[Kde-games-devel] New game - KBalm

[Albert Astals Cid]

kbalm.cpp:16:25: boardwidget.h: No such file or directory

Did you forget to include it? or i am doing something wrong?

Albert

A Divendres 26 Novembre 2004 18:54, Richard Smith va escriure:
> Hi,
>
> A couple of days ago I played a flash game called Balm which I kinda
> enjoyed, so I decided to clone it for KDE. The result of a couple of days'
> hacking is attached. It's in a playable state, with reasonable graphics and
> a fairly stupid but still challenging AI. It's basically ready for release
> as a 1-player game.
>
> I have various improvements planned for it - most importantly I want to add
> a UI for starting a 2-player (or more) game, and I want support for network
> play. It could also benefit from UI to change the options (board size and
> AI skill level), and some visual feedback to make it obvious where the
> other players went (currently it's easy to miss).
>
> Anyway, if you want to try it out, untar the files into a kdegames
> checkout, build it as normal (I've been told this doesn't work with
> srcdir!=builddir), then run it from the source directory (this is needed
> since it doesn't yet install its graphics). The rules of the game are as
> follows:
>
> Every node 'points' to another node. Two nodes are connected if either
> points to the other one. You start off controlling the node in the top-left
> corner, while your opponent controls the node in the bottom-right corner.
> On your turn, you choose one of your nodes to rotate a quarter turn
> clockwise (by clicking on it or selecting it with the arrow keys and
> hitting space), thereby potentially changing which nodes it's connected to.
> You are then in control of any nodes that are now directly or indirectly
> connected to the one you rotated (including nodes that your opponent used
> to control). The goal is to take over all of your opponent's nodes.
>
> I'd like the game to be incorporated into kdegames (if not for KDE3.4 then
> for KDE4.0). What's the procedure for that?