${HOME}/asciipat.cfg
This file is created when you change your player name, avatar, or key bindings.
asciipat6
A retro ascii art game inspired by moon patrol.
Usage
asciipat [option]
[.rec
file]
Overview
asciipat is a command-line game that brings back the nostalgia of retro ASCII art games. It is inspired by the classic Moon Patrol game. Guide your character through a treacherous terrain, avoiding obstacles and shooting down enemies. Survive as long as possible to achieve a high score.
After finishing game you may notice there is “asciipat.rec” file in your home directory. It can be used to replay game or to validate your score.
This manual page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page. Instead, it has documentation in the GNU info(1) format; see below.
Options
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Score validation (no graphics) - this is used by hi-scores server. |
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Time lapsed (fast) playback. |
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Normal playback - Used it to capture videos. |
Files
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${HOME}/asciipat.rec -
This file is created when you start playing the game, and get a score.
Environment
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ASCII_PATROL_CONFIG_DIR -
If used, the defined directory is used to store the asciipat.cfg (see also the section called “FILES”).
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ASCII_PATROL_RECORD_DIR -
If used, the defined directory is used to store the asciipat.rec (see also the section called “FILES”).