have to run for your life
from overwhelming numbers. But remember, all the levels in the
real world have been tested and can be completed.
2.3 Sound Card Hoop-La
The following sound cards are supported by this version:
ADLIB or compatible
General Midi
PC Internal Speaker
SoundBlaster or compatible
SoundBlaster Pro
SoundBlaster 16
MPU 401
Roland Sound Canvas
See 2.3.2, 2.3.3
2.3.1 Recommendations
If you are not sure which sound card setting to choose:
for most people, the SoundBlaster Pro setting will work the best
for FX if you have an 8 bit sound card. It is best to try all
the sound drivers though, because all sound cards are different.
Try playing the game, to hear the various FX sounds with each
driver that tests in the configuration. The music for the game
was professionally scored, and will sound best on an MPU-401
(Roland) sound card. Some of the richness of the music will be
lost on other cards, especially FM synthesis cards like the
SoundBlaster. Wave table cards generally perform much better.
2.3.2 Truth about IRQ
The IRQ and DMA of your sound card is important to know.
But in the configure screens, simple pressing enter when asked for
an IRQ will select a likely default for your sound card. If the
test sound does not complete when you run it, it is likely that
your sound card is not configured correctly. The game will most
likely still run, but there may be unpredictable results, as your
selected IRQ or DMA may be used by another device. If you have
problems, find out for sure what IRQ you are using. There are
several programs like DOS's 'MSD' that can assist you.
2.3.3 Sound Drivers
Sound drivers are bulky and require a lot of disk space.
For this reason we have limited the number of available sound
drivers for the this game. Most sound cards will emulate either the
Sound Blaster Pro (preferred) or Adlib. A few other popular choices
(including the lowly PC speaker - SLOW) were also thrown in.
2.4 Setup Program
The Setup program is supplied to reset your game to default
values. If for some reason the game is not working and you do not
know how to correct the problem you can run the setup program.
Simply change to the game directory and type 'setup'. The setup
program will check to see if all the required files are present.
If a file or files is missing, instructions will appear on the
screen. Follow these instructions. Setup also sets the game to no
sound card, and no music card, and keyboard controller. Don't worry
about your high scores because they will not be lost by running
the setup program. If setup detects a serious problem it will ask
you to reinstall the game. At this point all high scores will be
lost (See Installation for help on reinstalling the game).
2.5 Using a Boot Disk
If you don't have enough memory when you start the game
and you don't want to alter your autoexec.bat and config.sys files,
a simple alternative is to create a boot disk.
In the game directory (usually c:\orbots) there is a file
called makeboot.bat. Place a floppy (formatted or unformatted)
disk in a: drive and type MAKEBOOT. When the prompt returns
press (ctrl alt del) and then run the game.
If you want to run the game with a mouse driver installed,
locate the directory where your mouse driver is. The file is
usually called mouse.com or mouse.exe. Then using an editor
such as edit.com or windows notepad, include the file name
in the autoexec.bat file on the boot disk. The file would
read as below. If the mouse driver is in the root directory
of c: , the fourth line would read c:\mouse.
Don't forget to select 'mouse' in the options/controller
menu when the game is running.
example: prompt=$p$g
path=c:\;c:\DOS;\c:\windows
c:
[drive:][path]\mouse
cd \orbots
orbots
Chapter Three:
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3.1 Using the Keyboard
The game may be played, using the keyboard only. You already
know the keyboard provides the access to all the menu functions but
you can play the game with the keyboard as well. The arrow keys
provide the up, down, left, and right movement. Press the Alt key
to fire the Yttrium cannon, while the Ctrl key fires the ships
regular guns. The fire keys also work with the mouse and joystick.
3.2 Using the Mouse
This is the most popular (we use the mouse) method of
playing the game. Moving the mouse controls the movement of your
ship. The left mouse button fires your guns. The right mouse button
fires the Yttrium cannon. When you select the mouse option from the
Select Controller Menu you will be given a mouse sensitivity menu.
By using the right/left arrow keys you can change the mouse
sensitivity. There is a low, medium, and high setting available.
Press the enter key when selection is complete to return to the Set
Game Options Menu. On the high setting the mouse will be at the
settings set with your mouse driver. See your mouse user manual
for more information about your mouse settings. Remember, the
settings for your mouse driver are usually much more sensitive
than those in the game. So, check your driver!
3.3 Using the Joystick
Since all joysticks are different, it is necessary to
calibrate your joystick Once you have selected joystick from the
Select Controller Menu you will be asked to perform a few simple
instructions with the joystick. If you receive a message 'Joystick
not found' check your hardware. Do your best to move the joystick
as you normally would. By doing this the software learns where the
left, top, bottom, and right limits of your joystick are. If you
find the joystick settings to be a little off you can recalibrate
them by following this procedure again. If you find that your
joystick is not sensitive enough, repeat the calibration procedure,
but don't move the stick all the way to the top left and bottom
right when asked. Moving the stick only part way, will increase
the joysticks sensitivity in the game.
Moving the joystick will move your ship. By pressing
button 0 you will fire your guns. By pressing button 1 you will
fire the Yttrium cannon.
3.4 Saving a Game
To save a game select the Load/Save option from the Main
Menu. Once selected the Load/Save menu will appear. Choose the
Save Current Game option from the Load/Save Menu. Selecting this
option will save the current game. This includes your current
score, weapon status, episode, and level. You will be asked to
select one of three possible games. This allows you to keep three
saved games that you may return to at a later time to continue
playing. Once a selection has been made, if that saved game exists
it will be over written with the current game. You can only save
between levels so save often and wisely. If you wish to play one
level over and over again simply save before you start playing that
level and load that level again and again.
