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Information - Gauntlet

GenreArcade - GauntletYear
LanguagePublisher[no publisher]
ControlsJoystickDistributor-
Players1Developer?
ResolutionLicensed from
Programmer(s)

Beelzebub

CountryUSA
Graphic Artist(s)SoftwareEnglish
Game designBox / InstructionsEnglish
Musician(s)LicensePD / Freeware / Shareware
Sound FXSerial
Cover Artist(s)ST Type? / 1MB
MIDIVersion
Dumpdownload atari Gauntlet Download / MSANumber of Disks1 / Double-Sided
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Instructions - Gauntlet

        Beelzebub's 
                    Documentation for "Gauntlet"

     The  game is the same as DGDB except that I have changed  the 
colors,  and  created  my own ZEICHEN.DAT file to  look  like  the 
Gauntlet arcade game.   Creating your own graphics for the game is 
very simple.   First, run the DAT_PI1.TOS file to convert the file 
ZEICHEN.DAT  into a Degas picture.   Then edit the  picture  using 
Degas  or Degas Elite,  or by converting it to some other  picture 
format,  such as Neochrome.  Each token or picture is 16x16 pixels 
in size.   Make sure each token stays within its  boundry.   After 
you have made the changes you like, exit the draw program, and run 
the  PI1_DAT.TOS  program  to  convert the  picture  back  into  a 
ZEICHEN.DAT file.  Both ZEICHEN.DAT, and ZEICHEN.PI1 MUST exist on 
the disk in the DGDB folder for the programs to work.  If you want 
to change the colors, you will have to use a disk editor to change 
the color palette within the DGDB.PRG file.   The colors are about 
30000 bytes into the file, and will start with 00 00 07 77... Each 
two byte entry defining a single color in the format 0R GB,  where 
R,  G, and B are the amounts of red, blue, and green respectively.  
The two zero bytes begin the table,  and the next two make up  the 
first color,  and the colors are stored in the same order as  they 
are shown in Degas.   If all this goes over your head,  enjoy  the 
game  as  it  is  with the  original  colors.   If  you  have  any 
questions,  leave mail to me on the Hotel California, or FaST Lane 
BBS.
                                     Enjoy the game,
                                      Beelzebub
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