Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Richard Garriott is having a contest for people to port his first pre-Ultima BASIC game to modern computers: https://www.shroudoftheavatar.com/?p=39149 Anyone up for an ATARI BASIC port of this PDP-11 BASIC game? Bill 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tenorman Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Looks like a nice little "Long Easter Weekend" project for somebody. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Gemintronic Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Starting April 15th 2014, just past one year into the development of Shroud of the Avatar, and running for 1 month through May 15th, Richard via Portalarium will be accepting submissions of D&D1 Resurrections in each of two versions. Submissions may be a Unity Version, and or a no-plug-in Browser Version. Winners will be announced shortly after the submission deadline. All submissions become property of Richard Garriott. Too bad. I was almost thinking of porting it over to the Sega Genesis. I don't know how they expect a BASIC game to be ported to Unity much less a "plug-in"-less browser version. UPDATE: I just realised the source is a PDF that has no text. It's literally just a scan of the source. That's pretty unhelpful if one wants to port it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 I did read in the instructions that the port for the contest was to be in Unity. It still would be interesting to do it in ATARI BASIC as well. It might be easier to do it in GWBASIC or some other standard basic first because of the string handling, then add comments before porting to ATARI BASIC. I started looking at the listing. I didn't know what line 100 was doing. And I think line 160 is maybe using some kind of CLOCK function to seed the random number generator. Any ways attached is the BASIC source listing pdf and a DEC PDP11 BASIC programming manual if anyone is interested. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 BASIC Source listing DND1_Complete.pdf Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 PDP-11 BASIC Programming Manual DEC-11-AJPB-D_PDP-11_BASIC_Programming_Manual_Dec70.pdf Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Gemintronic Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Can someone run this through an OCR software package and convert it to plain text? I've tried some online services to no avail. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bryan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Page 1 10 LET J4=1 30 PRINT 100 BASE 0 110 LET X=0 120 LET J=0 130 LET K=0 140 X1=0 150 LET X3=0 160 LET J9=RND(CLK(J9)) 170 DIM C(7),C$(7),W(100),D(50,50),P(100),I$(100),B(100,6),B$(100) 180 DIM E(100),F(100),X5(100),X6(100),X2(100),X4(100) 190 LET G=INT(RND(0)*24+2) 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 C(x) seems to be the character data array C(1) = hit points C(7) = gold Last page 10500 LET X6(5)=600 10510 LET X6(6)=100 10520 LET X6(7)=200 10530 LET X6(=300 10540 LET X6(9)=200 10550 LET X6(10)=600 10560 IF Q<1 THEN 10660 10570 IF Q>8 THEN 10450 10580 IF C(7)-X6(INT(Q)) < 0 THEN 10640 10590 LET C(7)=C(7)-X6(INT(Q)) 