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-Version: 0.95.905 (released summer 2001)
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+Version: 0.96.C24 (released end 2001)
Author: SHIAR (wormy@shiar.org - www.shiar.org)
File(s): wormy.86p (main program, 6kB)
- wormy.86s (levels, 1kB)
+ wormy001.86s (levels, 1kB)
wormy.txt (readme); wormedit.exe (level editor)
Description: Free-movement Nibbles game, 1-4 players.
- Where to get this game: shiar.org (home of Wormy) or ticalc.org
+ Where to get this game: shiar.org, the official home of Wormy
Additional Credits to: Matthew Shepcar and Jonah Cohen
-= [THE BEGINNING] =-
First you'll want to upload wormy.86p to your calculator (or emu),
- and probably a levelfile like wormy001.86s. Then you simply run
- Wormy by typing Asm(wormy or using a shell (except for AShell.)
- Then you just choose your levelfile; internal levels are
- located within Wormy itself and thus always present.
- You'll get in the main menu. Here you can alter game
- settings with the arrow keys (game mode, level,
+ together with a levelfile like wormy001.86s. Then you simply run
+ Wormy by typing Asm(wormy or using a shell (except for AShell.)
+ When multiple levelfiles are present, you have to choose one
+ first. You'll get in the main menu. Here you can alter
+ game settings with the arrow keys (game mode, level,
linkplay, and players (+names and controls).
Select (enter/2nd) the level to customize
multiplayer games (lives, score-
[1] left/right [2] F1/F2 [3] sto/, [4] enter/+
but they can be altered to anything except EXIT
(which always exits to the stats-screen) and MORE
- (turns your calc off and pauses at the same time ;)
+ (which pauses and allows you to change contrast.)
-= [WELL DONE] =-
- At the end of each game , the stats-screen will
+ At the end of each game, the stats-screen will
be displayed. It shows the score and deaths for
- each worm, and hi score for singleplayer games.
+ each worm, and hiscore for singleplayer games.
The winner(s) of multiplayer games will
be denoted with an *. Hit enter
to return to the main menu.
alive longer RACE
than the other All worms
players. If the have to move
- growth is set to 0 aound like race-cars.
+ growth is set to 1 aound like race-cars.
you will get a nice For each completed lap
multiplayer Tron-game. you'll get 20 points.
CTF
the Wormy level editor for DOS I wrote.
Start wormedit.exe and make some kick-ass
levels! (Please do.) Also send me your levels
- so I can put them on my page. blabla blabla blablah
+ so I can put them on my page. More info at shiar.org.
-=[OF COURSE]=-
- I am not responsible for any damage Wormy causes. Furthermore,
- you may not release an altered version of Wormy, distribute it
- w/o this readme file included, nor may you charge money for it.
+ Argh, a disclaimer :( Just note Wormy was a non-profit project
+ which took a lot of my (spare) time, so please don't go demand
+ stuff (fixes, features..) or sue me (f)or anything. By default
+ I am not responsible for any damage Wormy causes. Furthermore,
+ you may not: release an altered version of Wormy (the source
+ has been included for learning practises ONLY), distribute
+ it w/o this readme file included (plz leave the zipfile
+ intact), nor may you charge money for it. Thanks.
-=[HISTORY]=-
This is a short historical overview of Worm(y):
- (facts may not match reality)
+ (facts may not match reality)
* End 1998: Matthew Shepcar releases Peaworm, worm in it's simplest form
* Scabby didnt release another version with levels and vertical scrolling
- * End 1999: I (Shiar) asked him whether I could complete his Worm
+ * End 1999: I (Shiar) got his permission to entirely screw up his Worm >:)
* Jonah Cohen helped me for a while, but soon he either died or got bored
* June 2000: Worm just didn't want to work correctly (linkplay problems
mostly), so I decided to take a break to continue later..
* Feb 2001: After a huge break I figured it's time to complete WormY
-* Summer 2001: Completed at last, and everyone lived happily ever after
+* End 2001: Completed at last, and everyone lived happily ever after
-=[CREDITS]=-
- EMAiL shiar@shiar.org Please send me comments, fanmail and your levels!
+ EMAiL wormy@shiar.org Please send me comments, fanmail and your levels!
WWWW http://shiar.org Be sure to visit :) Lotsa stuff for your ticalc
iRC shiar @ #ti [efnet] Idling here.
Matthew Shepcar - for writing the original Peaworm and Wonderworm
Jonah Cohen - wrote some parts of Worm (like scrolling)
Free Bird - (forced) calc2calc linkplay testing
- JQL - beta testing blabla blab labla
- Willyslice - excellent .93 betatesting
- John Nesler - betatesting blaatbla
+ Willyslice - some excellent betatesting
+ John Nesler - more betatesting
+ Many More - betatesters
+ too much.. - to list
______________________________________________________________________________
-=----------------------------------------------------------------------------=
+=----------------------------------------------------------------------------=
\ No newline at end of file
; Title : Wormy
-; Version : 96% (0.96.C21)
+; Version : 96% (0.96.C24)
; Release Date : UUHHhhh... soon?!?
; Filename : wormy.86p (5kb)
; Author(s) : Shiar
; 96% = DONE
-; * complete readme
-; 1% * misc (pollish, bugs, &&&)
-; * mem at worm #4 (still 12 bytes or so.....)
-; * fix line proc (+large circles)
+; 1% * misc (bugs, &&&, pollish, &&, &)
+; * mem at worm #4 (still 12 bytes or so.. or more? or less?)
