ouchark@husc4.UUCP (02/23/87)
After seeing the recent flow of inquiries regarding MORIA, I feel that I should clear up a few things: o To my knowledge, and the author Robert Koeneke, there has not been a successful port to any UNIX site (sorry folks). o The current version of MORIA IS 4.8, 4.9 is a minor bug fix version due out shortly. MORIA version 5.0 was started on at one point in time, but has yet to be completed. For the past two years I have had the privilege of working with Robert Koeneke at the University of Oklahoma. I have also become a hopeless addict of MORIA, but I think I'm over that now. Now for the good news. I WILL be distributing of MORIA for use by other confused individuals (be warned if you have never played it). Robert will NOT, I repeat NOT, be distributing until further notice. You may, however, direct fan mail his way (He is not sure what his network addresses are, so you will have to write). He would love to hear about your amusements with the game, but do not expect a reply. He has recently taken a job with American Airlines in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and his address is: Robert Koeneke 12706 E. 39th St. Tulsa, OK 74146 I am a quite busy individual, so all I can promise is that I will get it to all interested parties. VMS Backup will be the distribution format, at either 1600 or 6250 bpi. I am willing to give out the source, and encourage people to propagate it on to others. Those interested should contact me (via personal mail preferably, NO phone calls before 5:00pm EST), or send me a tape with enough cash to mail it back to you. There, I hope this answers everyones questions about the status of MORIA. Note that I rarely read the games newsgroups, so please send your inquiries to me personally). Long live the Balrog!!! -Bill Ouchark- P.S. - Anyone else out there interested in distributing? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bill Ouchark Voice : (617) 495-1271 VMS Systems Programmer/Analyst Harvard University Science Center BITNET : ouchark@harvsc3 1 Oxford Street UUCP : ihnp4!wjhiz!HUSC3!ouchark Cambridge, MA 02138 INTERNET: ouchark%husc3@harvard.harvard.edu ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Ouchark Voice : (617) 495-1271 VMS Systems Programmer/Analyst Harvard University Science Center BITNET : ouchark@harvsc3 1 Oxford Street UUCP : ihnp4!wjhiz!HUSC3!ouchark Cambridge, MA 02138 INTERNET : ouchark%husc3@harvard.harvard.edu
rjv@ihdev.UUCP (02/25/87)
In article <1279@husc6.UUCP> ouchark@husc4.UUCP (William Ouchark) writes: > o To my knowledge, and the author Robert > Koeneke, there has not been a successful port > to any UNIX site (sorry folks). see what happens when you devlop on a VMS system... you get stuck with.... well, a VMS system. ron vaughn
mikec@uokmax.UUCP (03/03/87)
The person that is in charge of Moria at the University of Oklahoma can be mailed directly to now. Gary D. McAdoo (who plans to post version 4.9 to the net) and Robert Koeneke (The original author) can be mailed to through uokmax. Gary D. McAdoo: uokucs!gdm@uokmax.UUCP -or- uokmax!uokucs!gdm Robert Koeneke: uokucs!rak@uokmax.UUCP -or- uokmax!uokucs!gdm If you want the real story on Moria, you can mail McAdoo. Mike Callahan mikec@uokmax.UUCP
kus3@sphinx.UUCP (03/04/87)
I don't think anybody made it clear but what are the requirments to run MORIA? like it is only for a VAX or what? Bob
mikec@uokmax.UUCP (03/13/87)
The newest version of Moria (version 4.9) is now available at the
University of Oklahoma via uucp. Since the version is in VMS Pascal,
it will not run on UNIX sites. :-( But, the VMS users of netland
can run the game with or without a Pascal compiler since the game executable
is available.
The entire moria system is 2.4 megabytes. This includes both source and
executable. The listing of the directories is listed below with the cover
explanation provided by the author. All documentation is also included in
the uucp directories. Note: a compressed version is available in a different
directory tree and occupies about 1 megabyte.
The game is available for uucp'ing between the hours of midnight and
8 am (although you can still transfer after 8 am, you must log in before
then). 300/1200/2400 baud is supported. If using a slow baud rate, request
a few files a night so as not to use all the modems during the day.
The phone numbers are:
(405) 325-7658 300/1200/2400 baud
(405) 325-7659 300/1200/2400 baud
(405) 325-7660 300/1200/2400 baud
Calling a number should find the first open number on the list that follows
if the particular number is busy.
