Author: thl Update of /cvs/free/rpms/gtetrinet/F-9 In directory se02.es.rpmfusion.net:/tmp/cvs-serv4163 Modified Files: .cvsignore sources Added Files: gtetrinet.spec tetrinet.txt Log Message: sync with devel (after importing from freshrpms there) --- NEW FILE gtetrinet.spec --- Summary: GNOME version of a tetris game playable on the net Name: gtetrinet Version: 0.7.11 Release: 2%{?dist} License: GPL Group: Amusements/Games URL: http://gtetrinet.sourceforge.net/ Source0: http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gtetrinet/0.7/gtetrinet-%{version}... Source1: tetrinet.txt Source2: http://www.mavit.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/mmr-sounds-1.0.tar.gz BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-%{release}-root Requires: libgnome >= 2.0.0, libgnomeui >= 2.0.0 BuildRequires: gtk2-devel >= 2.6.0, libgnome-devel >= 2.0.0, libgnomeui-devel >= 2.0.0, GConf2-devel BuildRequires: gettext, perl(XML::Parser) %description GTetrinet is a client program for the popular Tetrinet game, a multiplayer tetris game that is played over the internet. (If you don't know what Tetrinet is, check out tetrinet.org) %prep %setup %build %configure --disable-dependency-tracking %{__make} %{?_smp_mflags} # Fix the desktop entry %{__perl} -pi -e 's|Exec=%{name}|Exec=%{_prefix}/games/%{name}|g' \ %{name}.desktop %install %{__rm} -rf %{buildroot} %makeinstall GCONF_DISABLE_MAKEFILE_SCHEMA_INSTALL=1 %find_lang %{name} %{__cp} -ap %{SOURCE1} . %{__tar} -xzvf %{SOURCE2} -C %{buildroot}/%{_datadir}/gtetrinet/themes/ %clean %{__rm} -rf %{buildroot} %files -f %{name}.lang %defattr(-, root, root, 0755) %doc AUTHORS COPYING ChangeLog NEWS README tetrinet.txt %config %{_sysconfdir}/gconf/schemas/%{name}.schemas %{_prefix}/games/%{name} %{_datadir}/applications/%{name}.desktop %{_datadir}/%{name} %{_datadir}/pixmaps/%{name} %{_datadir}/pixmaps/%{name}.png %{_mandir}/man6/%{name}.6* %changelog * Sat Oct 18 2008 Thorsten Leemhuis <fedora [AT] leemhuis [DOT] info - 0.7.11-2 - rebuild for RPM Fusion * Sun Dec 10 2006 Dag Wieers <dag(a)wieers.com&gt; - 0.7.11-1 - Updated to release 0.7.11. * Fri Mar 17 2006 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> 0.7.9-2 - Release bump to drop the disttag number in FC5 build. * Thu May 26 2005 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> 0.7.9-1 - Update to 0.7.9. * Mon Jan 3 2005 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> 0.7.8-1 - Update to 0.7.8. * Wed May 5 2004 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> 0.7.7-1 - Update to 0.7.7. - Minor spec updates (more macros), added perl(XML::Parser) build dep. - Updated download URL (dl.sf.net -> ftp.gnome.org). * Fri Nov 7 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> 0.7.5-1 - Update to 0.7.5. - Rebuild for Fedora Core 1. * Fri Aug 29 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.7.4. - Update to reflect the new style desktop entry. * Wed Jun 25 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.7.3. * Wed Jun 11 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.7.2. * Tue Apr 15 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.7.1. * Mon Mar 31 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Rebuilt for Red Hat Linux 9. * Tue Mar 18 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.7.0. * Tue Feb 11 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.6.2. * Wed Feb 5 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.6.0. * Sat Jan 11 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.5.2. * Tue Jan 7 2003 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.5.1. * Mon Oct 21 2002 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Updated to 0.4.3. - Spec file cleanup, now use %%find_lang. - New menu entry. * Sun Oct 20 2002 Peter Oliver <p.d.oliver(a)mavit.freeserve.co.uk&gt; - Updated to 0.4.2. - Added my preferred theme to the package. * Fri May 3 2002 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Rebuilt against Red Hat Linux 7.3. - Added the %%{?