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Game Data README for nblood
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nblood actually includes 3 game binaries: nblood itself, rednukem,
and pcexhumed.
nblood
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The nblood binary plays only Blood version 1.21, and its add-on, Cryptic
Passage. You'll need the "One Unit Whole Blood" CD-ROM: this is the only
version of the game supported by nblood.
If you want to include the game data in the nblood package:
- First, install system/isextract. This is needed to extract the data.
- Mount the CD-ROM (anywhere) before running the SlackBuild and the
build script will find the data there.
- If you have an ISO image instead of a disc, just copy or symlink the .iso
file into the SlackBuild directory (no need to mount anything).
If you have an installed copy of the game rather than a CD or ISO,
you should be able to just copy it to /usr/share/games/nblood. Filename
upper/lower case doesn't matter.
If you're working from the original CD, you can also rip the audio
tracks and convert them to ogg or flac. Follow the instructions in
/usr/doc/nblood-$VERSION/README.md to hear them in the game.
rednukem
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The rednukem binary only plays Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition v1.5 and
possibly (untested) the Plutonium Pak.
For Atomic Edition, all you need is the DUKE3D.GRP file from the install
CD (mine's in atominst/ on the CD) or an installed copy of the game. It's
44356548 bytes long and has an md5sum of 22b6938fe767e5cc57d1fe13080cd522.
Copy this file to /usr/share/games/eduke32/ (no, that's not a typo,
rednukem uses eduke32's data directory). The filename actually doesn't
matter, rednukem uses the checksum to detect it.
pcexhumed
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The pcexhumed binary plays:
- Powerslave demo version. Install the powerslave_demo_data build to
play this.
- The PC version of Exhumed. All I have is the demo version, and it fails
to play for me so I didn't make a package for it.
- Supposedly the full versions of Powerslave and Exhumed are supported,
if you can find copies to try. Untested.
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