@database "MadMatrix.guide"
@author "Olivier Croquette"
@remark "$VER: MadMatrix Guide 1.0 (15. Février 2000)"
@index INDEX
@node MAIN "Welcome"
MadMatrix v1 Guide
==================
15 Feb. 2000
* If you find any solution *
* Let me know !! *
@{" What is it ? " Link "WHAT" } Aim of the game and usage
@{" Requirements " Link "REQUI" }
@{" Author & legal stuff " Link "AUTHOR" } Shareware ( 100 US$ :)
@endnode
@node WHAT "What is it ?"
What is it ?
============
MadMatrix is a very simple game. It starts with a matrix NxN filled with
numbers from 1 to N*N. Numbers are sorted in their natural order.
Now click on 'Shake'. They are no more sorted :).
The aim is to resort those numbers as they were before. To do that,
you can only make 2x2 little squares of numbers rotate on themselves.
For example :
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
could become :
4 1 3
5 2 6
7 8 9
The 2x2 top left square has been turned clockwise here.
That's all, good luck !
Keys
----
Move : Cursor keys
Rotate : Space ( clockwise ) or Enter
@endnode
@node REQUI "Requirements"
Requirements
============
Under Windows :
- Windows 2000 1.25412 beta
- min. Pentium 2 @ 266Mhz, but Pentium 3 @ 550Mhz recommended
- min. 32Mo RAM, 128Mo recommended
Under AmigaOS :
- AmigaOS v3.0
- MUI v3
- 30ko of free disk :)
I know this kind of application doesn't really need MUI, but since I'm writing
a quite big project using MUI for the first time, I try to train on little
one like MadMatrix.
@endnode
@node AUTHOR
Author
======
MadMatrix was written by Olivier Croquette ( France ). You can contact me at :
ocroquette@nordnet.fr
or you can come and visit my homepage :
http://home.nordnet.fr/~vcroquette ( French Version only ).
MadMatrix is :
- Freeware for AmigaOS version
- Shareware ( 100 US$ ) for Windows version.
Compiled with gcc 2.7.2.1
@endnode