_smp_mflags} expansion. * Wed Apr 26 2001 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> - Spec file cleanup and rebuilt for Red Hat 7.1. - I think this was one of my first RPMs ;-) * Mon Jul 03 2000 Matthias Saou <http://freshrpms.net/> [gtetrinet-0.4.1-1] - Updated to version 0.4.1 - Cleaned up the build process - Added the original tetrinet.txt help file * Mon Jan 24 2000 <jasper(a)stack.nl&gt; - Fixed typo in spec file <Shane Smit> * Tue Dec 21 1999 <jasper(a)stack.nl&gt; - First RPM release --- NEW FILE tetrinet.txt --- TetriNET v1.13 PUBLIC By: St0rmCat (If he's not in #tetrinet, he's the wrong St0rmCat) E-mail: stormcat(a)citilink.com Channel: EFNET: #TetriNET - Come join us to get some active servers, advertise your server, find out more about TetriNET, or just chat!! Gee, Tetris? Whats that? Yeah, yeah, so it's been done 2 billion times before (give or take a few bil), but this is different! Yes, all you tetris addicts out there be prepared for even MORE excitement.. internet tetris! Now you can play your five best buddies in one of the most well known games in existence! TetriNET is for Windows95/NT machines and WILL NOT RUN WITH WIN32S. TetriNET operates best on a display capable of 256 colors or more. If your screen resolution is 640x480, you may have to set your windows taskbar to auto-hide while playing to see both windows entirely. PLEASE CONSIDER CONTRIBUTING - READ SCREEN ON TETRINET STARTUP FOR DETAILS CONTENTS: Concept - Game explanation Inventory - Explanation of inventory feature (READ!!) Win list - How the game keeps score Partyline - Explanation and features Moderators - What moderators are for Server - What is and how to set up a SERVER Client - What a client is Teams - Explanation of teams Modifying - How to modify TetriNET Acknowledgements - People who helped alot in the making of TetriNET VERSIONS - Whats been changed throughout the versions Concept: According to how the server has modified the settings, occasionally a sphere block with a letter will appear in your playing field. When you make one or more lines with any of the lines containing one or more of these special blocks, the special blocks in the lines will be added to your inventory which is located near the bottom of the window. These special blocks do different things to players. Each effect for the special blocks will be explained below. The more lines you clear at the same time and the more special blocks that are in those lines will put more special blocks in your inventory. A player loses when his/her blockstack reaches the top of the field. The Winner is the player left after the other players have lost. Again, Depending on how the server has modified settings, you will gain a level (or more) everytime you clear out a certain amount of lines. When you gain levels, the fall speed of the blocks coming down will increase making it harder to find a decent place for the blocks. The maximum level you can be at is 100. Inventory: (READ!!!) As said above, special blocks are added to your inventory when you clear lines with special blocks in them. You are only able to use the special block inside the red box. The red box cannot be moved or the game would be incredibly easy. The description of what the special block does to a player is located to the left of the inventory. To use the current special block, press the player number of the player you want to attack. If the special block is a GOOD block, use it on yourself by pressing your player number. Here is a list of all the special blocks: * 'A' Block: This is the add line block. It will add a "junk line" to the players field that you choose. $ 'C' Block: This is the clear line block. It clears the line farthest to the bottom in the playing field. $ 'N' Block: This removes all blocks from a playing field giving the player a "fresh start". * 'R' Block: This removes 10 random blocks from a player's field. * 'S' Block: This switches your playing field with another player's field depending on which player number you pressed. If either of the fields' block stack is over 16 blocks high, the stack will be lowered. * 'B' Block: This removes all special blocks from a players field. $ 'G' Block: This "gravity" block takes all the blocks on the field and "pulls" them all towards the bottom of the field eliminating any gaps in the blockstack. * 'Q' Block: This causes each of the lines of blocks on a players field to randomly shift left or right or not at all. * 'O' Block: This is the block bomb, when used on a player, it clears 3x3 portions on their field anywhere there are 'o' blocks. Any blocks that were in the 3x3 areas are scattered around the field. IMPORTANT: Blocks with a '*' at the beginning of the line are ATTACK special blocks; use these on other players. Blocks with a '$' at the beginning are DEFENSE blocks and should be used on yourself because they are GOOD You can also press the letter 'D' and it will discard the first block in your inventory. When your inventory becomes full, any special blocks you get cannot go into your inventory. You will have to use up some of your inventory blocks. Win list: The win list keeps track of how points each person or team has. The person or team with the most points is at the top. A player or team