games-request@tekred.TEK.COM (07/24/87)
Submitted by: "J.D. McDonald " <mcdonald@uxe.cso.uiuc.edu>
Comp.sources.games: Volume 1, Issue 100
Archive-name: world/Part01
[I added the Makefile and verified that it compiled and ran
under bsd Unix, but haven't really played it. -br]
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XThis is the portable "C" version of my text adventure game "WORLD".
XIt is a large game in the flavor of Adventure or Zork, and about as large.
XIt is, however, a "sci-fi" type game somewhat like the commercial
XInfocom games "Planetfall" or "Starcross", but much larger.
X
XThe code is written to be quite portable. However, it does make a few
Xassumptions. These are:
X1. Seven bit ASCII
X2. short int is at least 16 bits
X3. It MAY assume 2's complement arithmetic; I'm not sure.
X4. the read and write IO routines have to work for a second
X argument which is a pointer to short
X
XIf your computer doesn't conform to those requirements, the program
X"vtxtcn" and the routine "speak" in "helper.c" will most definately
Xneed to be rewritten. There may be other problems as well, particularly
Xif your machine sets the high bit of a char.
X
XThe program has been tested and compiles and runs properly on the following
Xsystems:
X
X1) VAX/VMS Digital CC compiler. No particular tricks are needed.
X2) IBM PC-AT Xenix 1.00. It seems to be necessary to use the large
X memory model, although I'm not sure why since it runs on the
X same machine under DOS in the small model.
X3) IBM PC under Microsoft C version 4.00. It works in the default
X small memory model if you compile with the -Os switch. Note
X that on this setup you MUST link the main program World with
X binmode.obj, provided by Microsoft, for it to work right.
X Vtxtcn and vcnvrt must NOT be linked with binmode.obj.
X This compiler generates a few harmless warning messages.
X You may need to use EXEMOD to increase the stack size.
X4) VAX/4.3bsd Unix. No particular tricks needed.
X
X Instructions for generating world:
X
XOnce you have unpacked all the files, compile (and link if necessary)
Xthe preprocessor "vtxtcn.c". Then execute it. It will create a few
X.inc files and the run-time text base file "q1text.dat".
X
XThen compile, (link) and execute "vcnvrt.c". It will generate more
X.inc files.
X
XThese .inc files generate the actual game data which is compiled
Xinto the final game program "world".
X
XThe main program, which contains seven files world.c, demons.c, helper.c,
Xmotion.c, parser.c, verbs1.c and verbs2.c is then compiled and,
Xif necessary on your machine, linked. See above for possible special
Xswitches or link files for your machine. Special handling probably
Xis not necessary for un-segmented Unix machines. Edit the file helper.c
Xto change the pathname for the data file (q1text.dat), if desired.
X
XThe output of the above compilation process is the game program
Xwhich should be named "world". It and "q1text.dat" are all that is
Xnecessary to run the game. The game generates save-position files called
X"world.sav".
X
XA note on the file q1text.dat: this file is written as an array of
Xshorts, rather than chars. It is so arranged, however, that if it is
Xin fact considered as bytes, there are absolutely linefeeds or
Xcarriagereturns sent to it. Thus on a record oriented machine like the
XVAX/VMS, it is a single record. On the IBM-PC/DOS, no conversion from
Xlf to lf/cr or vice versa is ever required. Save files, on the other
Xhand, may accidentally contain any control characters, so on a system
Xlike DOS in which the normal text mode does conversions of lf to lf/cr
Xpairs you must use the special binary mode. None of these considerations
Xshould apply to Unix.
X
X
XBugs: There are no known bugs. However, some are certain to show up if
Xit is compiled on different machines, or if players exercise parts
Xof the code I haven't frequently played with. Please send them to me.
X
XThere are Fortran versions of this game for the VAX, PDP-11, IBM-PC, and
XApple Macintosh which implement a niftier user interface than this version.
XThey will appear eventually (but not in source code) on various bulletin
Xboards. The Mac version features the full Mac interface.
X
XNo claim is made to the effect that this program is an example of "good"
Xprogramming practice, whatever that may be. In particular, anyone
Xwho can untangle the spaghetti in scan() will be awarded 8 assorted kazoos
Xand 4 Bronx cheers.
X
XPlease don't cheat by reading the text file!
XCheating by reading the code is only slightly more cowardly!
X
XDoug Mcdonald
XDepartment of Chemistry
XUniversity of Illinois
XUrbana Ill. 61801
X
X
Xaddress: mcdonald@uiucuxe
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X File Name Archive # Description
X-----------------------------------------------------------
X MANIFEST 1 This shipping list
X Makefile 4
X README 1
X arrays.h 2
X data.dat 4
X demons.c 5
X helper.c 7
X motion.c 4
X parser.c 3
X variab.h 4
X vcnvrt.c 6
X verbs1.c 6
X verbs2.c 3
X vocab.dat 6
X vtext.dat.aa 1
X vtext.dat.ab 2
X vtext.dat.ac 5
X vtxtcn.c 2
X world.c 5
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X0001 That is an illegal character.
X0002 This usage of punctuation has me mystified.
X0003 A number here is nonsense to me.
X0004 Nothing can follow a quick direction word.
X0005 That word is utterly beyond my limited vocabulary.
X0006 I was expecting a verb there.
X0007 It seems to be empty.
X0008 That is a second adverb. I can't understand it.
X0009 That is a second verb (to me at least). I'm puzzled.
X0010 How can I communicate with a non-sentient object?
X0011 If you wish to talk to someone, you must do it yourself.
X0012 I'm expecting a comma here.
X0013 The word "and" doesn't make sense to me here.
X0014 That seems to be trying to be a question, but it doesn't fit the
X0014 allowed form.
X0015 A letter cannot directly follow a number.
X0016 This type of verb cannot be followed by anything.
X0017 Your attempt at communication is utterly bizarre!
X0018 Two adjectives are never necessary. Try choosing the best one.
X0019 No object is allowed here.
X0020 Your sentence is not of a form I understand.
X0021 I don't know how to use that verb and preposition together the
X0021 way you used them.
X0022 Multiple objects are not permitted here.
X0023 All but what?
