diff --git a/README-user.md b/README-user.md deleted file mode 100644 index 7543bd4..0000000 --- a/README-user.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,107 +0,0 @@ - -# Planet Blupi - -This version contains over 30 missions and a built in editor, which enables you -to construct your own missions. - -## Configuration - -| Category | Description | -| -------- | ----------- | -| OS | At least GNU/Linux 2.6.32, macOS 10.9 or Microsoft Windows Vista | -| VIDEO | An 3D accelerated video card is highly recommended | -| SOUND | Any sound card supported by ALSA, PulseAudio, macOS or DirectSound | -| INPUT | Keyboard and mouse | - -## Screen problems - -What ever your screen resolution is, the game "Planet Blupi" always runs in -640x480 on full screen. If your screen does not support this mode, you may run -the game by default in windowed mode. Proceed as follows: - -1. Quit the game _Planet Blupi_. -2. Open the file `share/planetblupi/data/config.json` with a text editor. -3. Replace `fullscreen: true` by `fullscreen: false`. -4. Save and restart the game. - -In this mode the screen is no more scrolled if the mouse touches the window -border. Use the Keyboard arrows instead. - -> It's possible to start the game with `--fullscreen off` instead of editing -> the `config.json` file. - -If the problem persists, maybe you should try to start the game with the software -renderer. Edit the `config.json` file and add `"renderer": "software"` or start -the game with `--renderer software`. - -On Windows, an other possibility exists. You can try to change the driver used -by the software renderer. By default it uses `"direct3d"`, you can change by -`"opengl"` with `"driver": "opengl"` with the `config.json` file or -`--driver opengl` by command line argument. - -## Mouse - -Left button: -This button is always used in three steps: - -1. Select a Blupi. -2. Click where you want him to act. -3. Click the button corresponding to the required operation. - -If the chosen Blupi is already selected (blue or red circle around him), -step 1) is not necessary. - -You may select several Blupis by maintaining the Shift button pressed. - -Right button: -The right button is a shortcut. It orders the selected Blupi to do the most -useful operation on the selected spot. - -## Keyboard - -| Keys | Description | -| ------------ | ----------- | -| Arrows | Scrolls the visible part of the scene. | -| Spacebar | Shows or hides items. | -| F1 | Describes the goal without interrupting the game. | -| F5 | Normal speed (x1). | -| F6 | Double speed (x2). | -| Home | Returns to place of mission departure | -| Ctrl+F9..F12 | Bookmarks a spot. | -| F9..F12 | Returns to the corresponding bookmarked spot. | -| Pause | Temporarily suspends the game. | - -When you switch to an other application, the game is automatically paused. - -## Music - -The music is provided in OGG and MIDI formats. The OGG variant is prefered -because the render is the same for all platforms. For purist fanboys, it's -possible to enforce the MIDI variant by starting the game with the -`--restore-midi` command line argument. Note that in this case, it's possible -to lose some instruments, it depends of your system. - -> You can edit the `share/planetblupi/data/config.json` file and add an entry -> `"restoremidi": true`, or simply use the new settings available in the global -> settings screen in the game. - -If you want, you can overload all musics with yours by providing OGG or MIDI -music files in your user directory. - -On Windows, type `%APPDATA%\Epsitec SA\Planet Blupi` in the file browser, -on macOS, look at `~/Library/Application Support/Epsitec SA/Planet Blupi`, and -on Linux, look at `~/.local/share/Epsitec SA/Planet Blupi`. - -You can create a `music` sub-directory with your music. For example: -`%LOCALAPPDATA%\Epsitec SA\Planet Blupi\music\music000.ogg`. - -Only 10 musics are supported: `music000` to `music009`. - -## Epsitec SA - -_Planet Blupi_ is an original creation of [Epsitec SA][1]. - -http://www.blupi.org -info@blupi.org - -[1]: http://www.epsitec.ch