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Re: Castle Adventure by David Malmberg
- Subject: Re: Castle Adventure by David Malmberg
- From: Jerry Penner <blip_awanderin_blip@blipyahoo.ca>
- Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 04:01:59 GMT
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If you've got kegs and linux, this is a quick way to get this game onto
your emulator. It should take you a couple minutes:
1. Save the source from the file into a text file, and edit the line
breaks out. There are a few. Save it to "castle.txt"
2. Type this command (all one line)
sed -e 's/{space\*2}/ /g' -e 's/{sh space}/ /g'
-e 's/{[^}]*}//g' <castle.txt >castle.2.txt
You could get fancier with this if you wanted, but it nicely gets
rid of all those Commodore characters.
3. Turn line-feeds into carriage returns.
tr '\012' '\015' <castle.2.txt >castle.a2.txt
4. Create the disk image with the to_pro utility from kegs.
to_pro -140 castle.a2.txt
mv POOF1 CASTLE.PO
5. Boot up Kegs, load the CASTLE.PO disk image, and get into Basic.
6. Exec the CASTLE.A2.TXT file and save it
SAVE CASTLE
7. Run it
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