X0024 I don't understand that object construction.
X0025 Your input is too complicated. Please shorten it.
X0026 An adjective cannot modify "all".
X0027 Something more is necessary after this verb.
X0028 I don't understand that sentence.
X0029 WORLD. C Version 1.00 Copyright 1987 J.D. McDonald GOOD LUCK!
X0030 Don't you dare go back! After you volunteered to come here (and
X0030 get out of latrine duty), you'd die of embarrassment if you
X0030 turned back.
X0031 As you reach the top of the pass, you encounter a region of
X0031 shimmering air similar to that seen above. As you enter it, at
X0031 first it seems only to slow your motion a bit. But eventually it
X0031 springs back and propels you back into the valley.
X0031 You are trapped!
X0032 "Down" isn't enough. Specify a compass point.
X0033 There's no way to do that without the proper shoes.
X0034 It's too small for you to stand on.
X0035 That location isn't used yet.
X0036 You wandered around in the mossy underbrush and ended up back
X0036 where you started.
X0037 You are impaled on a sharp rock a few meters above the ground.
X0038 You are at the bottom of the chasm, with not a single intact
X0038 bone in your body.
X0039 There is no fire-starting material around.
X0040 I don't need to, thank you.
X0041 You wet your pants, you fool!
X0042 That really felt good!!
X0043 You idiot! You dumb turd!! You have shit in your pants!!!
X0044 If you pray enough, your prayers may be answered.
X0045 A deafening clap of thunder hits you out of the thin air. A deep
X0045 voice intones: "You have wandered helplessly long enough. I will
X0045 now return you to life."
X0046 Unfortunately, you can't do that while dead.
X0047 You have not attained the status necessary for walking on water
X0047 It's not clear whether you ever will.
X0048 Ridiculous!
X0049 Wheeeeeeee!
X0050 Trying to figure that out has me climbing the walls.
X0051 Running slowly is a rather impossible feat, don't you think?
X0052 There's nothing here to swim in!
X0053 You're carrying too much. Better get rid of something.
X0054 Swimming there is either impossible or dangerous.
X0055
X0055 YOU ARE DEAD
X0055
X0055
X0055 After a time you notice that being dead isn't quite
X0055 what you had expected. Despite obvious problems
X0055 doing certain common things, you can still get about.
X0055 Perhaps the situation isn't hopeless.
X0055
X0055
X0055
X0056 You seem to have lost your way.
X0057 I can't go up or down a compass point!
X0058 It's impossible to go that way.
X0059 You can't go there.
X0060 You can't do that while juggling all that.
X0061 You'd get tangled up in seaweed. Better not.
X0062 You are carrying:
X0063 You are wearing:
X0064 You are empty-handed.
X0065 No turning back now! Onward!
X0066 I can't seem to find it.
X0067 You're carrying it.
X0068 You're wearing it.
X0069 I can't use that word the way you used it.
X0070 That's ambiguous.
X0071 Huh?
X0072 You are carrying too many items already.
X0073 I can't find the bag.
X0074 There's no water here.
X0075 Done.
X0076 It's happy where it is. Don't trouble it.
X0077 That's not a container.
X0078 That container isn't here.
X0079 It's too heavy.
X0080 It's too quick.
X0081 Taken.
X0082 Dropped.
X0083 You're not wearing it.
X0084 You must specify exactly what you wish to wear.
X0085 You can't wear that.
X0086 Wearing two of these is stupid.
X0087 Okay, you are now wearing it.
X0088 You will have to take it off first.
X0089 You don't have it.
X0090 Put it in what?
X0091 That container is not readily available.
X0092 It's already there.
X0093 It won't fit.
X0094 I don't understand that.
X0095 I don't know how to do that.
X0096 There's nothing special about it.
X0097 You can't look into that.
X0098 There's nothing to read.
X0099 Going around with no shoes on is unhealthy. You might
X0099 step on some poison bug.
X0100 You were warned! There are some really obnoxious
X0100 creatures crawling around on this alien world.
X0100 You just stepped on one.
X0101 Do you really wish to quit?
X0102 Please answer the question "Y" or "N".
X0103 Do you need general help or a specific hint?
X0103 If you need general help, answer yes to the prompt.
X0103 If you answer no I will offer hints based on your
X0103 present situation.
X0104 You are on your own.
X0105 Some messages (such as this one) may be too big for the screen.
X0105 If so, you may proceed by typing the 'return' key. If you don't
X0105 like this feature, it may be disabled by the NOMORE command and
X0105 enabled buy MORE.
X0105
X0105 I will attempt to the best of my ability to follow the commands
X0105 you enter. I accept full sentences, but in general short
X0105 commands are better than long ones. You can put as many
X0105 sentences as you wish on a line if you separate them by periods
X0105 or "then". If you try to do something I don't understand, I will
X0105 try my best to give a meaningful and helpful reply. If, however,
X0105 you put in something grammatically correct, I may not be too
X0105 helpful. If you use multiple sentences on a line, I may give my
X0105 response far below where you typed the line, in some cases so
X0105 far that your command has scrolled off the page. I look at the
X0105 first nine (9) letters of a word, and usually you must type the
X0105 whole word. However, a single direction N,NE,E,SE,S,SW,W,NW,U or
X0105 D preceded by an optional adverb is the best way of simple
X0105 travel. Location descriptions are given in long form the first
X0105 time you visit a place; afterwards shorter forms are used,
X0105 unless you enter VERBOSE. VERBOSE is canceled by the BRIEF
X0105 command. At any time you may get a long description and a list
X0105 of objects visible at a place by typing LOCATE or L. The command
X0105 SUPERBRIEF will suppress even more messages. I will give you a
X0105 list of what you are carrying if you enter INVENTORY or I.
X0105
X0105 Some objects must be distinguished by referring to them with
X0105 adjectives, such as RED SHIRT or GREEN SHIRT. A noun can be
X0105 preceded by its proper adjective, or by none at all. Improper
X0105 adjectives, or unnecessary ones, will evoke rude responses.
X0105 Sometimes you must refer to an object with a phrase using "OF",
X0105 such as in TAKE THE JAR OF JELLY. In this case there can be no
X0105 adjective before the second noun.
