glSokoban

glSokoban is a small game that's supposed to be a demo for
Warp3D. PPC and 68k binaries are included.

Running glSokoban

glSokoban must be run from a shell. The PPC version is just called
glSokoban, while the 68k binary is called glSokoban68k. Use the
--help option to get a run-down of the command line options:

-w,--width          <x>     Width of display
-h,--height         <x>     Height of display
-s,--screen                 Use fullscreen (default: windowmode)
-t,--theme          <t>     Use theme <t>
-l,--levels         <l>     Use <l> as level directory
-p,--play           <l>     Play level <l>
-e,--eye-adjust     <a>     Set relative eye speed to <a>
-c,--camera-damping <d>     Set camera damping factor to <d>
-n,--texture-mode-nearest   Use GL_NEAREST instead of GL_LINEAR

Controlling the player

The player is guided with the (numberical pad) keys 8, 4, 5, and 6
(directional mode), or 7, 8, and 9 (turn mode). The mode is toggled
with the enter key (just try to find out). Press u to revert your last
move (this will count as an additional move).

Camera controls

The camera can be moved with the keys d, w, a, and x, as well as
q and y (to control height). The e and c keys zoom the camera in
and out.

Themes and Levels

The Levels are stored under the Levels directory. They are simple
ascii files borrowed from an older Sokoban game.
Themes are texture compilations, they are stored under
the Themes directory. If you want to make your own theme,
inspect the files in the Themes/Cyberspace dierectory. All
images are ppm P6 files. When there is more than one texture,
they are assigned randomly.