Rocks'n'Diamonds

Some sort of caching problem then... I just re-followed the link from this message and it was still the old version. Then reloaded the page and it finally showed up.

Where is the new link on Levels & Artwork?

I mean the diff is literally: diff -wrU0 ./Makefile ../Data/Makefile --- ./Makefile 2026-03-27 22:18:20.351949803 -0700 +++ ../Data/Makefile 2014-09-21 23:11:22.000000000 -0700 @@ -49 +49 @@ -# SPECIAL_EDITION = rnd_jue +SPECIAL_EDITION = rnd_jue diff -wrU0 ./src/conf_hlp.c ../Data/src/conf_hlp.c --...

The RnD source in the Windows .zip appears to be nearly unmodified 3.3.0.1 (one weird typo added). So the contained levelset should work perfectly well under mainline RnD 3.3.0.1, and -- one hopes -- equally so under 4.4.1.3 :)

Cool, thanks. The older pages on WayBack had separate download links for Windows / Mac / Linux, while this one is Windows-only. I successfully dl'd but can't test anything right now, as my desktop / gaming machine just went on the fritz in some mysterious fashion (sigh)...

I randomly stumbled across this today -- the pointed-to materials are no longer at the given URL, nor its WayBack Machine echo. I wonder if the author is still present here; or if anyone else has copies of this 'Tigris Mythos' levelset. Google searching on 'dioram tigris mythos' was thoroughly unhel...

10 days before the release of my game a trademark application for the name in the area of "gaming software" became public, and by amazing coincidence I found it only four days later. hmmmm. Makes me wonder if that is in fact a coincidence , or actually something sinister. Imagine someone ...

Rocks'n' Diamonds is a personal project of one person. Holger adds features which he finds interesting to work on. With, of course, lots of input from these forums and elsewhere.

Asking for a roadmap is like someone demanding a roadmap of what you're going to eat for dinner for the next month.

Well, that was pretty snappy... Debian package version 4.4.1.3+dfsg-2 fixes almost everything ('example_richard_kleber' level is still omitted).

If the above does work, it sounds like too much trouble to get working. Problem solved by deleting Kwin config files in ~/.config and /.local/share and a reconfiguration afterwards. Hmmm, sounds like just 'save and delete the relevant files in ~/.config and ~/.local/share; log in to KDE and see if ...

As they say, 'Nun Shall Pass!' :) ===== For some reason, when I opened this page, the 'end of level' image loaded instantly, but the 'start of level' image downloaded extremely slowly, painting in line-by-line over -- I think it might have been as long as a minute. Both are very similar 'www artsoft...

googling on the name of the function which is assert()ing, `epoxy_get_proc_address`, I find: https://github.com/anholt/libepoxy/issues/241, leading to https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=433589 -- which 'solved' a similar problem by resetting KWin settings. I suggest trying that, keeping copies of ...

No idea what 'KWin Crash Handler' does, I generally hate those things which get between me and actually being able to understand Linux app crashes. Just write a frickin core file in /var/crash or /var/core and get out of my way!!...

$ gammastep -m list Available adjustment methods: wayland drm randr dummy Specify colon-separated options with `-m METHOD:OPTIONS'. Try `-m METHOD:help' for help. $ gammastep -m randr:help Adjust gamma ramps with the X RANDR extension. screen=N X screen to apply adjustments to crtc=N List of comma ...

Editing posts, especially in an active discussion, leads to confusing temporal anomalies... I've downloaded but not installed the Debian `gammastep` package. It is 100% clear that it's intended to work with X11 as well as Wayland. Try fiddling with its '-m' flag, for one thing. Definitely have to fa...