X0105
X0105 Particularly useful are commands such as TAKE ALL or DROP ALL,
X0105 which can operate on over 25 items at once. You can also say
X0105 TAKE ALL BUT GRAPE JELLY etc.
X0105
X0105 You will find that particular objects are containers, and thus
X0105 are useful for carrying other things around. This is most useful
X0105 as you can't carry very many objects in your hands at once.
X0105 Certain things can be worn, and usually should be worn. You get
X0105 points for getting samples for your expedition, or sometimes for
X0105 performing certain actions. For the specimens to count for full
X0105 points, you must be carrying or wearing them. There are many
X0105 dangers here, so you may die a few times. Not to worry though,
X0105 there is a way to resurrect yourself. If you do some things
X0105 carefully, you may live longer.
X0105
X0105 If you wish you may save the present position in the game
X0105 by entering SAVE, and you may then restart at this point by
X0105 entering RESTORE.
X0105
X0106 ***** THERE ARE TOO MANY ITEMS HERE FOR "ALL" .....
X0106 ... YOU MUST SPECIFY SOME INDIVIDUALLY.****
X0107 That noun and adjective together mean nothing to me.
X0108 All the standing trees around here are so covered in moss that
X0108 climbing them would be very dangerous.
X0109 Crawling is a slow way to get around... and watch out for nasty
X0109 bugs... but okay, if you wish... crawl.
X0110 What else does one swim in?
X0111 What else does one swim in? Horsepiss?
X0112 I don't understand that use of "of".
X0113 You aren't close enough.
X0114 The camera, having noticed that it isn't out in the open,
X0114 refuses to even try to take a picture.
X0115 The camera, in a clear soothing voice, says "Don't waste the
X0115 taxpayers money on something you already took a picture of."
X0116 The camera emits a flash of light, and in a few seconds plops a
X0116 picture of the pterodactyls on the ground.
X0117 The camera swivels it lens appendage a bit and announces, in a
X0117 disgusted voice "You better find something interesting to take
X0117 a picture of. If you think am going to take one of YOU, you are
X0117 far too vain."
X0118 You're already at the end of the trail.
X0119 Behind the horsetails is a small cave, the home of the flying
X0119 reptiles.
X0120 It's too dark to see very well. Try again when there is better
X0120 light.
X0121 There isn't enough light to read by.
X0122 Better not try swimming when it is dark. There might be
X0122 nocturnal carnivores in the lake.
X0123 Trying to climb in the dark is dangerous. Don't do it.
X0124 It is now nighttime. There are many brilliant stars in the sky
X0124 so you can still get around.
X0125 The red sun has already set, and the blue sun is getting low.
X0125 Soon it will be night.
X0126 The blue sun has risen over the horizon. It is morning twilight.
X0127 As you climb over the edge of the bowl, you lose your footing on
X0127 the slippery surface and slide down one side and back up the
X0127 other, almost but not quite out. This up-and-down motion
X0127 continues a few times until you come to rest at the bottom.
X0128 The inhabitants are packed in tight. It doesn't look safe.
X0129 It's very dark in there. Although grues have not reached this
X0129 planet yet (it's a long way from Cambridge, MA where some
X0129 slipshod genetic engineer created them), still you might fall
X0129 over something and break your neck.
X0130 You find it impossible to walk through the barrier.
X0130 As you enter it, It begins to feel like you are walking through
X0130 molasses. Every second you stay in it you slow down more. You
X0130 are barely able to retreat before you are stopped permanently
X0130 inside the barrier.
X0131 The sides are too steep and slippery. You are stuck.
X0132 The door is closed.
X0133 The lowest bar is just above your grasp.
X0134 The camera makes a small beep, and after a few moments emits a
X0134 photo of some Martians.
X0135 The camera says in a bored voice, "I already took a picture of
X0135 those things." Nothing else happens.
X0136 You caught the lower crosspiece of the tower and climbed on up.
X0137 You asked for it!
X0138 The lowest horizontal piece is out of your reach and the sides
X0138 are too slick.
X0139 With all that weight, you can't quite reach the bottom rung
X0139 even if you jump with all your might. ( Which is depleted by the
X0139 thin air.)
X0140 The camera look around with it's sensor head, looks at amazing
X0140 creatures nearby, and refuses to take a picture. Being itself
X0140 electrical, it appears to be unimpressed with such mundane(?)
X0140 creatures.
X0141 In the distance you see many moving flashes of light, somewhat
X0141 like large fireflies. If you try to approach them, they dart
X0141 away.
X0142 You are now able to get closer to the flashing lights. It is
X0142 clear that they are living creatures - or maybe "creatures"
X0142 isn't quite the correct word. They seem to have no material
X0142 substance at all - you can, for example see through most of the
X0142 space one of them occupies. They are round balls about 30
X0142 centimeters across, whose spherical outer shells glow red or
X0142 blue. A small white dot glows brightly in the center, and bolts
X0142 of lightning shoot out to their outer rim. Although they must be
X0142 creatures of pure energy, it is clear that they can move matter,
X0142 as they usually travel on the ground, leaving trails behind.
X0142 Sometimes they can jump up a meter or two off the ground. It
X0142 looks like contacting one of them might prove a shocking
X0142 experience.
X0142 (Since this area looks like Mars, we might as well call them
X0142 Martians, even though the real Mars is light-years away.)
X0143 Several Martians are sitting in the ?chairs? . It seems that
X0143 they enjoy the gorgeous view here as much as you do.
X0144 Several Martians can be seen going in and out of the little
X0144 holes, which seem to be their homes. They can squeeze through
X0144 openings somewhat smaller than their normal size.
X0145 There are many Martians in the small building. Most of them are
X0145 sitting on the stools, doing nothing. Some are hopping up and
X0145 down in a little dance, sometimes alone, sometimes together.
X0145 When a red-rimmed one touches a blue-rimmed one a large display
X0145 of lightning occurs in both of them. One particularly bright one
X0145 sits on the stool in the center of the room and emits sparks
X0145 which reach several centimeters outside its normal rim. Close
X0145 observation shows that a sort of synchronism exists between the
X0145 flashes of all the inhabitants. The whole effect is that of an
X0145 unearthly (and silent!) disco.