- Exit - selecting this option from the Load Save Menu will return
you to the Main Menu screen.
Note: The games are saved in a file called 'sunshw?.sav'. You can
copy or rename this file if you want to keep more than 3 saved
games. To play this game, simply rename or copy to its original
name.
3.5 Loading a Saved Game
To load a game select the Load/Save option from the Main
Menu. Once selected, the Load/Save menu will appear. Choose the Load
Saved Game option from the Load/Save Menu. Selecting this option
will load one of the saved games. You will be asked to select one of
three possible games. This allows you to choose which saved game you
wish to continue playing Once a selection has been made, if that
saved game exists it will be loaded as the current game. You can
only load between levels. You may reload a saved game over and over.
Remember By loading a saved game your current game will be lost.
- Exit - selecting this option from the Load Save Menu will return
you to the Main Menu screen.
3.6 High Score
After you Quit the game you will see a high score screen.
This screen displays the top ten high scores. If you achieved a
high score while playing, a beep will sound and a flashing arrow
will point to the score you obtained. At this point you may enter
three characters, such as your initials. If you typed the wrong
character, don't worry, just press the backspace key and enter the
correct character. Once you are satisfied press the enter key.
The high score screen also appears when a demo is run just
to show off your great game playing. The screen will also appear
every time you quit the game even if you did not beat that last
high score.
3.7 Bonus points, Game speeds, and Cheat mode
At the end of each level you will receive bonus points
based on the number on enemies destroyed. The number of
points given will be displayed at the end of a successfully
completed level.
If you are a certified adrenaline junky and you find the
game a bit slow, try starting the game by typing 'orbots q'.
This will start the game in quick mode, which is 50 percent
faster than standard. (fast machine required)
Perhaps you have a slow machine (such as a 386sx-16)
or an old VGA graphics card. In this case run the game in slow
mode by typing 'orbots s'. The game runs faster by disregarding
some of the video information.
If you have a registered version of the game, and you just
can't get through that level, try starting the game by typing:
'orbots c'.
Chapter Four:
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4.1 Trouble Shooting, Support
Please READ through this document for information on
configuring and running the game. This will solve most problems.
If you find a bug, incompatibility, or need technical
support, please contact us at:
Sunshower Systems Inc.
2005 10 Ave. S.W.
Calgary, Ab., Canada
T3C 0K4
Compuserve: 102673,2435
Internet: 102673.2435@Compuserve.COM
Please include details of the hardware you are using, as well
as your config.sys and autoexec.bat files, and anything else you
can think of. Too much information is better than not enough.
If we can't duplicate the problem, we probably can't fix it.
4.2 Hints
See on line help and watch the demo's.
4.3 Running under Windows 3.x
Do not use Windows 3.x. Even though the game will run
under windows, it will run better under dos. Do not run the
game under Windows 3.x.
4.4 Windows 95
To run the game with Windows 95, from the start button
select Shutdown computer and restart in MS-Dos mode. Run the
game normally. Or........
Create a shortcut to the game by right clicking on the
desktop, and selecting new - shortcut. Select 'orbots.exe' (in the
appropriate directory) as the command line. Right click on the
new shortcut and select program - advanced. Make sure MS-DOS
mode is selected. Your icon should now be made.
4.5 Error Messages
- Not Enough Memory - you do not have the required amount of free
conventional memory to run all the features. Correct this problem
or turn off the sound effects, music. See sections 2.4 and 2.5.
- Error Loading %% - This is a fatal error. Stops program. A
file is missing from the game directory, or a file is corrupt.
Download a new copy of the game from Compuserve (GO PIKAPRO).
Or visit www.pik.com on the Internet.
- Error Loading Sound System - Fatal error. stops program.
Incorrect hardware or missing file in game directory.
- Error loading driver - selected sound driver is not compatible
with hardware or file is missing from game directory.
- Error init driver - wrong sound driver IRQ,DMA or address
information.
- Error opening sound - missing file in game directory.
- Mouse driver not detected - You don't have a mouse, your mouse
is not MS compatible, or the controller setting is wrong.
- No joystick detected - You don't have a joystick or it is not
connected as joystick 0.
- Unknown error! - contact Sunshower Systems and report any numbers
that appear with the error message.
Chapter Five:
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5.1 About Shareware
Shareware is "try it before you buy it" software.
Use the program for 30 days and decide whether you'll ever use it
again. Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial
software, and the copyright holder retains all rights.
Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software.
Orbots the Game is a "shareware program" and is provided at no
charge to the user for evaluation. Feel free to share it with
your friends, but please do not give it away altered.
If you find this program useful and find that you are using
Orbots the Game, you must make a registration payment of $24.95.
The $24.95 U.S. registration fee will license one copy for use
on any one computer at any one time. You must treat this software
just like a book. An example is that this software may be used by
any number of people and may be freely moved from one computer
location to another, so long as there is no possibility of it
being used at one location while it's being used at another.
Just as a book cannot be read by two different persons at the
same time. If you plan to keep the software, please pay the
authors. These fees are small, and support some of the brightest
programmers working today.
See order.txt for more information
5.2 ASP Ombudsman Statement
This program is produced by a member of the Association of
Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the
shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve
a shareware-related problem with an ASP member by contacting
the member directly, ASP may be able to help. The ASP Ombudsman
can help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member,
but does not provide technical support for members' products.
Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon,
MI 49442-9427 USA, FAX 616-788-2765 or send a CompuServe
message via CompuServe Mail to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536.
5.3 Further Adventures
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