10600 PRINT " IT IS YOURS" 10610 LET X3=X3+1 10620 LET X4(X3)=INT(Q) 10630 GOTO 10450 10640 PRINT "COSTS TOO MUCH" 10650 GOTO 10450 10660 PRINT "YOU NOW HAVE" 10670 FOR M=1 TO X3 10680 IF X4(M)=0 THEN 700 10690 PRINT "+"; X4(M) : REM NOT SURE WHAT CHARACTER THE + IS SUPPOSTED TO BE 10700 NEXT M 10710 GOTO 1590 10720 REM 10730 REM CHEATING 10740 FOR M=0 TO 25 10750 FOR N=0 TO 25 10760 PRINT D(M,N); 10770 PRINT N 10780 PRINT 10790 PRINT M 10800 GOTO 1590 10810 REM 10820 GOTO 380 10830 PRINT "HOW MANY 200 GP. EACH "; 10840 INPUT Q 10850 IF C(7)-200*Q<0 THEN 10900 10860 LET C(0)=C(0)+INT(Q) 10870 LET C(7)=C(7)-INT(Q*200) 10880 PRINT "OK DONE" 10885 PRINT "HP= ";C(0) 10886 FOR M=1 TO 7 10887 PRINT C$(M);" = ";C(M) 10888 NEXT M 10890 GOTO 7000 10900 PRINT "NO" 10910 GOTO 10830 11000 PRINT "DNG"; 11010 INPUT D2 11020 PRINT "X,Y,C"; 11030 INPUT X9,Y9,C9 11035 IF C9<0 THEN 11060 11040 LET D(X9,Y9) = C9 11050 GOTO 11020 11060 PRINT "SAVE" 11061 INPUT Q 11062 IF Q<>1 THEN 7000 11063 FOR M=0 TO 25 11070 FOR N=0 TO 25 11080 WRITE +D2,D(M,N) : REM SAVING TO STORAGE??? 11090 NEXT N 11100 NEXT M 11110 GOTO 7000 11120 END 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Allan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 How about 7800BASIC? It's modern. Allan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bryan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Page 2 (that's all the typing for me today.) 200 LET H=INT(RND(0)*24+2) 210 FILE #1="DNG1" 220 FILE #2="DNG2",#3="DNG3",#4="DNG4",#5="DNG5",#6="DNG6" 230 RESTORE #4 240 FILE #7="GMSTR" 245 RESTORE #7 250 RESTORE #1 260 RESTORE #2 261 RESTORE #3 262 RESTORE #4 263 RESTORE #5 264 RESTORE #6 270 DATA "STR","DEX","CON","CHAR","WIS","INT","GOLD" 280 DATA "SWORD",10,"2-H-SWORD",15,"DAGGER",3,"MACE",5 290 DATA "SPEAR",2,"BOW",25,"ARROWS",2,"LEATHER MAIL",15 300 DATA "CHAIN MAIL",30,"TLTE MAIL",50,"ROPE",1,"SPIKES",1 310 DATA "FLASK OF OIL",2,"SILVER CROSS",25,"SPARE FOOD",5 320 PRINT " DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS #1" 330 PRINT 340 PRINT "DO YOU NEED INSTRUCTIONS "; 350 INPUT Q$ 360 IF Q$="YES" THEN 1730 370 IF Q$="Y" THEN 720 380 PRINT "OLD OR NEW GAME"; 390 INPUT Q$ 400 IF Q$="OLD" THEN 1770 410 PRINT "DUNGEON #"; 420 INPUT D 421 PRINT "CONTINUES RESET 1=YES,2=NO "; 422 INPUT J6 430 REM ROLLING CHARICTERISTICS [sic] 440 PRINT "PLAYERS NME "; 450 INPUT N$ 460 IF N$<>"SHAVS" THEN 1730 465 FOR M=1 TO 7 466 READ C$(M) 467 NEXT M 470 FOR M=1 TO 7 490 FOR N=1 TO 3 500 LET R=INT(RND(0)*6+1) 510 LET C(M)=C(M)+R 520 NEXT N 530 IF M<>7 THEN 550 540 LET C(M)=C(M)*15 550 REM 560 PRINT C$(M);"=";C(M) 570 NEXT M 580 PRINT 590 PRINT "CLASSIFICATION" 600 PRINT "WHICH DO YOU WANT TO BE" 610 PRINT "FIGHTER ,CLERIC ,OR WIZARD"; 620 INPUT C$(0) 625 IF C$(0)<>"NONE" THEN 630 626 FOR M7=0 TO 7 627 LET C(M7)=0 628 NEXT M7 629 GO TO 470 630 IF C$(0)="FIGHTER" THEN 770 640 IF C$(0)="CLERIC" THEN 810 650 IF C$(0)="WIZARD" THEN 790 660 GO TO 620 670 PRINT "BUYING WEAPONS" 680 PRINT "FAST OR NORM" 690 INPUT Q3$ 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Muzz73 Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Here it is OCR'd... I'm not very happy with the results, so I'll keep messing with it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ai2kl1m0khpt5iv/DND1_Complete_OCR.pdf.zip It's still a PDF, but you can select the text, copy & paste, and make any corrections in BASIC, using the original as a visual reference. A pain in the neck? Absolutely... like I said, I'll keep messing with it and try to get the accuracy down a little better. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bryan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Here it is OCR'd... I'm not very happy with the results, so I'll keep messing with it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/ai2kl1m0khpt5iv/DND1_Complete_OCR.pdf.zip It's still a PDF, but you can select the text, copy & paste, and make any corrections in BASIC, using the original as a visual reference. A pain in the neck? Absolutely... like I said, I'll keep messing with it and try to get the accuracy down a little better. Since you went to the trouble, I decided to do page 3. You're right, the OCR is pretty bad. Line 1090 looks like it might have a typo at the end (placement of semicolon). Anyone else feel like doing a page or two? 700 PRINT "NUMBER","ITEM","PRICE" 705 PRINT"-1-STOP" 710 FOR M=1 TO 15 720 READ I$(M),P(M) 725 IF Q3$="FAST" THEN 740 730 PRINT M,I$(M).P(M) 740 NEXT M 750 GOSUB 1150 760 GO TO 830 770 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*8+1) 780 GO TO 670 790 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*4+1) 800 GO TO 670 810 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*6+1) 820 GO TO 670 830 REM 850 LET X=X+1 860 INPUT Y 870 REM 880 IF Y<0 THEN 1000 885 IF Y>15 THEN 1000 890 IF C(7)-P(Y)<0 THEN 970 900 IF C$(0)="CLERIC" THEN 1290 910 IF C$(0)="WIZARD" THEN 1350 920 REM 930 LET C(7)=C(7)-P(Y) 940 PRINT "GP= ";C(7) 950 LET W(X)=Y 960 GO TO 830 970 PRINT "COSTS TOO MUCH" 980 PRINT "TRY AGAIN "; 990 GO TO 860 1000 PRINT "GP= ";C(7) 1010 REM 1020 PRINT "EQ LIST "; 1030 INPUT Q$ 1040 IF Q$="NO" THEN 1090 1050 FOR M=1 TO X 1060 IF W(M)=0 THEN 1090 1070 PRINT W(M),I$(W(M)) 1080 NEXT M 1090 PRINT "YOUR CHARACTERISTICS ARE;" 1100 PRINT C$(0) 1101 IF C(0)<>1 THEN 1110 1102 C(0)=2 1110 PRINT "HIT POINTS",C(0) 1120 PRINT 1130 PRINT 1140 GO TO 1400 1150 DATA "MAN",1,13,26,1,1,500 1160 DATA "GOBLIN",2,13,24,1,1,600 1170 DATA "TROLL",3,15,35,1,1,1000 1180 DATA "SKELETON",4,22,12,1,1,50 1190 DATA "BALROG",5,18,110,1,1,5000 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Muzz73 Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Yep... if you want to keep doing these, I'll just leave it be, because there's really no better way than to re-type it, like you're doing. That's just an awful lot of work and I thought I'd see if Acrobat Pro's OCR engine was capable of pulling it off (within reason). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bryan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Yep... if you want to keep doing these, I'll just leave it be, because there's really no better way than to re-type it, like you're doing. That's just an awful lot of work and I thought I'd see if Acrobat Pro's OCR engine was capable of pulling it off (within reason). I think each page needs to processed for maximum contrast between the type and the page. Then the OCR needs to be trained on the characters. But, if several people work on it we could have it retyped in a short time. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Muzz73 Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Yes, definitely. I am currently changing all of the pages to B&W (not grayscale or the yellowed paper of the original) to fix the contrast, but I'm still not sure that the OCR process will do too much better with it. I'll post the pages when I'm done, just in case anybody want to use them for one thing or another, but I think the freshly-typed pages are much nicer. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bryan Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 Another question, doesn't it look like this also requires dungeon files to work? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 Another question, doesn't it look like this also requires dungeon files to work? I though the same thing. Looks like there should be 7 data files that are missing. We'll have to look at the code to see what it is expecting and then improvise some dungeon files unless RG sees that they are missing and releases them as well. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 Maybe the dungeon files look similar to this ... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
+Gemintronic Posted April 18, 2014 Share Posted April 18, 2014 My take is that he was more interested in the authenticity of the end user experience. I was just being lazy and hoping I could find a close enough dialect of BASIC. This was one of his first programs. Maybe it's not such a great idea to take it verbatim. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 18, 2014 Author Share Posted April 18, 2014 Known issues 1. Missing 7 data files Variable Table C(X) seems to be the character data array C(1) = hit points C(7) = gold X5(X) Cost of (cleric) spells 1..8 X6(X) Cost of (wizard) spells 1..8 ---Page 1 10 LET J4=1 30 PRINT 100 BASE 0 110 LET X=0 120 LET J=0 130 LET K=0 140 X1=0 150 LET X3=0 160 LET J9=RND(CLK(J9)) 170 DIM C(7),C$(7),W(100),D(50,50),P(100),I$(100),B(100,6),B$(100) 180 DIM E(100),F(100),X5(100),X6(100),X2(100),X4(100) 190 LET G=INT(RND(0)*24+2) -- Page 2 200 LET H=INT(RND(0)*24+2) 210 FILE #1="DNG1" 220 FILE #2="DNG2",#3="DNG3",#4="DNG4",#5="DNG5",#6="DNG6" 230 RESTORE #4 240 FILE #7="GMSTR" 245 RESTORE #7 250 RESTORE #1 260 RESTORE #2 261 RESTORE #3 262 RESTORE #4 263 RESTORE #5 264 RESTORE #6 270 DATA "STR","DEX","CON","CHAR","WIS","INT","GOLD" 280 DATA "SWORD",10,"2-H-SWORD",15,"DAGGER",3,"MACE",5 290 DATA "SPEAR",2,"BOW",25,"ARROWS",2,"LEATHER MAIL",15 300 DATA "CHAIN MAIL",30,"TLTE MAIL",50,"ROPE",1,"SPIKES",1 310 DATA "FLASK OF OIL",2,"SILVER CROSS",25,"SPARE FOOD",5 320 PRINT " DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS #1" 330 PRINT 340 PRINT "DO YOU NEED INSTRUCTIONS "; 350 INPUT Q$ 360 IF Q$="YES" THEN 1730 370 IF Q$="Y" THEN 720 380 PRINT "OLD OR NEW GAME"; 390 INPUT Q$ 400 IF Q$="OLD" THEN 1770 410 PRINT "DUNGEON #"; 420 INPUT D 421 PRINT "CONTINUES RESET 1=YES,2=NO "; 422 INPUT J6 430 REM ROLLING CHARICTERISTICS [sic] 440 PRINT "PLAYERS NME "; 450 INPUT N$ 460 IF N$<>"SHAVS" THEN 1730 465 FOR M=1 TO 7 466 READ C$(M) 467 NEXT M 470 FOR M=1 TO 7 490 FOR N=1 TO 3 500 LET R=INT(RND(0)*6+1) 510 LET C(M)=C(M)+R 520 NEXT N 530 IF M<>7 THEN 550 540 LET C(M)=C(M)*15 550 REM 560 PRINT C$(M);"=";C(M) 570 NEXT M 580 PRINT 590 PRINT "CLASSIFICATION" 600 PRINT "WHICH DO YOU WANT TO BE" 610 PRINT "FIGHTER ,CLERIC ,OR WIZARD"; 620 INPUT C$(0) 625 IF C$(0)<>"NONE" THEN 630 626 FOR M7=0 TO 7 627 LET C(M7)=0 628 NEXT M7 629 GO TO 470 630 IF C$(0)="FIGHTER" THEN 770 640 IF C$(0)="CLERIC" THEN 810 650 IF C$(0)="WIZARD" THEN 790 660 GO TO 620 670 PRINT "BUYING WEAPONS" 680 PRINT "FAST OR NORM" 690 INPUT Q3$ --- Page 3 700 PRINT "NUMBER","ITEM","PRICE" 705 PRINT"-1-STOP" 710 FOR M=1 TO 15 720 READ I$(M),P(M) 725 IF Q3$="FAST" THEN 740 730 PRINT M,I$(M).P(M) 740 NEXT M 750 GOSUB 1150 760 GO TO 830 770 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*8+1) 780 GO TO 670 790 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*4+1) 800 GO TO 670 810 LET C(0)=INT(RND(0)*6+1) 820 GO TO 670 830 REM 850 LET X=X+1 860 INPUT Y 870 REM 880 IF Y<0 THEN 1000 885 IF Y>15 THEN 1000 890 IF C(7)-P(Y)<0 THEN 970 900 IF C$(0)="CLERIC" THEN 1290 910 IF C$(0)="WIZARD" THEN 1350 920 REM 930 LET C(7)=C(7)-P(Y) 940 PRINT "GP= ";C(7) 950 LET W(X)=Y 960 GO TO 830 970 PRINT "COSTS TOO MUCH" 980 PRINT "TRY AGAIN "; 990 GO TO 860 1000 PRINT "GP= ";C(7) 1010 REM 1020 PRINT "EQ LIST "; 1030 INPUT Q$ 1040 IF Q$="NO" THEN 1090 1050 FOR M=1 TO X 1060 IF W(M)=0 THEN 1090 1070 PRINT W(M),I$(W(M)) 1080 NEXT M 1090 PRINT "YOUR CHARACTERISTICS ARE;" 1100 PRINT C$(0) 1101 IF C(0)<>1 THEN 1110 1102 C(0)=2 1110 PRINT "HIT POINTS",C(0) 1120 PRINT 1130 PRINT 1140 GO TO 1400 1150 DATA "MAN",1,13,26,1,1,500 1160 DATA "GOBLIN",2,13,24,1,1,600 1170 DATA "TROLL",3,15,35,1,1,1000 1180 DATA "SKELETON",4,22,12,1,1,50 1190 DATA "BALROG",5,18,110,1,1,5000 -- Second to last page 10000 PRINT "YOU CANT BUY ANY" 10010 GOTO 1590 10020 PRINT "DO YOU KNOW THE CHOICES"; 10030 INPUT Q$ 10040 IF Q$="YES" THEN 10100 10050 PRINT "1-KILL-500 5-MAG. MISS. #1-100" 10060 PRINT "2-MAG. MISS #2-200 6-MAG. MISS. #3-300" 10070 PRINT "3-CURE LIGHT #1-200 7-CURE LIGHT #2-1000" 10080 PRINT "4-FIND ALL TRAPS-200 8-FIND ALL S.DOORS-200" 10090 PRINT "INPUT # WANTED NEG.NUM.TO STOP"; 10100 PRINT Q 10110 LET X5(1)=500 10120 LET X5(2)=200 10130 LET X5(3)=200 10140 LET X5(4)=200 10150 LET X5(5)=100 10160 LET X5(6)=300 10170 LET X5(7)=1000 10180 LET X5(=200 10190 IF Q<1 THEN 10290 10200 IF Q>10 THEN 10100 10210 IF C(7)-X5(INT(Q))<0 THEN 10270 10220 LET C(7)=C(7)-X5(INT(Q)) 10230 PRINT "IT IS YOURS" 10240 LET X1=X1+1 10250 LET X2(X1)=INT(Q) 10260 GOTO 10100 10270 PRINT "COSTS TOO MUCH" 10280 GOTO 10100 10290 PRINT "YOUR SPELLS ARE" 10300 FOR M=1 TO X1 10310 IF X2(M)=0 THEN 10330 10320 PRINT "#";X2(M) 10330 NEXT M 10340 PRINT "DONE" 10350 GOTO 1590 10360 PRINT "DO YOU KNOW THE SPELLS"; 10370 INPUT Q$ 10380 IF Q$="YES" THEN 10450 10390 PRINT "1-PUSH-75 6-M. M. #1-100" 10400 PRINT "2-KIHL-500 7-M. M. #2-200" 10410 PRINT "3-FIND TRAPS-200 8-M. M. #3-300" 10420 PRINT "4-TELEPORT-750 9-FIND S.DOORS-200" 10430 PRINT "5-CHANGE 1+0-600 10-CHANGE 0+1-600" 10440 PRINT "#OF