+; * look at init-z in line routine again
; * LINK
-; 1% * fix transmit game/level data
+; 1% * fix transmit game/level data (?)
+; * >Somehow do a lot of testing with 2 calcs< *sigh*
;100% = bugs fixed + levels done
-;>110%: sound, startpos
+;>110%: sound, startpos (?)
;>120%: coop (DON'T COUNT ON IT)
;-----------------------------
;-----------------------------
;-----------------------------
+;NOTES:
+;* Use for LEARNING practises ONLY!
+; Don't ever release altered code w/o permission!
+;* Code was originally by Scabby (Matthew Shepcar),
+; a few lines by Jonah Cohen,
+; and everything else by me - Shiar (Mischa Poslawsky).
+;* Although I've commented quite some stuff, I can't guarantee
+; everybody will understand it. This is probably not the best source
+; to learn z80 from. w00t the Shyer Way (tm).
+;* Don't scroll down if you get scared easily.
+
#define buffer ;use display buffer (otherwise write directly to screen)
#define readymask ;"greys" out the field before starting a level
#define coolzgfx ;nice graphics for game over screen
leveldata = $F400 ;-FA70 (<=671)
;can you believe i actually left $269 bytes of memory unused?!?
-;MEM|8---9---A---B---C---D---E---F---|
-; |..[------]||[]|......[-----]|[].|
-; | SCREEN 2* 13 PRGM 4LV |
+;MEM|8---9---A---B---C---D---E---F---| ;there's something wrong
+; |..[------]||[]|......[-----]|[].| ;if you still understand
+; | SCREEN 2* 13 PRGM 4LV | ;after looking at this
;--- temporary
.org %1101011101001000
-start:
- nop
+start: ;turn back NOW!
+ nop ;and so it begins...
jp Start
ld bc,42
.org $-1 ;3y3 M 1337!
.db %1010010
jr nz,$+47
dec l
- .db " 96% C21",0
+ .db " 96% C24",0
WormIcon:
.db 8,2
.db %00000000,%00111100
inc ix
_searchnext:
cal _RAM_PAGE_7
- jr searchnext
+ jr searchnext
loadgametype:
psh de
#else
ld ix,templevels-3
#endif
-levelselectmenu:
+ cp (ix+3) ;1st=255
+ jp z,ExitNoStats ;->no lvls
psh ix ;offset
+ cp (ix+6) ;2nd=255
+ jr z,loadlevel1 ;->1 lvl
+levelselectmenu: ;load next page
ld a,-2
ld (availevels),a
cal _clrWindow
ld hl,$0601 ;x=1
ld (_penCol),hl
dispnextlevel:
- ld a,(ix+3)
+ ld de,3
+ add ix,de
+ ld a,(ix)
ld b,a
inc a ;cp 255
jr z,__levselect
ld (hl),a ;y+6
cp 49 ;bottom of screen
jr nc,_levselect
- ld de,3
- add ix,de
ld hl,availevels
inc (hl)
ld a,b ;(ix+0)
cal _vputs
jr dispnextlevel
+loadlevel1:
+ pop hl
+ ld b,-2
+ jr loadlevel
+
readylevelfile: ;selected level at ahl
; ld hl,templevels-3/0
ld a,b
;----- build trig tables -----
;-----------------------------
- ld hl,TrigPrecalc
- ld de,SinCosTable
- psh de
- ld bc,65
- ldir
+ ld hl,TrigPrecalc ;I believe this
+ ld de,SinCosTable ;is one of the few
+ psh de ;pieces of original
+ ld bc,65 ;Peaworm code still
+ ldir ;left intact..
dec hl
ld b,63
MirrorSineWave:
;-----------------------------
-DisplayField:
- ld a,c
- sub 29
+DisplayField: ;all done by Jonah Cohen iirc. (-scrolling is scary-)
+ ld a,c ;not the fastest routine outthere, but it does get the job done.
+ sub 29 ;if something doesn't work, I probably _did_ alter it ;)
jr nc,NotMinYScroll
xor a
NotMinYScroll:
FP_Bit =$+1
set 0,a
- psh de ;&&&
+ psh de ;&&& C`MON! THIS IS UGLY! *hit myself*
ld de,ScrBuffer
add hl,de
pop de
; dec a ;4 = circle
; jp z,drawcircle
+;IMHO, one weery nice routine. Oh lemme be proud just *once*.
+;Not perfect since it uses a screwy lineroutine to draw stuff
+;but, just _look_ at it. Ain't it grand? Z80 at its best.
+;Nice comments, also. So here we go: Shiar's Circle Routine:
+;(using the Bresenham method)
+
drawcircle: ;(d,e),h ;de=x,y; h=z
ld c,h ;c=yy=z
ld a,h
ld b,c
ld c,a ;ex b,c
pop hl
- ret
+ ret ;thats it
drawbox: ;(d,e)-(h,l)
ld b,l ;Delta-y
dec h
; jp drawline
-;LINE (d,e)-(h,l)
-;destroyes a
+;A lot like Scabby's line routine in Wonderworm (dunno whether he wrote it
+;himself.) I did make a few optimizations and commented the thing.
+;A nice routine (also Bresenham), but for Wormy not perfect since really
+;large lines (>128 pixels in length or something) won't be flawless.
drawline: ;(d,e)-(h,l)
psh bc ;destr: a
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