gets 3 points when they are the last standing in a game. 2 points to the player/team that is the last person to lose and 1 point to the 2nd to last loser. When a team wins, their team name is put in the win list along with a <T> infront of it to show everyone that it's a team and not a person. The win list on each of the player's clients are the same. The server can reset the win list at any time by pressing the 'Reset Winlist' button on the Server screen. Partyline Screen: This is where the players connected to the server can talk among each other. You can do bold/underline/italic by surrounding the text you want affected with characters made from pressing ctl-b/u/i respectively. You can also do actions on the partyline by typing: /ME <message> Next to the partyline box is a list of all the players currently connected to the server. The server can kick a player out by selecting his/her name in the nicklist and pressing the KICK button. The server can also ban someone from the server completely by selecting their nickname and pressing Ban. For the ban to take effect, you must kick them. Also, when you click on the player's nickname in the list, (only if you're a server) their IP will be shown above the box. To change the font of the main partyline box, press the right mouse button in the window and then click on the 'Change Font...' menu item. You can also easily talk while the game is going by pressing 'T' while on the Playing Fields window and then entering your message. After you press return the message will be broadcasted to the rest of the players and will be shown in the black box near the bottom. You can press ESCAPE while putting text in the edit box and it will hide the edit box. When you press 'T', you can start typing again. Moderators: A moderator is the first person on a server whether it is the person that is actually operating the server, or if the server isn't playing, the first player that connects to the server. A moderator person has a '*' next to their nickname in the nickname list on the partyline screen. A moderator can start/stop/pause/unpause games on a server. Server: To play, you must have someone be the TetriNET server. The server should be fast so the game isn't too lagged. A 28.8 modem is great for a fun TetriNET game. The server can set all of the settings available for the game, and decides when the game starts, etc. Fill in your Nickname into the correct edit box and any options under that. When you press the Block Occurancy button on the server screen, a window will pop up. On this window you can set how often the different pieces and special blocks appear (or not at all) throughout the game. You enter in the percentage for each piece/block. 100 means the piece/block will appear every single time; 0 means it wont appear at all. Note: All the percents of the pieces and special blocks must add up to be 100 percent before you can play. The ban box on the server screen is where you can put IPs of people you dont want on your TetriNET server. To ban a person, place only their IP ADDRESS on its own line in the ban box. You can use wildcards like '*' and '?' Besides NOT allowing someone on the server, you can also ALLOW certain people on it with the '!' prefix before a person's IP. When you prefix an IP with '!' in the ban box, this overrides any other bans in the box and lets the person with this IP join. If you put '*' as the first line in the box (it bans EVERYONE), and then put '!204.246.67.9' on a line after that, the person with that IP would be allowed in but noone else would be. When done, press the Start Server button. Now players can connect to your IP. When a player connects, a join message will be shown in the partyline box. When a message is added to the partyline box and you are currently on another screen, the partyline button text will turn green to notify you. When everyone is ready to play, click on the Start New Game button. Originally, the levels of each player are individual and when a player's level increases, only THEIR level increases. The 'All Have Players' Averaged Levels' option will make all players have the same level throughout the game. When a player's REAL level increases, it is averaged in with the rest of the players' levels and that is the ACTIVE level of everyone on the server. The server also has the option to play or not to. Enabling the 'Server Play' checkbox on the server screen will put yourself in the game as player 1. If there was any player on as player 1, they are kicked out. Unchecking this box will take you off and you will not play. To speed up a game of TetriNET, there is an