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README

@@ -18,12 +18,13 @@ Contents
 --------
  1.0  COMPILING INSTRUCTIONS
  2.0  SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
- 3.0  THE STORY
- 4.0  GAME PLAY
- 5.0  SAVING/LOADING GAMES
- 6.0  HISTORY
- 7.0  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- 8.0  PRAISE/ACCOMPLISHMENTS
+ 3.0  STARTING THE GAME
+ 4.0  THE STORY
+ 5.0  GAME PLAY
+ 6.0  SAVING/LOADING GAMES
+ 7.0  HISTORY
+ 8.0  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+ 9.0  PRAISE/ACCOMPLISHMENTS
 
 
  1.0  Compiling Instructions
@@ -31,6 +32,9 @@ Contents
 
 Sorry, there is no "configure" file as of yet.
 
+If you have SDL or ncurses in non-standard places, you'll
+   have to edit the Makefiles.
+
 You need the SDL game development library, 1.1.4 or newer:
    http://www.libsdl.org/download-1.1.html   
    
@@ -58,7 +62,35 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       The game has not been verified to run on 64 bit or big-endian machines.
 
 
- 3.0  THE STORY
+ 3.0  STARTING THE GAME
+---------------------------------------------------------------------
+   
+   tb1 [-curses] [-double] [-fullscreen] [-nosound] [-version] [-?]
+   
+      [-curses] : sets the game to run in curses [that is, text] mode.
+                  it is actually playable on a 80x25 screen! 
+                  [Although you want color for best results].
+                  It looks particularly nice in an Eterm with a
+                  small font dragged across the whole screen.  You
+                  want to become familiar with the menu-interface
+                  before you try this though.
+
+      [-double] : Double the size of the game on screen.  This
+                  is good if you have a high-resolution monitor
+                  and the 320x200 of TB1 is way too small.
+		  It is, 4 times slower, however.
+                  Also look into using the -fullscreen option.
+
+      [-fullscreen] : Attempts to play the game fullscreen.  For
+                  best results you probably want to use this in
+                  conjunction to the -double option.
+ 
+      [-nosound] : Start the game with no sound.
+
+      [-help]   : Display the command line options
+
+
+ 4.0  THE STORY
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 
       To understand the game, pick the "Story" option off of the
@@ -73,7 +105,8 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       Anyway in the story, any key will speed up most scenes, and
       escape will quit the whole thing.
 
- 4.0  GAME PLAY
+
+  5.0  GAME PLAY
  --------------------------------------------------------------------
       To begin the game, select "NEW GAME" at the main menu.
 
@@ -117,7 +150,8 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       F1     Shows help message
       F2     Saves the Game (see "SAVING/LOADING GAMES")
 
- 5.0  SAVING/ LOADING GAMES
+
+ 6.0  SAVING/ LOADING GAMES
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
       You can save games.  However the only part that is saved is
       how you begin the level.  Therefore there is no real purpose
@@ -127,7 +161,7 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       practical way to implement saved games.
       
  
- 6.0  HISTORY
+ 7.0  HISTORY
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 
       Ever since I have had a computer, starting with an Apple IIe
@@ -180,7 +214,7 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       it for ages to come ;)
         
 
- 7.0  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+ 8.0  ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 ---------------------------------------------------------------------
 
     The following are for the DOS version.  I'll add linux ones later.
@@ -205,7 +239,8 @@ Then a "make" should compile it.
       who actually plays this game a lot, and whose comments 
       have hastened work on level 3.
 
-8.0  PRAISE/ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF TOM BOMBEM
+
+ 9.0  PRAISE/ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF TOM BOMBEM
 ___________________________________________________________________
 
      Supposedly it will be on one of Pacific Hi-Tech's

svmwgraph/curses_svmwgraph.c

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ void lookup_color(int r,int g,int b,int i) {
 
 
     int bitmask;
-    FILE *fff;
+//    FILE *fff;
      
       /* Black */
    if ((r<85) && (g<85) && (b<85)) {
@@ -318,9 +318,9 @@ void lookup_color(int r,int g,int b,int i) {
    }
       
 
-   fff=fopen("temp.temp","a");
-   fprintf(fff,"%i: %i %i %i\n",i,r,g,b);
-   fclose(fff);
+//   fff=fopen("temp.temp","a");
+//   fprintf(fff,"%i: %i %i %i\n",i,r,g,b);
+//   fclose(fff);
 
       /* When we aren't sure what we are */
    bitmask=0;

svmwgraph/sdl_svmwgraph.c

@@ -199,6 +199,50 @@ void SDL_NoScale8bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target_p, vmwVisual *source) {
 }
 
 
+void SDL_Double8bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target_p, vmwVisual *source) {
+   
+   int x,y;
+   
+   unsigned char *s_pointer,*t_pointer;
+   
+   SDL_Surface *target;
+   
+   target=(SDL_Surface *)target_p->output_screen;
+   
+   if ( SDL_MUSTLOCK(target) ) {
+      if ( SDL_LockSurface(target) < 0 )
+      return;
+   }
+   
+   s_pointer=source->memory;
+   t_pointer=((Uint8 *)target->pixels);
+   
+   for (y=0;y<source->ysize;y++) {
+       for (x=0;x<source->xsize;x++) {
+	      /* i=0, j=0 */
+          *((Uint8 *)(t_pointer))=*(s_pointer);
+	      /* i=1, j=0 */
+	  *((Uint8 *)(t_pointer+(target_p->xsize)))=*(s_pointer);
+	     /* i=0, j=1 */
+	   *((Uint8 *)(t_pointer+1))=*(s_pointer);
+	     /* i=1, j=1 */
+	   *((Uint8 *)(t_pointer+1+target_p->xsize))=*(s_pointer);
+           s_pointer++; t_pointer+=2;
+       }
+       t_pointer+=target_p->xsize;
+   }
+   
+     /* Update the display */
+      if ( SDL_MUSTLOCK(target) ) {
+	 SDL_UnlockSurface(target);
+      }
+   
+      /* Write this out to the screen */
+   SDL_UpdateRect(target, 0, 0, target_p->xsize, target_p->ysize);
+   
+}
+
+
 void SDL_clearKeyboardBuffer() {
    SDL_Event event;
    while (SDL_PollEvent(&event)) {

svmwgraph/sdl_svmwgraph.h

@@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ void SDL_flushPalette(vmwSVMWGraphState *state);
 void SDL_NoScale16bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target, vmwVisual *source);
 void SDL_Double16bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target_p, vmwVisual *source);
 void SDL_NoScale8bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target, vmwVisual *source);
+void SDL_Double8bpp_BlitMem(vmwSVMWGraphState *target, vmwVisual *source);
 void SDL_clearKeyboardBuffer();
 int SDL_getInput();
 void SDL_closeGraphics();

svmwgraph/vmw_setup.c

@@ -80,7 +80,11 @@ vmwSVMWGraphState *vmwSetupSVMWGraph(int display_type,int xsize,int ysize,
                break;
        case VMW_SDLTARGET: 
                if (temp_state->bpp==8) {
-		  vmwBlitMemToDisplay=SDL_NoScale8bpp_BlitMem;
+		  if (scale==1) {
+		     vmwBlitMemToDisplay=SDL_NoScale8bpp_BlitMem;
+		  } else {
+		     vmwBlitMemToDisplay=SDL_Double8bpp_BlitMem;
+		  }
 	       }
                if (temp_state->bpp>=16) {
 		  if (scale==1) {