X0146 The inhabitants of the bar are having a rousing good time.
X0146 (Probably better than you are!)
X0147 There are numerous Martians sitting in the dimples in the hill.
X0147 They seem to be watching others in the bowl below, who (which?)
X0147 are engaged in a game of hockey. They slide around the bowl
X0147 trying to get control of the puck, or, barring that, attack
X0147 members of the opposing team (although to you they all look
X0147 alike).
X0147 The object of the game appears to be to knock the puck out of
X0147 the bowl through one of the three low spots in the rim.
X0148 There is a game of hockey in the arena.
X0149 There are several Martians here, taking out the garbage.
X0150 Although you try to avoid them, you have touched one of the
X0150 Martians. It was indeed a shocking experience.
X0151 The Martians in the bowl are so pre-occupied with their game
X0151 that they don't notice you until one bumps into you, generating
X0151 huge sparks and the general effect of a lightning bolt.
X0152 The air here is rather cold, very dry, and somewhat low on
X0152 oxygen, leaving you a bit breathless.
X0153 Don't spoil the environment any more. Go find the one you
X0153 already took.
X0154 Just as it becomes dark, the flashing lights begin to out.
X0155 Just as dawn begins, the flashing lights are all disappearing.
X0156 You aren't near any bowl.
X0157 The Martians don't like the idea of you disturbing their game.
X0157 They prevent you from dropping the rock in their midst. They do
X0157 this by electrocuting you.
X0158 The boulder slides down the smooth surface and hits the puck,
X0158 which slides up and out the other side of the bowl. The boulder
X0158 comes to rest in the bottom.
X0159 The boulder slides down the smooth surface and hits the puck,
X0159 which slide up and almost, but not quite, out of the bowl. Both
X0159 settle in the bottom.
X0160 The boulder slides across the bowl and out the other side.
X0161 The boulder slides across the bowl, almost but not quite popping
X0161 out. It ends up at the bottom.
X0162 Smash!!!! The boulder has pulverized all the other items you
X0162 left in the bowl!
X0163 There's something in the center, but you can't tell what.
X0164 As you reach for the diamond, it falls out of its mount, lands
X0164 on a rock, and shatters into dust.
X0165 As you reach for the diamond, it falls out of its mounting,
X0165 landing safely on the moss.
X0166 You have put yourself right in the focus of all those mirrors,
X0166 which follow the suns. You are burned to a crisp.
X0167 I'm afraid that trying to contact these creatures is not a very
X0167 likely event. They don't seem at all interested in you (unless
X0167 you bother them).
X0168 Martians? What Martians? You must be suffering from some sort
X0168 of hallucinations.
X0169 Several moving lights begin to appear around the bowl where you
X0169 are stuck. Some of them are getting close so you can see that
X0169 they are living creatures - or maybe "creatures" isn't quite the
X0169 correct word. They seem to have no material substance at all -
X0169 you can, for example, see through most of the space one of them
X0169 occupies. They are round balls about 30 centimeters across,
X0169 whose spherical outer shells glow red or blue. A small white dot
X0169 glows brightly in the center, and bolts of lightning shoot out
X0169 to their outer rim.
X0169 Although they must be creatures of pure energy, it is clear that
X0169 they can move matter, as they usually travel on the ground,
X0169 leaving trails behind. Sometimes they can jump up a meter or two
X0169 off the ground. It looks like contacting one of them might prove
X0169 a shocking experience. It appears that you have gotten yourself
X0169 stuck in the bottom of their stadium. They are preparing to play
X0169 some sort of game.
X0169 (Since this area looks like Mars, we might as well call them
X0169 Martians, even though the real Mars is light-years away.)
X0170 The barrier is miles high. You can't get over it.
X0171 The Martians, wishing to help you out of your predicament (and
X0171 also clear their hockey arena), try to push you out of the bowl.
X0171 However, their energetic manner of doing this is not compatible
X0171 with your nervous system.
X0172 Your object hits the barrier, is slowed to a crawl by some sort
X0172 of friction, and slowly drops to the ground.
X0173 The inside of the holes is pitch black, but through the daytime
X0173 glare you can see some red, blue and white lights flickering in
X0173 the corners.
X0174 No one is home.
X0175 Anything you could use is already there.
X0176 There's nothing special about these particular stools.
X0177 Most of the stools are nothing special. But as you approach
X0177 the one in the center, a spark jumps out from the metal knob and
X0177 shocks you.
X0178 Better not! You'd spend several turns in jail!
X0179 Choke! Gasp! Aargh! Your stomach feels rather queasy.
X0180 Ummmm. Delicious.
X0181 That didn't seem to agree with you too well.
X0182 You can't eat that.
X0183 The Space Patrol wouldn't approve at all!!!!!
X0184 The cold clear water is delicious!
X0185 I can't seem to find them.
X0186 You're carrying them.
X0187 You're wearing them.
X0188 They're too heavy.
X0189 You're not wearing them.
X0190 Okay, you're now wearing them.
X0191 They're already there.
X0192 They won't fit.
X0193 There's nothing special about them.
X0194 You will have to take them off first.
X0195 You don't have them.
X0196 With what? Your fingernails?
X0197 You don't have any sapphire!
X0198 The sapphire is all rounded. It can't cut anything.
X0199 You don't have any diamond!
X0200 I don't see any window here!
X0201 Somebody already destroyed the plate glass window.
X0202 As you finish scratching a circle in the glass, it breaks loose,
X0202 falling safely on the sandy ground on the other side of the
X0202 wall.
X0203 Going around vandalizing things won't help you win the game!
X0204 Perhaps you're thinking of using the wire as a rope?
X0204 It's intended as an electrical appliance, nothing else.
X0205 There's no tower here!
X0206 There's no knob here!
X0207 That was a shocking experience!
X0208 I would hope that all Space Patrol members were upstanding!
X0209 If you wish!
X0210 I see no purpose in that!
X0211 While carrying it? That's too recursive for me!
X0212 You are standing on a plate of glass.
X0213 I see no wire here.
X0214 You can't take the center of the wire. Go find an end.
