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Sopwith for Dingux
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Note: First time players you have to press left on the dpad to launch upwards. You will get the hang of it.
Also Note: set your volume to Low , there is no in game volume control and its very very loud.


START = Start (press a couple of times)
SELECT = Quit

LEFT = Pull Up
RIGHT = Pull Down
DOWN = Flip
A = Fire
B = Bomb
Y = Go Home
L = Throttle Down
R = Throttle Up

p.s. If anyone can tell me how to adjust the volume of a single channel using just basic SDL audio (no SDL_mixer) if would be very grateful and might even build it into this game

Cool Game , THX

congratulations on getting it working, this was the first thing i attempted to compile (hence why i failed probably )

darfgarf wrote:congratulations on getting it working, this was the first thing i attempted to compile (hence why i failed probably )

To build this one , this is what I did.

-built the linux version first to make sure it was working and too see what might need changing.
-used the ./configure options for the dingoo. the makefile that was produced didn't use the right compiler so I changed that line in the makefile.
-during compiling it gives various error messages about gtk but thats ok because the makefile actually tries to create an SDL version and a GTK+ version and the SDL one compiles ok.

mrLogan wrote:p.s. If anyone can tell me how to adjust the volume of a single channel using just basic SDL audio (no SDL_mixer) if would be very grateful and might even build it into this game

This is what I wrote for LGPT:
http://www.dingoowiki.com/index.php/Dev ... ipsNTricks

xzakox wrote:

mrLogan wrote:p.s. If anyone can tell me how to adjust the volume of a single channel using just basic SDL audio (no SDL_mixer) if would be very grateful and might even build it into this game

This is what I wrote for LGPT:
http://www.dingoowiki.com/index.php/Dev ... ipsNTricks

cool thx.

mrLogan wrote:-during compiling it gives various error messages about gtk but thats ok because the makefile actually tries to create an SDL version and a GTK+ version and the SDL one compiles ok.

so that's what it does, this bit had me wtf-ing for a good few hours

...should really get round to programming some more stuff...

For stuff like that, if it has a configure you may want to run it with --help and see what configure options there are. Usually there would be an option to turn off things that require X and related stuff.