🚀 go-pugleaf

Hello world!

I have to repeat this message, because I'm getting
more and more worried about this assignment.

Yes, I need A C source for a 3D game on PC or
X-windows (not battlezone). The game must
be as simple as possible so I can understand
it myself!

Here what I've got so far, from:

- reeuwijk@nl.tudelft.et.dutentb:
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If you are that desperate, you might have a look at a book with the
title "Real-time 3d graphics for the Atari ST" or something very
similar to it. As illustration they construct a simple 'flight-simulator-like'
program that allows you to fly around in a landscape with blocks etc.
The sources (I suspect in 68000 assembler) can be ordered on floppy 
seperately.The magazine 'ST Format' often has ads for the book, 
or you might try a good bookshop. It is quite cheap (dfl. 50 = #13 = $25).
I haven't seen the book or the software myself, but I have read some
reviews of it.

- Anssi Saari, s10...@ee.tut.fi:
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the latest X version of bzone can be found in /pub/bzone.tar.Z on
auk.warp.cs.cmu.edu (128.2.242.102), available via anonymous ftp.
the only known problem is one with olwm, use the -defaultcolormap
option to get around it (or use a real wm such as uwm, twm, etc..)

- bob@EDU.IASTATE:
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I would also be interested in whatever you find/get!!!
Also, if you are interested in flight-simulator C source for the Mac,
write back, and I will e-mail it...


Thanx to all of you. But I just need a little bit more.

Cheers and love to all.
-- 
JB (Jean-Baptiste)
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