wraggster
August 17th, 2006, 19:52
The_Legend (http://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php/topic,2947.0.html) has released a game for the Neoflash Coding Contest:
Here's my entry for the NDS Game Compo. It's a DS version of the Mine Sweeper Game for Windows, but with some improvements. The layout looks very much like the Windows version, but for what you can see from the screenshot, it's background color is custumizable. As a default, it will be the user's prefered color, set on the DS's main screen.
That's not the only thing that is custumizable. It has a sound on the background, and also a sfx for winning and loosing. Both are very easy to change, just put the sound you want on the msds folder (see instructions for instalation bellow), put the name according to what you want, and you're done, the music/sfx will be incorporated to the game, no need to recompile. The sound files must be on raw format, with a frequence of 11025, stereo and 8 bits signed, otherwise they won't play properly (faster/slower, but not as it was supposed to be ).
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Here's my entry for the NDS Game Compo. It's a DS version of the Mine Sweeper Game for Windows, but with some improvements. The layout looks very much like the Windows version, but for what you can see from the screenshot, it's background color is custumizable. As a default, it will be the user's prefered color, set on the DS's main screen.
That's not the only thing that is custumizable. It has a sound on the background, and also a sfx for winning and loosing. Both are very easy to change, just put the sound you want on the msds folder (see instructions for instalation bellow), put the name according to what you want, and you're done, the music/sfx will be incorporated to the game, no need to recompile. The sound files must be on raw format, with a frequence of 11025, stereo and 8 bits signed, otherwise they won't play properly (faster/slower, but not as it was supposed to be ).
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