ONE YOU WANT NEG.NUM. TO STOP"; 10450 INPUT Q 10460 LET X6(1)=75 10470 LET X6(2)=500 10480 LET X6(3)=200 10490 LET X6(4)=750 --- Last Page 10500 LET X6(5)=600 10510 LET X6(6)=100 10520 LET X6(7)=200 10530 LET X6(=300 10540 LET X6(9)=200 10550 LET X6(10)=600 10560 IF Q<1 THEN 10660 10570 IF Q>8 THEN 10450 10580 IF C(7)-X6(INT(Q)) < 0 THEN 10640 10590 LET C(7)=C(7)-X6(INT(Q)) 10600 PRINT " IT IS YOURS" 10610 LET X3=X3+1 10620 LET X4(X3)=INT(Q) 10630 GOTO 10450 10640 PRINT "COSTS TOO MUCH" 10650 GOTO 10450 10660 PRINT "YOU NOW HAVE" 10670 FOR M=1 TO X3 10680 IF X4(M)=0 THEN 700 10690 PRINT "#"; X4(M) 10700 NEXT M 10710 GOTO 1590 10720 REM 10730 REM CHEATING 10740 FOR M=0 TO 25 10750 FOR N=0 TO 25 10760 PRINT D(M,N); 10770 PRINT N 10780 PRINT 10790 PRINT M 10800 GOTO 1590 10810 REM 10820 GOTO 380 10830 PRINT "HOW MANY 200 GP. EACH "; 10840 INPUT Q 10850 IF C(7)-200*Q<0 THEN 10900 10860 LET C(0)=C(0)+INT(Q) 10870 LET C(7)=C(7)-INT(Q*200) 10880 PRINT "OK DONE" 10885 PRINT "HP= ";C(0) 10886 FOR M=1 TO 7 10887 PRINT C$(M);" = ";C(M) 10888 NEXT M 10890 GOTO 7000 10900 PRINT "NO" 10910 GOTO 10830 11000 PRINT "DNG"; 11010 INPUT D2 11020 PRINT "X,Y,C"; 11030 INPUT X9,Y9,C9 11035 IF C9<0 THEN 11060 11040 LET D(X9,Y9) = C9 11050 GOTO 11020 11060 PRINT "SAVE" 11061 INPUT Q 11062 IF Q<>1 THEN 7000 11063 FOR M=0 TO 25 11070 FOR N=0 TO 25 11080 WRITE #D2,D(M,N) : REM SAVING TO STORAGE??? 11090 NEXT N 11100 NEXT M 11110 GOTO 7000 11120 END Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Muzz73 Posted April 19, 2014 Share Posted April 19, 2014 Good. I'm glad you guys were able to get this all typed in... I fiddled with the OCR process for a while earlier and was disappointed at every turn. Ugh... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bill Lange Posted April 19, 2014 Author Share Posted April 19, 2014 I think there is still 19 pages to go. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tickled_Pink Posted April 19, 2014 Share Posted April 19, 2014 (edited) Might give it a go. Using Unity a lot at the moment ... but they want the game mapped to a texture. Not sure how to do that - yet. Plenty of time to figure it out. I hate contests that expect you to complete an entire game in 2 weeks. This one seems pretty simple. So basically they're looking for someone to recreate the game for them so that it can appear somewhere in their new game. Edit: I'm not having any problems reading the OCRed listing (there are a few typos in it). I am, however, having problems opening the PDP-11 Basic Manual. Acrobat doesn't want to open it up for me Edited April 19, 2014 by Tickled_Pink Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MrMaddog Posted April 20, 2014 Share Posted April 20, 2014 (edited) Here's something that can convert the program logic from a BASIC listing to C source which can make it easier to redo for C# that Unity uses.. http://my-tech-site.blogspot.com/2012/01/convert-basic-to-c.html Still have to make a function to print to a yellow texture but it's something to replace the printf statements. Edited April 20, 2014 by MrMaddog Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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