The numbers are connected to a terminal server (Encore Annex), so the login
sequence is as follows:
1. After connecting carriage return should be sent (with pauses)
until the baud rate adjusts and the prompt "ecn lan:" appears.
(We suggest that you look for "lan")
2. Then you send "call uokmax" this connects you to uokmax.
Uokmax will prompt with "login:"
3. The login name is "moria", and the password is "Balrog" (The
Balrog is the nastiest monster in Moria).
Sample L.sys line:
uokmax Any ACU 2400 4053257658 "" \d\r\d\r\d\r\d\r\d\r\d\r lan-\r-lan call\suokmax gin-\r-ogin moria ssword Balrog
Mail comments/bug reports (hopefully very few bugs) to mikec@uokmax and
lorne@uokmax (seismo!okstate!uokmax!mikec and seismo!okstate!uokmax!lorne).
We will forward to the people in charge of moria here at OU.
Mike Callahan
mikec@uokmax
Author of Moria note (for VMS Formater):
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.page size 60,80
.layout 1,2
.ebo
.eov
.eun
.fl bold
.fl underline
.fl accept
.first title
.title ^*The Dungeons of Moria - COPYRIGHT (c) Robert Alan Koeneke\*
.lm 10
.rm 75
.page
.hl 1 ^&Disclaimer\&
.p
Moria is intended for Public Domain, and may not be sold or marketed
IN ANY FORM
without the permision and written consent from the author Robert Alan Koeneke.
I retain all copyrights to this program, in either the original or modified
forms, and no violation, deletion, or change of the copyright notice is
allowed. Futhermore, I will have
no liability or responsibilty to any user with respect to loss or
damage caused directly or indirectly by this program.
.page
.hl 1 ^&Introduction\&
.p
MORIA is a huge dungeon simulation game written mainly in VAX-11 PASCAL,
encompasing about 22,000 lines of code.
A single executable file is all that is needed
to bring up MORIA for the first time, although a MORIA help library must
be present in order to use the internal help options.
.p
In addition to the PASCAL source code, several macro functions and procedures
are present which must be linked into the moria object library. These macro
routines are primarily used for greatly improved speed on IO and execution.
.hl 1 ^&The distribution package\&
.p
This distribution package contains many files organized into certain
directories. The directory structure is as follows:
.lt
+--------------------+
|Main MORIA directory|
| Build.com |
+--------------------+
/ | \
/ | \
+--------------------+ +--------------------+ +--------------------+
| DOC - Documentation| | SOURCE - .PAS files| | EXECUTE - Binaries |
| source | | | | and data |
+--------------------+ +--------------------+ +--------------------+
/ \
/ \
+--------------------+ +--------------------+
| MACRO - source & | | INCLUDE - Pascal |
| library | | include files|
+--------------------+ +--------------------+
.el
.p
A ready to run Moria is found in EXECUTE.DIR, along with all needed data
files and the Moria help library. You may execute BUILD.COM to rebuild
Moria if needed. Examine BUILD.COM closely and you will notice that it
will allow you to rebuild certain sections of Moria or re-link it, if
the proper parameter is used.
.p
Documentation source can be found in the directory DOC.DIR. MORIA.HLP
is used to build the help library. MORIA.RNO is used for the manual
which can be printed off.
.p
The source directory, SOURCE.DIR, contains only MORIA.PAS and TERMDEF.PAS.
Most of the guts to Moria can be found in the directory INCLUDE.DIR, which
contains all of the include files used by MORIA.PAS. MACRO.DIR contains
several macro routines, whose objects are stored in MORIALIB.OLB, an object
module library.
.hl 1 ^&Installation\&
.p
Because of the size of MORIA when running, it is suggested that it be installed
shared. MORIA can be installed with SYSPRV so that all data files can
be kept locked up to all but system. MORIA turns off SYSPRV automatically
unless accessing it's own data files, so that no breach in system security
is possible. Also, the game itself should be read protected, allowing only
EXECUTE access, so that it can not propagate within a system.
.lt
Installed without SYSPRV /open/shared
Executable protection MORIA.EXE (s:re,o:re,g:re,w:re)
Installed with SYSPRV /priv=sysprv/open/shared
Executable protection MORIA.EXE (s:re,o:e,g:e,w:e)
.el
.p
When MORIA is first executed, it looks for certain data files in the same
directory as the executable. If they are not found, they are created with
default values and the game exits. The local MORIA WIZARD should edit
these files for site specific information and running hours.