X0215 A long wire runs along the trail.
X0216 As you walked, you picked up the wire.
X0217 As you walk, the wire trails out behind.
X0218 You have reached the end of the wire.
X0219 You have now collected all the wire.
X0220 The Space Patrol does not approve of sitting down on the job!
X0221 Oops! You have attempted to sit in an electric chair!!!
X0222 These stools were obviously not made for the human rump.
X0222 You almost got stuck in one!
X0223 This door does not use a key.
X0224 There's no door in the doorway.
X0225 You're not at that door.
X0226 The door is already open.
X0227 The door is already shut.
X0228 The door is locked.
X0229 The door is not locked.
X0230 That can't be opened or shut.
X0231 It's now open.
X0232 It's now shut.
X0233 That can't be locked or unlocked!
X0234 How? You must tell me.
X0235 There's no keyhole!
X0236 Watch what you touch! It might bite!
X0237 Nothing happens.
X0238 Click!
X0239 You bump your nose as you attempt to walk through the
X0239 closed door.
X0240 You have already broken the window! The object sails through.
X0241 The rock bounces harmlessly off.
X0242 Nothing happens to the window; your object is a bit dented.
X0243 There is a gaping hole in the undergrowth where you took the
X0243 last piece. Don't do any more damage. Go find the other one.
X0244 The trees here are quite similar to earthly oaks. You can climb
X0244 them easily. After climbing several, it is clear that there is
X0244 nothing of interest there.
X0245 There are no trees here!
X0246 As you try to enter the yellowish-green area, a strong odor of
X0246 chlorine gas drives you back.
X0246 Going into it would be (permanently) fatal.
X0247 The water pours out on the ground and disappears.
X0248 The bag is intended to be filled with water. Don't empty it.
X0249 That's not the way to activate the camera. Look at the camera
X0249 more closely.
X0250 You should describe it better.
X0251 FUNCTION NOT IMPLEMENTED
X0252 YOU HAVE UNCOVERED A PROGRAM BUG.
X0253 Do you have a VT-100, VT-220, or compatible terminal?
X0253 If so, answer Y for a status line.
X0254 You don't have to bother opening or closing containers;
X0254 I can do it for you.
X0255 Let's don't just sit here. Go exploring.
X0256 The loose end of a wire
X0257 The wire doesn't quite reach to the edge of the bowl.
X0258 The room you were about to enter was pitch black. It is very
X0258 dangerous to go there. You might bump into a poison insect or
X0258 spider.
X0259 The grape vines seem to be growing up your legs. They hold you
X0259 fast. You seem to be stuck.
X0260 You're not a rabbit!
X0261 You seem to have slipped down the pole and impaled yourself on a
X0261 stick.
X0262 You can't. The pole is much too slick to climb.
X0263 The sticky stuff you put on the pole helped you get down, but
X0263 it's not good enough to let you go up.
X0264 As you attempt to pass the hive the bees swarm about you making
X0264 threatening motions. It's far too dangerous to proceed.
X0265 As you enter the barrier, a powerful wind drives you back.
X0266 You seem to have missed a step. After a long fall you have
X0266 reached the bottom of the bottomless pit. Needless to say,
X0266 this was not an activity to be repeated.
X0267 You couldn't go up without falling into the bottomless pit.
X0268 You need a container to put it in.
X0269 The strong current prevents going up.
X0270 You seem to be stuck in a tight hole.
X0271 You try, but the hole is too slippery.
X0272 You bump your nose on the door attempting this feat.
X0273 That's not going to help you win the game!
X0274 It's full of water.
X0275 It has something valuable in it. Better not.
X0276 Better not. It already has a liquid in it.
X0277 Use "fill" or "pour" to transfer liquids.
X0278 You must tell me what to fill it with.
X0279 The latex congeals into a blob and lands on the ground.
X0280 Sitting on a platform halfway up the pole and hissing vigorously
X0280 is a large black cat.
X0281 The way is blocked by the ventilation louver.
X0282 The louver crumples up. The way is now open.
X0283 While you dig in the rabbit hole the area around it collapses,
X0283 almost depositing you in a bottomless pit.
X0284 There is no buried treasure here. Have you seen a pirate?
X0284 How can there be buried treasure without a pirate?
X0285 Attacking such harmless creatures is not nice. Save your
X0285 aggression for really nasty ones.
X0286 Watch it! Curb your aggression!
X0287 The cat jumps from the knapsack to your shoulder and purrs
X0287 contentedly.
X0288 The cat says "meoooooooowwww".
X0289 The cat purrs.
X0290 The cat notices the signs of mice, hops to the ground, and
X0290 starts looking in all the boxes. It doesn't find a mouse, but
X0290 does discover an object like a video-game cartridge, which it
X0290 drops at your feet.
X0291 The robot is in the jungle. Nearby is a rubber tree.
X0292 Whiz. Click. Whirr. The robot departs.
X0293 The robot is on a jungle path.
X0294 The robot is in an open field west of the greenhouse.
X0295 The robot is at the antenna farm. It seems to be examining
X0295 the base of a large dish antenna.
X0296 The robot is at the north end of the greenhouse.
X0297 The robot is at the aisle junction in the greenhouse.
X0298 The robot is at the south end of the greenhouse.
X0299 The robot refuses to move. It would get have real trouble if it
X0299 tried to go there.
X0300 The robot is in a fruit garden.
X0301 The vines explode in an orgy of growth. They continue growing
X0301 for several minutes, but then, exhausted of nutrients, shrivel
X0301 up and die.
X0302 Your attacks only excite the vine to a tighter grip.
X0303 You can't -- one of the vine's tendrils has plugged you up!
X0304 The robot is in a large aviary, filled with birds.
X0305 That was no help! The vine is now on your arms.
X0306 The vine grows several more tendrils. Both of your feet are now
X0306 firmly rooted to the ground.
X0307 Attacking a Martian in any way is likely to get you burned to a
X0307 crisp!
X0308 You never could learn to throw a baseball accurately when you
X0308 were in Little League, and your aim now is worse.
X0309 Glass is harder than steel - ergo - steel can't cut glass.
