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Robots - version 2 This version has several features over the original version but is still very much in the same spirit. Amongst the new features are - Fast robots, these are robots that move at twice the speed of normal robots. - Option settings in the style of rogue. - movable scrap heaps. - random & safe teleports with the ability to choose. - antimatter To build. It should build on most sane systems, You may want to play with some of the variables in Makefile, there are a couple of version specific things to look for. If you are on a BSD4.2 or better system add -DBSD42 to the CFLAGS in the Makefile. System 5 may need to remove -ltermcap from the LIBS line in Makefile. Also if BSD42 is not defined, the score directory needs to be writable to lock the files. You may want to play with the location of the high score files which are #defined near the begining of robots.h. Type make, make install, and enjoy. Bugs, comments, flames, offers of cash, aston martins to those below Julian Onions <jpo@cs.nott.ac.uk> Graeme Lunt <gal@cs.nott.ac.uk> Allan Black <allan@cs.strath.ac.uk> Stop Press: Also available from jpo@cs.nott.ac.uk, a version of robomatic which does a reasonable job of playing the game of robots. Current high scores are - 1 482538104 Graeme (gal): eaten on level 85. 6 8476863 Robomatic II (jpo): eaten on level 23.