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    Types: TextFile
    Names: »README«

Derivation

└─⟦b20c6495f⟧ Bits:30007238 EUUGD18: Wien-båndet, efterår 1987
    └─⟦this⟧ »EUUGD18/Sun/Suntetris/README« 

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				SUNTETRIS


To install, change the highscore filename in the Makefile and type "make".


Playing the game
----------------

Selecting the level and height of random blocks:

    Use the '0'-'9' keys, the cursor keys, or 'h', 'j', 'k', 'l' as in "vi"
    to select the level, hit "return"
    Select the height, and hit "return" to begin the game.


The game controls:

    'j' R10 or the left mouse button makes the figure shift left

    'k' R11 or the middle mouse button makes the figure rotate
	(counter clockwise)

    'l' R12 or the right mouse button makes the figure shift right

    spacebar or R14 makes the figure drop down

    'u' or R8 increases level

    'q' quits the game at any time

    When your cursor leaves the window, the game will pause.
    When your cursor enters the window, the game will resume.

When the game ends, the high scores are displayed until the "return" key
is pressed.


Note:
In order to use the R(n) keys (the cursor keys), they must be emitting Sunview
function codes, not ANSI escape sequences.  This can be changed by using
defaultsedit and selecting the "Input" menu.



The Game
--------

Different shaped figures fall from the top of the playing area to the bottom,
where they come to rest.  When a figure comes to rest and it completes a solid
row of blocks across the playing area, the row disappears and everything above
it shifts down.  The game ends when the figures pile up to the very top of the
playing area.

The object of the game is to manuever the falling figure by moving it left,
right, and by rotating it to avoid having the figures pile up too high.  A
figure may be dropped to a resting position at any time for more points.  Your
score depends on the current level and the height at which the figure lands
or is dropped from.  The level (speed) increases when the number of rows
deleted reaches certain levels.



Comments
--------

I tried to make this look and feel exactly like the PC version, with the
exception of the different background pictures and the "Next block" indicator,
which didn't work on the PC version that I saw.  The scoring system may
not be the same.


Report any bugs to iwamoto@sun.com.

-Rick Iwamoto