X0310 The previously black video screen comes to life. After a few
X0310 seconds a picture becomes visible: the inside of the north end
X0310 of the greenhouse! Soon you realize that the view comes from the
X0310 robot there.
X0310
X0310 Then a disembodied voice, clearly computer-generated but
X0310 obviously imitating the voice of your ship's communication
X0310 officer Nelson says:
X0310
X0310 At your service!
X0311 The cartridge is stuck in the slot.
X0312 You have managed to reduce your size enough that you can get
X0312 free from your trap. That was a "close" call!
X0313 Aaaaahhhhh!
X0314 You have no way to communicate with the robot.
X0315 The robot can't do that.
X0316 The robot departs.
X0317 The robot whirrs up to you.
X0318 The camera beeps, flashes, and then emits a photo of the
X0318 ferret family.
X0319 The camera flashes, emits a loud "eeeekkk", and eventually
X0319 deposits a photo of the paintings on the ground.
X0320 The camera creaks, grinds, and finally says "ERROR-F-EEPROM
X0320 fatal parity error", deposits a badly overexposed photo on
X0320 the ground, then announces "ROMEXEC-F-DEAD replace entire
X0320 camera".
X0321 You feel a bit faint.
X0322 You fell quite faint and somewhat nauseous.
X0323 You are extremely nauseous and you hair seems to be falling out.
X0324 You are near death.
X0325 You are dead. Permanently, totally dead. My condolences.
X0326 You are feeling a bit better.
X0327 You are feeling almost normal.
X0328 You are finally feeling normal again.
X0329 You don't have the hammer.
X0330 You're such a klutz that you couldn't hit a wall with that
X0330 heavy thing.
X0331 OK, you have destroyed it.
X0332 Objects around here are pretty strong. You leave it undamaged.
X0333 In place of the glowing sphere, you now find remaining the
X0333 largest of the glowing beads that were inside.
X0334 The cat lands on its feet, purrs, and begins to lick its fur.
X0335 Thump! The prodigious boom resounds through the valley.
X0336 Cleanliness is next to holiness!
X0337 The seed explodes like a hand grenade. A cloud of tiny spores
X0337 fills the air, nearly choking you. Pieces of shell make tiny
X0337 cuts on your exposed skin. You are temporarily blind and deaf.
X0337 The cloud is apparently somewhat poison, as you feel a bit sick.
X0337 Eventually you recover.
X0338 The seed explodes like a hand grenade. A cloud of minute spores
X0338 fills the air, nearly choking you and the poor ferrets. Bits of
X0338 shell make tiny cuts on your exposed skin. You are temporarily
X0338 blind and deaf. The ferrets fall over clutching their eyes. They
X0338 are in much worse shape than you.
X0338 The cloud is apparently somewhat poison, as you feel a bit
X0338 nauseous. Eventually you recover.
X0339 You notice that the vines seem to come alive. They make little
X0339 curling motions; they seem to be moving in your direction.
X0340 The seed explodes like a hand grenade. A cloud of tiny spores
X0340 fills the air, nearly choking you and the poor ferret.
X0340 Pieces of shell make tiny cuts on your exposed skin. You are
X0340 nearly blinded. The ferret falls over clutching his glowing
X0340 eyes. He is not so happy either.
X0340 The cloud is apparently somewhat poison, as you feel a bit weak.
X0340 Eventually you recover.
X0341 The flowers seem to be moving so that sunlight falls on the
X0341 seed. Some light spills over and hits you. The focusing effect
X0341 is strong enough that you get sunburned.
X0342 The robot says, "that's too complicated for me!".
X0343 The robot says, "as you can see, I have only one arm".
X0344 The robot buzzes a bit, lights flash, but it is unable to do
X0344 anything.
X0345 The robot takes it.
X0346 The robot drops it.
X0347 The robot says "I don't seem to have it".
X0348 The robot washes it, using water from its tiny hose.
X0349 The robot waters it, using water from its tiny hose.
X0350 The robot sees:
X0351 It isn't the right shape.
X0352 It is too heavy for the robot's delicate clasper.
X0353 As the robot enters the area of chlorine containing air the
X0353 flower it was carrying slowly wilts and then falls to the
X0353 ground.
X0354 The robot replies "It means 'DEET'"
X0355 The robot replies "It means 'metol'"
X0356 The robot replies "It means 'hypo'"
X0357 The robot replies "It means 'chemicals'"
X0358 The robot replies "It means 'darkroom'"
X0359 The robot replies "It means 'director'"
X0360 The robot replies "It means 'control'"
X0361 The robot replies "It means 'storage'"
X0362 The robot replies "It means 'Terran'"
X0363 The robot replies "It means 'Cygnan'"
X0364 The robot replies "That is already Terran!"
X0365 The previously black video screen comes to life. After a few
X0365 seconds a picture becomes visible: the inside of the north end
X0365 of the greenhouse! Soon you realize that the view comes from the
X0365 robot there.
X0365
X0365 Then a disembodied voice, clearly computer-generated, says:
X0365
X0365 Zg Blfi Hvierxv
X0366 The robot says, "Fhv gsv xzigirwtv uli blfi ozmtfztv!"
X0367 You are getting a bit hungry.
X0368 You are ravenously hungry. Better eat something soon.
X0369 If you don't eat soon, you will faint from hunger.
X0370 As you touch the cactus you slowly feel another mind impinging
X0370 on yours. It is as if the cactus had a mind of its own (which
X0370 it does) and you were sharing in its dreams.
X0370 You see a desolate, dry plain covered with many immense cacti,
X0370 interspersed with low shrubs. Small animals such a rabbits and
X0370 small deer browse in the shrubs. The sky is a dull gray color,
X0370 lighted by a single weak pointlike star. Slowly a great
X0370 thunderstorm begins to develop over the nearby mountains. You
X0370 realize that now your mind is now in contact with many thinking
X0370 cacti, all bent on one task: causing by sheer mental power the
X0370 storm to move over to the arid plain. Slowly the force takes
X0370 effect. The storm slowly moves over and waters the cacti.
X0370 Finally you feel exhaltation as the cacti rejoice over their
X0370 successful effort.
X0370 Slowly the dream fades.
