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^2S T A R   P R O G R A M                             J U L Y   1 9 9 2

^2                   3-D DUNGEON and DUNGEON EDITOR

^2                            By Gary Crook

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^6 A  disk  arrived  just after the last Issue of Totally Amos went out
^6and  we  were  so impressed that we asked Gary if he was sure that he
^6wanted  to  give  this to TA instead of finishing it off himself.  He
^6assured us that we could use it, so here it is!

^7 This  is  a  dungeon master type program where you can wander around
^7the  caverns.  Gary has left the monsters and gameplay for you to put
^7in  for  yourselves.  The graphics are great, you could have fun with
^7this!  If you plan to use Gary's work in your own program, apart from
^7a  program  for  your  own  amusement,  please  contact us for Gary's
^7address  so  that  you can tell him what you are doing.  Remember the
^7rules  -  If you use someone else's code/graphics/music etc, you MUST
^7credit the original author for their work.
 
^6 The following is the letter which came with the disk.... 

^4 There   are   2   actual   Amos   programs   -  Dungeon_Ed.amos  and
^43D_Dungeon.amos with 6 other files.  I`ll describe what they all do:

^4DUNGEON_ED.AMOS:

^4 This  program  is  used  to  draw a plan view of a dungeon using the
^4mouse.   The left button places blocks, the right button erases them.
^4You can also fill or clear the grid.  Once your design is finished it
^4can  then be saved to disk as a .MAP file.  These .MAP files can also
^4be loaded for future editing.

^43D_DUNGEON.AMOS:

^4 This  second  program  is used to walk around your shiny new dungeon
^4all in 3D (as in Dungeon Master, Eye of the Beholder etc) using first
^4person  perspective.  You can use the mouse to click on the direction
^4arrows  using  left or right buttons or alternatively use the numeric
^4keypad as follows:

^4  1 - step left;
^4  2 - backwards;
^4  3 - step right;
^4  4 - turn left;
^4  5 - forwards;
^4  6 - turn right.

^4NOTE:   I  have tried to leave both programs open-ended so that other
^4        users can add new features to them if they wish.

^4DUNGEON_1.MAP:

^4 This  is a data file produced with Dungeon_Ed.amos and loaded into a
^42D array in 3D_Dungeon.amos automatically.

^4DUNGEON_GFX.IFF

^4 This  file is loaded as the surrounding graphics for 3D_Dungeon.amos
^4and can be loaded into DPaint.
 
^4DUNGEON_SAMPLE.ABK
 
^4 This file loads into the sample bank in 3D_Dungeon.amos and contains
^41 sample which is used when the player walks into a wall.

^4WALLS.ABK

^4 This  is  a  SpriteX  bob  file  loaded  into 3D_Dungeon.amos and it
^4contains the wall and compass bobs.

^4DUNGEON_ED_ICONS.ABK

^4This file holds the button bobs which load into Dungeon_Ed.amos.

^4OOF!_SAMPLE.IFF

^4 The sample contained in Dungeon_Sample.abk but in .IFF format.

^4 I  have included all of the .abk and .iff files as it is the easiest
^4way of letting others users change or expand the programs.

^2Gary Crook.

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