Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:02:08 GMT// APPLICATIONZ N GAMES
Sumotori Dreams is a physics realistic sumo game between two gravitational rigs. The aim of the game is to throw your opponent who could be the computer or your friends in a multilayer local game to the floor. This game was created by Peter Sotesz at the breakpoint 2007 competition [HERE].
At the beginning you will crunch your knuckles and bang your keys to get these boxed men to stand up straight for once after contact. But it takes more than just that. Using short movement and right time pushs you can master it, takes a little practice though. If you have an aggressive game play attitude, then this game is not for you.
I included the approriate support for wine and the game can be start by running the command below. ( Best played by setting the options to 2 lights and No window*. )
Quote:
wine sumotori.exe
Virus Info: Many scanners may report this as a generic trojan. It is not a virus; it simply makes use of esoteric API calls to be remain so small.
The zip file i uploaded contains sumotori87k.exe ( the official competition release of the game ), sumotori.exe ( the same game with extra options, and secret play mode ) and the msvcr7.dll ( required for support by wine )
[ DOWNLOAD / 276 KB / ZIP ]
Thanks to <benjgvps> on #grubbn
If you are using a laptop with a synaptic touch pad and running linux, read on. By default the synaptic touch pad allows only the use of one finger to move the mouse cursor on your screen. But using a program called synclient you can read movement made by more than one finger. To understand why i mean. Run
Quote:
synclient -m 100
and you will get a display of information that your system receives when your pad is touched. Using more than one figure will display the data differently. Using this data IBM wrote a pearl script to recognize the gestures as shown in the video above.
Using syclient output for monitoring the TouchPad state is a simple and effective way for adding further interface options to Linux applications. The program introduced below opens a pipe to read from the synclient program and processes the TouchPad events to detect gestures. These gestures are linked with keyboard commands sent to the current in-focus application in X Window System.
Here is a Dump of the script :
Code:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# gestureListener.pl listens for pinch and swipe events
use strict;
use Time::HiRes();
use X11::GUITest qw( :ALL );
my @xHist = (); # x coordinate history
my @yHist = (); # y coordinate history
my @xHistThree = (); # x coordinate history (three fingers)
my $lastTime = 0; # time monitor for TouchPad event reset
my $eventTime = 0; # ensure enough time has passed between events
my $eventString = "default"; # the event to execute
my $centerTouchPad = 3000;
my $openSt = 1000; # start of open pinch
my $openEn = 500; # end of open pinch
my $closeSt = 1000; # start of close pinch
my $closeEn = 1000; # end of close pinch
my $synCmd = qq{synclient TouchpadOff=1 -m 10};
my $currWind = GetInputFocus();
die "couldn't get input window" unless $currWind;
open(INFILE," $synCmd |") or die "can't read from synclient";
if( @xHistThree > 10 )
{
my @srt = sort @xHistThree;
my @revSrt = reverse sort @xHistThree;
if( "@srt" eq "@xHistThree" )
{
# alt + right arrow - forward
$eventString = "'%({RIG})";
}elsif( "@revSrt" eq "@xHistThree" )
{
# alt + left arrow - back
$eventString = "'%({LEF})";
}#if forward or backward
@xHistThree= ();
}#if more than 10 data points in 3 finger array
}elsif( $f eq "2" || $f eq "1" )
{
# accept 1 or 2 finger entries as part of pinch section
@xHistThree = ();
}else
{
# reset all data points, yes you can have 0 fingers at x,y
@xHist = ();
@yHist = ();
@xHistThree = ();
}# if not one or two or three fingers
# only process one event per time window
if( $eventString ne "default" )
{
if( abs(time - $eventTime) > 1 )
{
$eventTime = time;
SendKeys( "$eventString");
}#if enough time has passed
$eventString = "default";
}#if non default event
}#synclient line in
close(INFILE);
sub getStrAvg
{
my $arrRef = $_[0];
my $val = (@$arrRef[0] + @$arrRef[1] + @$arrRef[2]) / 3;
$val = abs( $val - $centerTouchPad );
return($val);
}#getStrAvg
sub getEndAvg
{
my $arrRef = $_[0];
my $val = (@$arrRef[@$arrRef-3] + @$arrRef[@$arrRef-2] +
@$arrRef[@$arrRef-1]) / 3;
$val = abs( $val - $centerTouchPad );
return($val);
}#getEndAvg
Save this script as filename.pl and run it from shell.
Quote:
perl filename.pl
Then open up a web browser and give it a test run as shown in the video above.
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The blockbuster global "Mummy" franchise takes a spellbinding turn as the action shifts to Asia for the next chapter in the adventure series, "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor." Brendan Fraser returns as explorer Rick O'Connell to combat the resurrected Han Emperor (Jet Li) in an epic that races from the catacombs of ancient China high into the frigid Himalayas. Rick is joined in this all-new adventure by son Alex (newcomer Luke Ford), wife Evelyn (Maria Bello) and her brother, Jonathan (John Hannah). And this time, the O'Connells must stop a mummy awoken from a 2,000-year-old curse who threatens to plunge the world into his merciless, unending service.
TRAILER
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DVD SCREENER | 640x256 | 112 kb/s
Sumotori Dreams : 87kb 3D Game