.p
Four data
files are created and maintained by MORIA. MORIA.DAT contains a startup
message and MORIA news, and can be used to tell MORIAvites about changes
in playing times and such. HOURS.DAT contains a reject message and the
normal operating hours for the game. Note that the only part of this file
important to the game is the lines containing hours, and that text may be
added before and/or after these lines.
MORIATOP.DAT will contain the
top twenty scores. MORIACHR.DAT contains an entry for each living, saved
character, thus disallowing players to bring back dead characters.
.p
A fifth file is needed if you want to use the internal help
command within MORIA. This is the MORIAHLP.HLB help library, which must
be located in the same directory as the other data files.
.p
The suggested protection for these files is as follows:
.lt
With SYSPRV Without SYSPRV
MORIA.DAT (s:rw,o,g,w) (s:rw,o:r,g:r,w:r)
HOURS.DAT (s:rw,o,g,w) (s:rw,o:r,g:r,w:r)
MORIATOP.DAT (s:rw,o:r,g:r,w:r) (s:rw,o:rw,g:rw,w:rw)
MORIACHR.DAT (s:rw,o,g,w) (s:rw,o:rw,g:rw,w:rw)
MORIAHLP.HLB (s:r,o:r,g:r,w:r) (s:r,o:r,g:r,w:r)
.el
It is suggested that a special directory be set aside for MORIA game
and data files, so that they may be easily protected and maintained.
Note that the data files must be in the same directory as the executable.
.p
Characters may be saved in MORIA, and later restored. To save a character
use <CONTROL>-Z and supply a filename. The character will be encrypted
so that no tampering will be allowed. To restore a character, set up a moria
foreign command and supply the saved-character filename as an argument.
.lt
Set up a MORIA foreign run command : $ moria :== $user1:[moria]moria
Restore character : $ moria save_filename
.el
.page
.hl 1 ^&Notes\&
.hl 2 The IO bug...
.p
When Moria was run at high baud rates (9600 and above), the game would
come to a screeching halt and the process would have to be killed. I
suspected that I had screwed up on my use of QIO. But after tromping
through the code and writing several test programs, I have come to
the conclusion that a problem exists in the device driver.
In order to "get around" this bug, I pause the process a small amount
of time before issuing a QIO read command. This seems to allow the
device driver to perform what ever duty needs doing, and no hang ups
occur. If you should experience a problem with the game going into
permanent LEF's, try increasing the pause time a bit.
.hl 2 Hibernating the game...
.p
At certain places in the game, I have included code to hibernate for
brief periods. Many of these were taken out with the addition of
the pause before each INKEY, but some still exist.
These are included to keep Moria "system friendly". My philosophy
has been that a well written game should not eat the CPU up alive.
If you wish to differ, these pauses can be removed to speed up the
game, but you should not remove the pauses before INKEY unless you
are running the game at baud rates less than 9600.
.hl 2 A vision of the FUTURE...
.p
With the 4.0 version of Moria, I had finally "finished" all I had
originally set out to do. Moria 1.1 which was released as an executable
was actually an incomplete game.
.p
Around May, 1986, I expect to release a Moria Version 5.0 (or there abouts).
This version may have some (or all) of the following:
.lt
Altars
Artifacts
New creatures
New objects
Regeneration for monsters (slower than the player of course)
Water passages, rooms, etc.
.el
.p
In addition, I expect much of my code will be better documented and
more carefully written. I may even tackle the "Town level" code...
.page
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total 19
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drwxr-xr-x 2 root 220 Mar 12 23:58 execute
drwxr-xr-x 4 root 156 Mar 12 23:59 source
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~uucp/moria/execute:
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root 1789 Mar 12 23:58 MORIAMAP.DAT
-rw-r--r-- 1 root 0 Mar 12 23:58 MORIATOP.DAT
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root 3957 Mar 12 23:59 TERMDEF.OBJ
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root 24844 Mar 12 23:58 STORE2.INC
-rw-r--r-- 1 root 9818 Mar 12 23:58 TYPES.INC
-rw-r--r-- 1 root 163738 Mar 12 23:58 VALUES.INC
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~uucp/moria/source/macro:
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