X0371 As you touch the cactus you slowly feel another mind
X0371 impinging on yours. It is as if the cactus had a mind of its own
X0371 (which it does) and you were sharing in its dreams.
X0371 You catch a vague remembrance of times when this very mind was
X0371 not rooted to the earth, but was free to move around.
X0371 You realize that it was once an animal, remotely similar to
X0371 yourself, on a world completely filled with other such
X0371 creatures. You see a vision of great cities filled with great
X0371 works. Then the dream turns to nightmare: some nameless blight
X0371 has caused mass madness throughout its world. You sense cities
X0371 in flames, riots, mass destruction. Then, suddenly the cactus's
X0371 dream changes: you realize that now it dreams of a perfectly
X0371 ordinary existence as a cactus, here in this very valley.
X0371 Eventually the dream fades.
X0372 To the east, through the barrier, is a blue world of ponds,
X0372 filled with strange blue plants floating on the surface or
X0372 growing on small islands. Among them grow strange tall
X0372 flowering plants and ordinary ferns. Occasionally you see a
X0372 large crab-like object crawl out of the pool and browse on the
X0372 plants. At other times several crabs will get on one island and
X0372 engage in what appears to be some sort of animated conversation.
X0373 The area to the east of the barrier, where the crabs previously
X0373 lived, titanic forces are now at work clearing away all traces
X0373 of them. The water has disappeared amid huge cylindrical clouds
X0373 of dust, like great tornadoes, which move very slowly over the
X0373 area leveling and reshaping the contour of the land. Where
X0373 before was a land of water is now being created a barren new
X0373 landscape of hills and dry gullies.
X0374 The area to the east is now quiet. It looks like it had been
X0374 landscaped by bulldozers for a golf course, but nothing had been
X0374 planted.
X0375 The area to the east of the barrier is now quiet. It looks like
X0375 a newly landscaped lawn, with newly planted trees amid vast
X0375 of newly laid-down sod. There are no animals, no birds, no other
X0375 of the myriad little things that move about a natural
X0375 environment.
X0375 Then you notice off in the distance, obscured a bit by the
X0375 distortions imposed by the barrier, a large man-sized reptile
X0375 walking around. It seems to be as intrigued by the newly
X0375 constructed area as you are.
X0376 As you push the button, you feel a weak shaking of the ground,
X0376 as if you had started an earthquake. It doesn't quite get to
X0376 that point, but does develop into a powerful low-pitched
X0376 rumble being transmitted through the earth.
X0377 You notice that the rumble in the earth has decreased in
X0377 intensity a bit. It is now barely noticeable.
X0378 The rumble in the earth suddenly ceases.
X0379 There is no antenna here.
X0380 I see no cable here.
X0381 There already is a cable attached to the antenna.
X0382 The camera says "I can't focus on that subject. It does appear
X0382 interesting, though."
X0383 You seem to have made a bad mistake. A large red sign appears,
X0383 obviously a warning, and then a gong sounds.
X0383 A previously unseen door slides into place sealing you in the
X0383 room. Slowly it gets hotter and hotter. You begin to cook.
X0383
X0383 Just for your information, since it won't matter to you, you
X0383 just pushed the doomsday button, causing the blue star to go
X0383 nova. Soon the whole planet melts, you along with it.
X0383
X0383 Your final score is -1,000,000.
X0383 This gives you a ranking of menace to the galaxy.
X0384 Your lack of food caused you to faint. While you were out, a
X0384 poisonous bug crept up and bit you.
X0385 Not with your bare hands you don't!
X0386 It's closed and you don't have xray vision.
X0387 You can't turn that.
X0388 I don't see a dial here.
X0389 You must use the dials.
X0390 It is already shut.
X0391 There is no switch.
X0392 Which one? Right or left?
X0393 Turn it to what number?
X0394 It only goes from 0 to 999.
X0395 The box pops open.
X0396 It falls into the funnel and disappears forever.
X0397 The water level is now within the correct range.
X0398 The machine comes to life, whirrs and creaks a few moments,
X0398 and deposits a piece of film in the hopper.
X0399 The red light is out and the green one on.
X0400 The green light is out and the red one on.
X0401 Nothing will fit in this opening except the film cassette.
X0402 The water disappears into the funnel.
X0403 One item at a time please.
X0404 Inside the box appear to be two small discs of something.
X0404 It can be seen that the correct positions of the dials
X0405 The ferrets are not at all happy that you took one of their
X0405 icons. The nearest one rushes over to you and takes it back.
X0405 He snarls at you with his sharp teeth at you and then goes back
X0405 to work.
X0406 The ferrets have now also recovered.
X0407 The object slowly sinks in the mud and is gone.
X0408 The object melts in the fire and vanishes.
X0409 A small but noticeable change slowly occurs in the disc and
X0409 finally reaches a steady state.
X0410 The plastic coating dissolves, leaving a finished disc, ready
X0410 to use.
X0411 The coating on the disc prevents it from making good contact.
X0412 The disc fits in the recess and contacts properly.
X0413 The disc is etched by the acid and destroyed.
X0414 The plastic coating is unchanged.
X0415 You are turned into a cactus, among hundreds of other cacti,
X0415 all rooted in place on a far distant world.
X0415 After being bored for a few years, you eventually like being a
X0415 plant.
X0416 You are turned into a Martian, and are condemned to spend all
X0416 eternity in a meaningless hockey game.
X0417 You are transported to a view overlooking Saturn. The spectacle
X0417 is breathtaking.
X0417 Also breathtaking is the fact that you are in a vacuum.
X0417 You die.
X0418 You feel a slight dizziness, which soon passes. Then you notice
X0418 that the air smells slightly different, and then see the array
X0418 of controls in the room is missing. You also feel a bit lighter.
X0419 I don't understand which button you mean.
X0420 The robot can't find it.
X0421 A voice announces from a hidden speaker:
X0421 "Transporter failure"
X0421 "Interstellar communication link not responding"
X0422 I don't know how to do that.
X0423 To the left of the marker is a problem.
X0424 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0424 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0424 action. Using their metallic leaves and petals as reflectors
X0424 they focus the sun on your dark-colored clothing, which catches
X0424 fire. The resulting burns are not so good for your health.
