Rocks'n'Diamonds

i found other simple solution, but only for linux - use of automounted squashfs image - full emc package weight less then 30M (unpacked 7zip - ~220MB with 4k filesystem block), and after deleting tittlescreens 25M (~200M), for better compatibility use older version of squashfs-tools (mksquashfs), rp...

maybe two small-font numbers - number of levels and bellow solved levels?
but reading can slow down list loading - emc...

Holger wrote:Very good ideas!

Thanks
another... option (or reuse handicap) for netwok playing to allow subsequent players choosing next level, usefull esp. with mentioned level sharing, to avoid unnecessary file transfer and duplication cache level hashes

I don't feel any need to edit read-only levels. maybe 'shadowing' editable (eg. unsolvable) level copy in user tree isn't bad idea? for network playing can be used hash to verify (better hash of preprocessed level - not identical !== multiplayer-unplayable), or even post level to opponent(s), store...

for dos
http://www.classicdosgames.com/epic.html
linux clone of atari version
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... p_id=64186

i played both, but long time ago...

Holger wrote:Nearly forgot about this!

Just added that "Alt + Enter" fullscreen thingie ("Alt + Keypad Enter" also works, which is even some milliseconds faster to type ).

Works at any time, even while playing.

Will be available in 3.2.1, which will be released very soon.

thank You

Martijn wrote:Or how about Tetris? Would THAT be possible? Or maybe even the Columns game!

maybe Atomix?

ooops ... i never play EM, it's really confusing. separate dynamite types seems to me as sensible idea.
maybe weirdnesses, i can only guess complexity of interdependences.

regards

placing dynamite is impossible in both linux binary versions (x11/sdl), when engine is set to EMC.

btw... why explossion is not faster then hero continously placing dynamite while moving 'diagonaly', only when he goes down-right?