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* Neverball *
* REQUIREMENTS
SDL http://www.libsdl.org/download-1.2.php
SDL_ttf http://www.libsdl.org/projects/SDL_ttf/
PhysicsFS http://icculus.org/physfs/
libvorbis http://xiph.org/vorbis/
libpng http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/libpng.html
libjpeg
To build Neverball with native language support on systems not using
the GNU C library, an additional library may have to be installed:
libintl http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/
To build Neverball with Nintendo Wii Remote support on Linux, the
"official Linux Bluetooth protocol stack" or BlueZ and the libwiimote
library must be installed and configured:
BlueZ http://www.bluez.org/
libwiimote http://libwiimote.sourceforge.net/
* FONTS
The Deja Vu font used by Neverball is not suitable for the Simplified
Chinese translation. Due to file size concerns, an appropriate font
is not included with Neverball; however, if a font with the name
"ttf/wqy-zenhei.ttc" is found in the search path, Neverball will
attempt to use that font. The Wen Quan Yi Chinese font can be
obtained from here:
Wen Quan Yi http://wenq.org/en/
* COMPILATION
Under Unix and Linux, simply run
make
Certain features can be enabled/disabled at compile time by passing
additional arguments to Make in the form "NAME=VALUE", where NAME is
one of those listed below and VALUE is typically 0 for disabled, 1 for
enabled.
ENABLE_NLS=1
Enable native language support. May require additional
libraries.
ENABLE_WII=0
Enable Wii Remote support. Requires additional libraries and
system configuration.
Under Mac OS X, build using the provided Xcode project files.
For Windows builds, the MinGW cross-compilation environment is
supported. (Native builds are theoretically possible using MinGW and
MSYS. Although care is taken to preserve compatibility with MSYS, no
support exists and no actual testing is done.)
By default, an uninstalled build may be executed in place.
* INSTALLATION
The game searches for game assets in the following three places, in
this order. If the game is to be installed globally, at least one of
them must be set.
1. The directory specified as argument to '--data' (or '-d') option
on the command line.
2. The directory given by the NEVERBALL_DATA environment variable.
3. The directory given by the CONFIG_DATA macro defined in
share/base_config.h (which corresponds to the DATADIR Makefile
variable).
A normal Linux installation would probably copy the data directory to
"/usr/local/share/games/neverball/" and set DATADIR to match.
* DISTRIBUTION
The dist subdirectory contains some miscellaneous files:
* "Desktop entry" or .desktop files.
* Icons in PNG, SVG and ICO formats.
Web: <http://neverball.org/>
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