option on the server screen for after a certain amount of minutes playing, the game will start adding lines to all players every certain amount of seconds. This is useful to keep players on your server if they lose early and get bored. Another option is the Classic Multiplayer Rules. This makes the game play like the old 2 player gameboy version of tetris. When a player clears lines, lines are added to everyone else's field. If you clear 1 line, no lines are added to everyone else. If you clear 2 lines, 1 line is added to everyone else. If you clear 3, 2 is added. If you clear 4, 4 lines are added to everyone. NOTE: This option is best when you set the 'Special Blocks Added at a Time' option to '0'. Client: A client is just a person playing that is not the server. A client connects to a server. Find the IP of a server with people you want to play with and put that in to the correct edit box. Then put your nickname in the Nickname box and press the Connect button. You should then see the nicknames playing pop up in the partyline window and any teams the players are on. When the game has started, click on the Show Fields button and a window with all 6 fields will be shown. The fields will be updated every time a player's block is placed onto their field to keep everyone updated on who's winning. Teams: Teams are now possible in TetriNET. You can now have matches with 3 teams of 2 people or whatever you want! To be on a team, just fill out the Team edit box with the team you would like to be on, if on a server click the button right next to the box to update your team name. The team name is not case-sensitive. When you are on a team, if one of the players that is on your team wins a TetriNET game, you win too and your team name is placed in the Win List instead of your individual names. Modifying TetriNET: Themes are handled by a "project file" to tell TetriNET where it should find all the theme components. It is just an INI file. When you create a theme, copy over the default.tnp file to a new file that represents your theme and make a new directory in your TetriNET directory where all your theme stuff will be. Any files you want different or modified, just put them in your theme directory and put the paths for the new files in your project file. If you want to make a theme pack with like only the graphics changed but you want it to have same sounds and music, only change the graphics releated lines in your theme project file and leave the rest of the lines pointing to the default DATA\ directory. Explanations of Graphics/Music/Sounds: When you create a new graphics file, the file MUST have the same image dimensions and have the same block layout of the one included with the original tetrinet ZIP file. Here is a description of the layout: - The top row of blocks are the blocks for the big field in TetriNET. They are 16 pixels wide and 16 pixels high. There should be 14 blocks in the row. - The row under that are the same blocks as the normal 16 pixel blocks, but are half as wide. These smaller blocks are for the 5 other fields on the TetriNET field. They are 8 pixels across and 8 pixels high. * The Upper-left coordinates of the first block in this row are at (0,16) - The picture under this is the background image for the large field in TetriNET. It is 192 pixels wide and 352 pixels high. * The Upper-left coordinates of this image is (0,24) - The picture to the right is the miniture version of the main background image. It is used as the background for the smaller fields in TetriNET. It is 96 pixels wide and 176 pixels high. * The Upper-left coordinates of this image is (352,24) Your new graphic file does NOT have to have the same palette as the one included in the TetriNET zip. If you use Photoshop, work in RGB mode while modifying the file. When you're done, convert it back to 256 colors to make sure the colors look as good as possible. You can also leave the BMP in 16million colors mode if you have a monitor capable of that. If you are going to distribute your theme, it is best to convert it to 256 colors because many don't have systems capable of high color mode. The sound descriptions are listed in default.tnp file. Modify any of the sounds you want, but make sure you modify the project file if you changed any of the WAV filenames. You can also include a MIDI file inside the theme package. Any sound/graphic themes created can be distributed freely. You can also modify the keys. Click on the Misc. Settings button. Click in any of the boxes and press a key and the text in the edit box will change to the key that you pressed. Acknowledgements: Darktick for