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- YAT-Z V1.0 November 14, 1990
- ==========
-
-
- COPYRIGHT
- =========
- Do whatever you want with this program. Hack it to bits, and run
- it through your blender. Just don't leave my name on it if you do!
- This program may be copied freely, but may not be included in any
- public domain collections which charge any fees for duplication
- OR disks (with the exception of the Fred Fish disks).
-
-
-
-
- SETUP
- =====
-
-
- Make sure
-
- Yatz
- Yatz.info
- diceroll
-
- are in the destination directory.
-
- This program was written to take up little memory and to multitask
- nicely. If you don't want the overhead caused by the diceroll sound,
- just erase it, or, replace it with your own.
-
- YATZ writes a file called yatz.hs which keeps track of the high score.
- To reset the high score, just delete this file.
-
-
- PLAYING THE GAME
- ================
-
- Well, basically just hit the roll button to roll all the dice,
- then click on the dice to highlight the ones you want to re-roll
- and click on roll again.
-
- You get to re-roll twice before you have to score the dice.
-
- One's to Six's - totals the amounts of these digits.
- --------------
-
- >62 Bonus - If your left hand total is greater than 62, you get
- --------- a bonus of 35 added to your score.
-
- Three of a kind - you need to have three dice the same.
- --------------- scores the total of all five dice.
-
- Four of a kind - same as three of a kind but you need four the same.
- --------------
-
- Full House - three of a kind and a pair. Scores 25.
- ----------
-
- Small Straight - Four dice in sequence. Ex. 3,4,5,6. Scores 30.
- --------------
-
- Large Straight - Five dice in sequence. Ex. 2,3,4,5,6. Scores 40.
- --------------
-
- Yat-Z - Five dice the same. Scores 50.
- ----- You can have more than one Yat-Z.
-
- Chance - Anything. Scores total of all five dice.
- ------ Use this if you mess up trying for a straight, etc.
-
-
-
- COMPILING
- =========
-
-
- To Compile with Aztec 5.0a-
-
- change the path in the fourth include in yatz.c to wherever
- the yatz.h file is.
-
- cc -ps -safnps sound.c
- cc -3 yatz2.c +l
- ln yatz.o -lc +lcdb sound.o -lc16
-
- ATTN. LETTUCE HEADS:
- Don't be scared off by all the switches, most of them don't
- do much (except +c, which links sound.o to chip mem).
-
- NOTE: The sound routines were taken from the program "Sound"
- see the header of "Sound.c" for more info.
- SOUND.C IS NOT THE SOURCE FOR SOUND, just some of the
- routines that were taken and modified.
-
-
-
-
-
- YELL AT THE AUTHOR
- ==================
-
-
- I am pretty sure that the program returns all resources, etc.
- However, should you find any bugs, or have any comments,
- leave me (Greg Pringle) mail on:
-
-
- The SuperBox BBS
-
- (403) 288-0531
- (403) 288-2396
-
- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Fidonet: 1:134/13
-
-
- This program was written with Power Windows 2.5
- and Aztec C V5.0a
-
-
- POWER WINDOWS SAVES TIME AND YOUR SANITY - GET IT!
-
-