Rocks'n'Diamonds

I found out I have to use the internet protocol(I hope no one forgot it meaning "ip".).
I checked in my computer using 2 terminals. It felt funny, but it does not check the lag's presence, does it?

Wait, how is this even possible? How to do it? ... and yes, it's also virtually not documented, although quite easy: Computer A: Start as "./rocksndiamonds --network" Computer B: Start as "./rocksndiamonds --network <hostname of computer A>" Select player color on each computer and make sure that t...

Was this a result of a "make sdl"? (As it looks like it uses SDL 1.2.) Really looks strange... never got such errors. But you should use SDL2 with R'n'D 4.0.0.0 anyway; it *should* then compile without warnings or errors. I forgot which SDL, but I am putting my bet at SDL 1,2. I did not have SDL in...

Yes, I would be able to debug and fix such errors (and I know the cause for those errors from your quote, and should be able to fix them), but I would rather prefer to fix bugs and create features for modern R'n'D in my limited free time than working on twenty years old code to make it compile with...

Why did you remove the old music(for example czardasz(if I forgot the name than I shall be shamed because the word looks polish and I am polish))?

Wait, how is this even possible? How to do it? ... and yes, it's also virtually not documented, although quite easy: Computer A: Start as "./rocksndiamonds --network" Computer B: Start as "./rocksndiamonds --network <hostname of computer A>" Select player color on each computer and make sure that t...

In theory, just extract the tar/gz file and type "make" to build it, then "./rocksndiamonds" to run it. In practice, you will either have to use an old computer with a Linux system from the late 90's, or change some lines of the old R'n'D code that compiled fine with older GCCs in the last century,...

How to install it in Linux Mint 18 KDE?

Wait, how is this even possible? How to do it?

> How is it like? See for yourself. :-) > Is it still possible to get it? Yes, here it is: http://www.artsoft.org/RELEASES/unix/rocksndiamonds/ It is the file "rocks_n_diamonds-0.9.tgz" from 1995-10-22. EDIT: If you do not use a Unix system, just have a look at the (newer) versions for other platfo...

Holger wrote:Hello MateFizyChem, welcome to the R'n'D forum!

What's missing here is the level file (it should have the filename "004.level"), not a screenshot of (a part of) the level.

I thought: "If the tape file does not work, then a screenshot will!
Still waiting for some voters.

The death laugh inspired me to make this post.

How is it like?
Is it still possible to get it?
What are the differences?

filbo wrote:Hi, I'm not sure what enjoyment we are going to get out of a .tape file without the corresponding level data!

Oh? OK, here you are.

Here is a level preview.

Meanwhile complete the poll.