all his ideas and help with graphics coding on TetriNET. myname, [bart], and Galardo because they kept playing and playing as betas went by - also for all the bugs they found and suggestions they gave. Knowledge, ReT, and the #square crew for beta testing, holding the #TetriNET channel, and giving suggestions. Also, netmonk, ATA, and phib for all of the above :) The many other people I know ;) for their support and testing they've done for me. VERSIONS: New in 1.13 PUBLIC: 1. Fixed teams of other players not being shown to people sometimes 2. Fixed win list from counting people that come in during a game as a person that lost New in 1.12 PUBLIC: 1. Fixed server not allowing clients to connect in many conditions 2. Added team switching while connected to a server 3. Fixed not saving key settings 4. Code for receiving text from winsock is smaller 5. Any lines transfered with classic style rules to the server and the server isn't playing, they are ignored. 6. Fixed it from adding lines to other team members in classic rules New in 1.11 PUBLIC: 1. Fixed people not being able to start working servers or not being able to connect to servers. New in 1.1 PUBLIC: 1. While playing a game with classic multiplayer rules turned on, anyone on your team wont be affected if you add lines to everyone else. 2. Fixed minor display quirks 3. If system doesn't support MIDI, it won't crash 4. Fixed a player double losing 5. Fixed out of memory error 6. Fixed player being added to win list when player isnt on server 7. RELEASE! New in 1.1f BETA: 1. Fixed EConvert errors (right? :)) 2. Fixed displaying of teams on the playing fields New in 1.1e BETA: 1. Tabbing between edit boxes/checkboxes/etc on the windows is now in order 2. Fixed win list from making doubles of winners 3. Playing fields window is now hidden when a game ends 4. Fixed background/blocks not appearing sometimes when setting focus to the playing fields window 5. Fixed game from saying you gave other people lines when you only made one line. (with classic multiplayer rules turned on) 6. Fixed 'o' blocks sometimes not "blowing up" when attacked with Block Bomb 7. Sounds 3.WAV and 6.WAV's description were switched around in the docs New in 1.1d BETA: 1. Fixed font in main chatbox not changing on start. 2. Fixed blinking when a message arrives 3. Fixed bug in win list routines 4. Fixed bug where if a person lost, server always won 5. Fixed random EConvertError crashes New in 1.1c BETA: 1. Made the classic multiplayer rules like gameboy now :) 2. Fixed partyline not scrolling 3. Ingame chat box should show all 3 lines on all types of systems 4. Added ability for multiple themes.. it uses a project file that points to the graphics,sounds, and music files 5. Server can change its nickname and team its on if the Server Playing checkbox is unchecked 6. Fixed server not losing when the Server Playing is checked while a game is in progress 7. Now puts a <T> before any team in the win list. 8. Changed the way Block Bomb works New in 1.1b BETA: 1. Fixed bug in text recieving 2. Fixed other minor bugs New in 1.1a BETA: 1. Fixed the scrolling on the attacks/defenses box and mini-partyline box AGAIN 2. Now when the Switch Special Block is used on someone each client updates itself first to prevent field copying if switch block is used 2 or more times in a row 3. Ingame chat box is now 3 lines 4. Secured connect negotiation between server and client 5. Added bomb special block 6. Added /me to ingame chat box 7. Added teams 8. Added MIDI 9. Added background images 10. Added start up sound 11. The server now has the option to not play 12. The first person on a server (if the server isn't playing) is a moderator - he can start/stop and pause/unpause the game 13. Option to average the player's levels 14. Classic rules option - when a player clears a line, it adds a line to the other players 15. Fixed bug in IP ban box 16. Players can join a game already in progress 17. Winlist is now saved when you close and reload game 18. Option for after a certain amount of time, the game will start adding lines to all the player's fields. This speeds up games 19. Now, the winning team/player recieves 3 points, last loser gets 2, second to last loser gets 1 point. 20. The server can set the stack height when the game starts for each player individually. 21. Levels go up to 100 instead of 50 22. Field displaying has been sped up alot 23. Better handling of winsock routines HOPEFULLY eliminating the Access Violation errors 24. Fixed server screen not being enabled when a client game has ended. 