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Wolf4SDL by Moritz "Ripper" Kroll (http://www.chaos-software.de.vu)
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Original Wolfenstein 3D by id Software (http://www.idsoftware.com)
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GP2X support by Pickle
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Source and Windows Binary: http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~uvaue/chaos/downloads.html
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GP2X Binary: http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,20,2479
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SUMMARY:
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See main README.txt
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GP2X CONTROLS:
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Directional: these are mapped to the arrow keys.
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A : mapped to space, which opens doors
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B : mapped to left shift, which enables running. Also mapped
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to key n, for the NO response in the menu.
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X : mapped to left control, which enables shooting.
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Y : mapped to the number keys, to select weapons. It cycles
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through each weapon in order. Also mapped to key y, for
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the YES responses in the menu.
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** NOTE: In "enter text" mode each button sends its letter,
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for example a=a, y=y
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Select: mapped to the escape key
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Start: mapped to the enter key
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Select+Start: mapped to pause
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Shoulder Left: this is mapped in a way to strafe left
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Shoulder Right: this is mapped in a way to strafe right
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** NOTE: If you press both the left and right shoulder buttons the statusbar
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will be shown in the fullscreen mode described above.
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Volume Buttons: raise and lower the volume.
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Either Volume Button + Select: show fps
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Either Volume Button + Start: take a screenshot
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** NOTE: The directional stick is given precedence over the strafe keys.
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For example if you hold the shoulder right to strafe right and you
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then move the stick right you will stop strafing and turn. If you
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then release the stick you will resume strafing the right.
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(I've tested this and it seems to work fairly well)
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INSTALL:
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Pick your Wolf4SDL binary and copy the files at the root of the zip to any
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folder together with the data files of the according game (e.g. *.WL6 for
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Wolfenstein 3D or *.SOD for Spear of Destiny).
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The binaries do not restart the GP2X menu application.
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If you use GMenu2x, select the wrapper option for your icon.
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If you use the GPH menu, you will have to create your own script to restart it.
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Compiling from source code:
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I used the Code::Blocks dev kit. (http://archive.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,14,2295)
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You can use the template example. Add all of the source files to the project.
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Under build options (pick your GP2X compilier) and under "Compilier Settings"
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-> "Defines" add GP2X. Just press the build button.
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The Makefile should also work for linux type environments, although I have
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not tried it this way. If you use it, the GP2X define should be added to the
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Makefile using CFLAGS += -DGP2X.
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I also added the compiler flags
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"-fmerge-all-constants -ffast-math -funswitch-loops"
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which give a good performance increase.
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For Code::Blocks put this line in "Compiler Settings" - "Other Options".
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PERFORMANCE:
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The game runs good at 200 Mhz.
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