CHANGES.txt 3D Pong by Bill Kendrick bill@newbreedsoftware.com New Breed Software http://www.newbreedsoftware.com/ April 28, 2004 * Version 0.5 - April 28, 2004 Made command-line options "--longoption"-style. Added "--help" option to show usage. Manual page contributed. Changed references to "server" (as in X11 server) to "display"; less ambig. Created "docs" subdirectory for documentation. Split credits, changes and installation stuff out of Readme. Created a basic TODO.txt. Renamed "makefile" to "Makefile", and cleaned up. Created "examples" subfolder; brought back example scripts. Renamed demo scripts ("go" and "handball") to 3dpong-*.sh. Added "$*" to arguments in demo scripts (so you can, e.g., add "-sound") Added "install" and "uninstall" targets for makefile. * Version 0.4 - May 10, 2001 Added a copy of GPL (COPYING.txt) Removed shell scripts * Version 0.3 - January 26, 1998 "ftime()" function calls changed to "gettimeofday()" function calls (for portability) A "DOUBLE_BUFFER" constant has been definied. If set to "True", double-buffering (backbuffering) will be used. (As in v.0.2) BUT, this sometimes breaks the program ("Can't create Pixmap" error and abort), so you can set it to "False" to turn double-buffering off. (As in v.0.0 and v.0.1) There may be some flicker, though, but at least it will run. Better documentation. * Version 0.2 - December 15, 1997 Tested under RedHat Linux. Added simple /dev/audio sound support. (Sounds from "xboing.") Added clickless mouse control for the paddles. Made the default (#define'd) window size bigger. The sparks were turned into actual 3D lines (looks 1000x better!) A net was added. The game now uses a backbuffer. (I may turn this into an option, as it seems to go a tad slower.) A few tweaks here and there. Red/blue mode has the colors reversed (someone told me red is usually on the left, not the right). * Version 0.1 - December 11, 1997 Added "free view", "follow the ball" and "follow the paddle" mode. Added ball angle control using the paddle. Added "sparks" (or "debris") when the ball hits walls/etc. * Version 0.0 - December 10, 1997 First release