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- Yova/2 1.1
- Well, here it is at last... (like anyone but me new it was coming)
- My 1st shot at OS/2 programming is a port of a windoze game I wrote.
- I think I worked all of the bugs out, so E-Mail or Snail (US postal)
- Mail me if you find any. Thanx
-
- For all those out there who want to try to port from windoze to OS/2:
- It was really simple, just remember, that in windoze the screen
- coordinate of the top left corner is 0,0 and in Os/2 the BOTTOM left corner
- is 0,0.
-
- History
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- v1.1
- Add different boards when playing one-player
-
- v1.02
- Got the new version of Borland C for OS/2 so I added the borland
- buttons (the ok button with a check mark in it)
- v1.01
- Fixed a spelling mistake... we couldn't have that now could we
-
- v1.0
- Orginal release
-
-
- Below is the original readme that was released with the windoze version
- of this game:
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-
- YOVA 1.0 beta - Yet Another Version of Attacks
- by Michael Banks and Eben Stewart
-
- This would be our first attempt at a piece of shareware
- software. This game is based on a slightly well known arcade
- game called Attacks. This beta version should have all the
- bugs worked out (like munching on system resources, but you can
- never get all the bugs out), but we would like to have people
- playtest it and tell us what you think (just some positive
- criticism). We are working on more for the future. If you
- like it and have deep pockets, please send any contribution you
- feel is fair. It's the typical starving college student with
- lots of spare time syndrome.
-
- Send Comments and Contributions to:
-
- EMAIL:
-
- mbanks@dormnet.stu1.uconn.edu and/or
- estewart@dormnet.stu1.uconn
-
- SNAIL Mail:
-
- Michael Banks
- 19 Hollowbrook Road
- Windsor, Connecticut 06095
-
-
- - Michael "Thrasher" Banks
- - Eben "Cavalier" Stewart
-
-
- AI ROUTINES
-
- A note about the AI (computer player) routines - this was my
- first attempt at an 'intelligent' computer player - it turned
- out that it is much smarter than I had intended - even the
- beginner is quite hard. As stated in the dialog box, none of
- the routines release control to the system until a move is
- chosen (I know, bad Windows Programmer, bad Windows
- Programmer). I am working on this for the final release.
-
- -Eben "Cavalier" Stewart
-