
http://sarrazip.com/dev/cosmosmash.html
By Pierre Sarrazin
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Download License Documentation Contact Last update to this page: 2012-04-09 01:29:35 EST5EDT See also: • Batrachians: a Frog Bog clone. • Afternoon Stalker: a Night Stalker clone. • BurgerSpace: a BurgerTime clone. • Sagasu: a GNOME tool to find strings in a set of files. • BoolStuff: a C++ disjunctive normal form boolean library. • Verbiste: a French conjugation system. |
This is the home page for Cosmosmash, a space rock shooting video game. It is a clone of the 1981 Astrosmash game for the Intellivision by Mattel Electronics. Cosmosmash 1.4.5 is out (2010-05-16). The F11 key now toggles between full-screen mode and window mode. This version links with the new flatzebra 0.1.5.
Requirements: DownloadYou need to get cosmosmash and flatzebra. Your system is assumed to already have the SDL, SDL_image and SDL_mixer packages.
(MD5 and SHA1 values of these files)
The RPM packages were produced on a Fedora 14 GNU/Linux system. If you want to build binary RPMs by yourself and need an introduction to the subject, I wrote a brief RPM Building Crash Course (also available in French). All of my source archives contain an RPM .spec file.
The sources are in C++ and
can be compiled and installed with the familiar
LicenseCosmosmash and the "flatzebra" library are free software released under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. SDL is a free library distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License. DocumentationGame PlayThe command cosmosmash runs the game. Use the left and right arrow keys to move, the down arrow key for hyperspace, and P to pause the game and resume it. The Escape key quits the game. If you use GNOME, you should see an entry for Cosmosmash in the Games menu. Automatic Mode
To use the automatic mode, open a terminal and give this command:
ThanksMuch testing was done by Luce St-Amand, who also contributed to BurgerSpace. ContactI can be reached (in French or English) by email at sarrazip at sarrazip dot com. My main Web page is Pierre and his Poor Pathetic Page (or La Petite Page Plate de Pierre in French). |