25. You can press ESCAPE when editing a msg in game, and it will keep the text in the editbox until you press 't' to edit it again. 26. You can change the font of the partyline box by right clicking. 27. Moved Pause and Start New Game buttons to partyline screen. 28. Any special blocks you get are now randomly placed in your inventory New in 1.0 FINAL: 1. First released version!! 2. Fixed Attacks/Defenses box's scrolling *again* 3. Fixed range check error when typing in a box while tetrinet is connecting to a server 4. Now saves your nickname in the INI New in BETA 1.0b: 1. Fixed Attacks/Defenses box's scrolling and now it doesn't say a player is attacking you when in fact they aren't 2. Fixed Pause button not enabling and disabling properly 3. Partyline edit box now disables at the right times 4. New icon New in BETA 1.0a: 1. Kicking users is fixed and works/looks alot better 2. When a player dies, their field is filled with random blocks 3. You can now pause the game. 4. Fixed not removing player from server if they quit abnormally 5. Tabbing between edit fields on the different screens is now in order 6. You can now see all attacks on players, even from other players 7. Fixed when making the piece fall down immediately, sometimes it would jump up New in BETA 1.0: AKA BETA .88 New in BETA .88: 1. Fixed distortion of window if your monitor's pixels per inch settings were set akwardly 2. Moderated Switch Field block now, no more cheating ;) New in BETA .87: 1. Hopefully fixed the bug that randomly kicked players off the server. 2. Added description label next to inventory for current special block. 3. Made windows smaller to better accommodate users with 640x480 resolutions. (You will still have to auto-hide your win95/nt taskbar) New in BETA .86: 1. New WAV for when a message arrives in the playing window 2. Added IP Banlist 3. TetriNET now pops up the reason why you can't connect to a server 4. Now you have more time to move a piece left or right when it's just about to hit the bottom. 5. Other minor bugs fixed New in BETA .85: 1. Greatly improved handling of data coming in from multiple sockets. It shouldn't crash anymore (?) 2. TetriNET now passes a little less data to the other players. A fast modem is still recommended if you're the server. 3. Added easy talking while playing New in BETA .84: 1. New name because of copyrights ;) 2. Rearranged playing field window 3. Rotating certain pieces at the edge of the field now works 4. Pieces drop slower than before when you hold DOWN (for greater accuracy) New in BETA .83: 1. Fixed partyline jumping every once in awhile 2. Kick button is disable properly New in BETA .82: 1. I've added 2 more players. Now you can compete with a total of 5 players! 2. Added player list to the partyline screen 3. The Server can kick someone off if needed 4. Added actions to partyline 5. Added ctl-b/u/i character attributes to partyline 6. Now allows playing by yourself so you can practice 7. Many new special blocks added 8. The show fields screen is now a seperate window (to fix all that stupid palette handling) 9. Added a winlist. It shows all the players who won and how many times they've won in the current game. 10. Added ability to discard the special block in inventory 11. A title screen with some nifty graphics! :) 12. Graphics are just one file now. 13. Fixed a few barely noticable bugs New in BETA .81: 1. Inventory system plus other special blocks -- more to come! 2. Added sound! 3. New graphics 4. You can change Key config, sounds, and graphics 5. Made playing fields of other player's smaller to reduce lag 6. Before, TetriNET sent the entire playing field of a player to the rest of the players. Now it sends just modifications to the fields - this also reduces lots of lag 7. Increased size of playing fields 8. You can change how often each of the pieces/special blocks appear in the game Index: .cvsignore =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/free/rpms/gtetrinet/F-9/.cvsignore,v retrieving revision 1.1 retrieving revision 1.2 diff -u -r1.1 -r1.2 --- .cvsignore 18 Oct 2008 13:44:18 -0000 1.1 +++ .cvsignore 18 Oct 2008 15:07:46 -0000 1.2 @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +gtetrinet-0.7.11.tar.bz2 +mmr-sounds-1.0.tar.gz Index: sources =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/free/rpms/gtetrinet/F-9/sources,v retrieving revision 1.1 retrieving revision 1.2 diff -u -r1.1 -r1.2 --- sources 18 Oct 2008 13:44:18 -0000 1.1 +++ sources 18 Oct 2008 15:07:46 -0000 1.2 @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +7d113e49506e44b836ce6f259fd3ad88 gtetrinet-0.7.11.tar.bz2 +796278e896758c43bbd0402219753a73 mmr-sounds-1.0.tar.gz