X0425 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0425 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0425 action. Using the energy they store up during the day, they emit
X0425 a blinding red light, all aiming at you. The resulting concen-
X0425 tration of light catches your dark-colored clothing on fire.
X0425 You burn to a crisp.
X0426 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0426 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0426 action. Using their metallic leaves and petals as reflectors
X0426 they focus the sun on your exposed skin. You fry.
X0427 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0427 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0427 action. Using the energy they store up during the day, they emit
X0427 a blinding red light, all aiming at you. The resulting concen-
X0427 tration of light on your exposed skin burns several holes all
X0427 the way through you.
X0428 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0428 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0428 action. Using their metallic leaves and petals as reflectors
X0428 they focus the sun on you. However, most of the rays reflect
X0428 off of you light-colored clothes and although the resulting
X0428 glare almost blinds you, you are safe.
X0429 As you fiddle with the seed, the sunflower plants notice that
X0429 you are trying to take one of their seeds and decide to take
X0429 action. Using the energy they store up during the day, they emit
X0429 a blinding red light, all aiming at you. However, most of the
X0429 rays reflect off of you light-colored clothes and although the
X0429 resulting glare almost blinds you, you are safe.
X0430 You do, but can't get up high enough to find anything of
X0430 interest.
X0431 The trees here are too slim to hold your weight.
X0432 A few of the bees discover the orchid and manage to get a bit
X0432 of nectar from it.
X0433 The flytrap catches a bee and eats it for dinner.
X0434 The hole becomes a bit larger. The pit is still bottomless.
X0435 I don't see any ferrets here.
X0436 The ferrets don't speak Terran, so they don't understand you.
X0436 They are also not terribly interested in you.
X0437 There doesn't seem to be a cactus here.
X0438 The cacti ignore you.
X0439 Although you are no longer touching the cactus, you remain in
X0439 contact with its mass mind as long as you stay nearby.
X0440 The gravel is too loose to climb up. Every step you try to go
X0440 up results in your sliding one and a half steps down.
X0441 The cacti pool their powers and a subtle change occurs in the
X0441 scree slope above you: The tiny little motions of the gravel
X0441 particles which had indicated its unstable nature cease.
X0441 It is as if time were frozen.
X0442 It is not cold enough to freeze anything here.
X0443 The robot says "Where are you? I don't see you."
X0444 The robot hands it to you.
X0445 You will have to take it yourself.
X0446 The Martians are not interested in your gifts.
X0447 I don't see any ferret here.
X0448 You must be suffering from delusions if you think you can give
X0448 something to that.
X0449 I see no cat here.
X0450 I see no bees here.
X0451 I see no frog here.
X0452 The robot isn't here.
X0453 There aren't any birds nearby.
X0454 The frogs are not interested in your gift.
X0455 The birds pay no attention to your attempted gift.
X0456 They already have it.
X0457 You can't seem to locate it.
X0458 You will have to take it first.
X0459 The cat woofs it down.
X0460 The cat sniffs at it a bit, claws it a bit, but ultimately
X0460 rejects it.
X0461 The cat is not interested.
X0462 The ferret eats it, making a bloody mess in the process.
X0463 The ferret takes it, looks at it a bit, and then hides it
X0463 away in a previously unseen hole in the wall of the burrow.
X0464 That is not food for ferrets. It rejects your gift.
X0465 The bees are not interested.
X0466 The robot is not activated. It cannot hold anything in its
X0466 clasper until you activate it.
X0467 I can't directly answer your question. You might try asking
X0467 one of the beings in the game, or perhaps you could say
X0467 HINT.
X0468 The frog does NOT turn into a beautiful princess. This is a
X0468 a science fiction game, not a fantasy game.
X0469 The ferret is not at all enchanted by your attempt at romance.
X0469 It bares its razor-sharp teeth and snarls at you.
X0470 The cat purrs quietly at your display of affection.
X0471 If you are so in love with your computer that you wish to kiss
X0471 it, feel free. I can't kiss you.
X0472 What a weird idea.
X0473 The robot answers: "DEET is an insect repellent. It will protect
X0473 you from flies, mosquitoes, and bees. Just pour it on yourself."
X0474 The robot answers: "Metol is a chemical to develop film."
X0475 The robot answers: "Hypo is a chemical used to fix film after
X0475 it has been developed."
X0476 The robot answers: "I don't know that. You will have to find it
X0476 yourself."
X0477 The robot answers: "I cannot answer that question."
X0478 As you bite into the egg you notice that it contains a silver
X0478 coin, which you take.
X0479 Sitting deep inside the doll house is a chocolate egg.
X0480 You have made a gooey chocolate mess. However, you notice
X0480 that the egg had a silver coin in it.
X0481 You retain the rank of latrine orderly.
X0482 This pitiful score gives you the rank of geologist's helper.
X0483 This gives you the ranking of technician second class.
X0484 You have reached the ranking of technician first class.
X0485 You have attained the ranking of sergeant.
X0486 You now are ranked colonel.
X0487 This performance entitles you to the rank of captain.
X0488 You are now entitled to call yourself admiral.
X0489 Your discoveries now entitle you to a full page entry in
X0489 "Who's Who in Space".
X0490 You just won a Nobel Prize.
X0491 Congratulations! We are now able to offer you the full rights
X0491 to all the graft collection in this sector of the galaxy,
X0491 a full palace on each of six planets, and the title
X0491 "Galactic Ambassador to Earth".
X0492 RESERVED
X0493 You get wet trying to get around the falls, but notice that
X0493 behind the horsetails is a nice dry cave.
X0494 Sorry, the bottom of the tube has a hole in it.
X0495 Such language in a high-class game!
X0496 Fuck off!
X0497 Assuming that you meant that literally, I really would like to,
X0497 but it might not be good for either you or me. Electrical
X0497 beings such as myself are not very compatible with the
X0497 electrically conductive materials you liquid beings employ in
X0497 that process.
X0498 As you approach one of the guards, several of them run up and
X0498 grab you. After being taken to an interrogation room and
X0498 being mercilessly tortured, you expire.
X0499 A strong force field prevents you from going there.
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