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Instalation
rpm:
Download code file (berusky-version.src.rpm) and data file (berusky-data-version.src.rpm) and rebuild them for your distribution (you may have to be root):
$rpmbuild --rebuild berusky-version.src.rpm $rpmbuild --rebuild berusky-data-version.src.rpm
Install them (as root) from /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/your_arch by: $rpm -ihv berusky-*.rpm
tar.gz:
Instalation of berusky code:
Download berusky-version.tar.gz and extract it and rebuild by:
$tar xzf berusky-version.tar.gz $cd berusky-version $./configure $make
Install by:
$su (you have to enter the root password here)
Instalation of berusky data-file:
Download berusky-data-version.tar.gz and extract it: $tar xzf berusky-data-version.tar.gz
Install it (as root):
Configuration
All configuration is stored at ~/.berusky/berusky.ini or /var/games/berusky/berusky.ini. You can switch fulscreen/windows mode, number of colors and game directories there.
Game run
berusky - runs main game berusky -u test.lv3 - runs user level named "test.lv3" berusky -e - runs editor berusky -e test.lv3 - runs editor and loads level "test.lv3" for editing
Game Rules
In order to leave each level it is necessary to own five keys and also to have a free way to the exit.
You will be meeting miscellaneous game elements while completing individual missions, we will try to explain their meaning now.
Box - It is possible to push it. Explosive - Can destroy the boxes.
Key - You need five of them. Exit - A gate to next level.
Stone - Can be broken by a pickax. Pickax - A tool for stone crushing.
Color key - Used to unlock color door, only a bug with identical color can pick them up. Color door - Can be opened by the respective color key only.
Color gate-way - Only a bug with identical color is allowed to go through. Boxes cannot be pushed through.
One-pass door - Can be used only once, then they close them off and there's no way to open them.
Other elements not listed here are just walls, which have no interesting properties. They cannot be push away nor it is possible to break them anywise.
Game keys
Arrows - Move selected bug SHIFT+Arrows - Fast bug movements
Tabulator - Switch among the bugs
1 - Choose the first bug 2 - Choose the second bug 3 - Choose the third bug 4 - Choose the fourth bug 5 - Choose the fifth bug
N - change the music (not implemented yet) D - start recording a demo (not implemented yet) CTRL+X - quit quickly
F1 - In game help F2 - Save level F3 - Load level
Editor keys
CTRL+1 - on/off grid/background image CTRL+2 - on/off floor layer CTRL+3 - on/off items layer CTRL+4 - on/off players layer
1 - select floor layer 2 - select items layer 3 - select players layer 4 - select all layer
B - change background image
CTRL+N - new level
F2 - save CTRL+F2 - save as F3 - load F9 - run level ESC - end
CTRL+U - undo
SHIFT+R - rotation of selected item CTRL+S - level shader
Mouse:
first mouse button - insert selected item third mouse button - clear selected cell
R + mouse wheel - rotation of item in level V + mouse wheel - variation of item in level
F + first mouse button - fill rectangle with selected item D + first mouse button - draw rectangle with selected item
F + third mouse button - clear solid rectangle with selected item D + third mouse button - clear empty rectangle with selected item