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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.54 2017/02/12 06:25:20 ryoon Exp $
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
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#
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
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DISTNAME= frozen-bubble-2.2.0
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PKGREVISION= 20
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
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CATEGORIES= games
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
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MASTER_SITES= http://www.frozen-bubble.org/data/
Complete PLIST (adding some perl stuff).
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EXTRACT_SUFX= .tar.bz2
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
2003-01-02 05:43:38 +01:00
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
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MAINTAINER= leot1990@users.sourceforge.net
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
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HOMEPAGE= http://www.frozen-bubble.org/
COMMENT= Pop the frozen bubbles
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
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LICENSE= gnu-gpl-v2
DEPENDS+= p5-SDL>=2.1.2:../../devel/p5-SDL
DEPENDS+= p5-gettext>=0:../../devel/p5-gettext
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
2003-01-02 05:43:38 +01:00
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
2012-03-04 23:27:07 +01:00
USE_TOOLS+= gmake perl pkg-config
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
2003-01-02 05:43:38 +01:00
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
2012-03-04 23:27:07 +01:00
REPLACE_PERL+= frozen-bubble frozen-bubble-editor
Updated to version 1.0.0. Changes: Nearly exactly one year after the first ever release of Frozen-Bubble, the team strikes back with a new release providing major features enhancements: * a level editor has been added * the 1p-game now comes with 100 levels (instead of 50) * all the graphics have been re-designed * the 2p-game features the chain-reaction mechanism (as an option) * manual pages (from Debian)
2003-04-17 00:04:32 +02:00
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
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MAKE_ENV+= CP=${CP:Q} GMAKE=${GMAKE:Q} PERL5=${PERL5:Q} INSTALLDIRS="vendor"
INSTALL_MAKE_FLAGS+= MANDIR=${PREFIX}/${PKGMANDIR} \
INSTALL_DATA_DIR=${INSTALL_DATA_DIR:Q} \
INSTALL_LIB_DIR=${INSTALL_LIB_DIR:Q} \
INSTALL_LIB=${INSTALL_LIB:Q} \
INSTALL_MAN=${INSTALL_MAN:Q} \
INSTALL_SCRIPT=${INSTALL_SCRIPT:Q}
DESTDIR support
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INSTALLATION_DIRS= bin ${PKGMANDIR}/man6
Updated to version 1.0.0. Changes: Nearly exactly one year after the first ever release of Frozen-Bubble, the team strikes back with a new release providing major features enhancements: * a level editor has been added * the 1p-game now comes with 100 levels (instead of 50) * all the graphics have been re-designed * the 2p-game features the chain-reaction mechanism (as an option) * manual pages (from Debian)
2003-04-17 00:04:32 +02:00
Turn PERL5_PACKLIST into a relative path instead of an absolute path. These paths are now relative to PERL5_PACKLIST_DIR, which currently defaults to ${PERL5_SITEARCH}. There is no change to the binary packages.
2005-07-13 20:01:18 +02:00
PERL5_PACKLIST= auto/fb_c_stuff/.packlist
frozen-bubble, a very cute game of firing colored bubbles
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Convert to buildlink3 and fix a typo in DESCR.
2004-04-12 02:12:11 +02:00
.include "../../audio/SDL_mixer/buildlink3.mk"
Update to 2.2.0 based on pkgsrc-wip version by Leonardo Taccari. Frozen-Bubble 2.2.0 is released to fix some more small bugs, and add a couple of minor to medium features. Highlights: more options in LAN/NET games (continue game when players leave; disable player targetting) fixed abort during a multiplayer game with a player in lowest graphics mode much faster Internet servers listing (parallel discovery) add ability to record and replay games; also add ability to save frames from records, so as to create high quality videos of games [ on youtube | video file ] geolocalized nicks in server lounge Frozen-Bubble 2.1.0 is released to fix all the bugs encountered in 2.0.0 (all reported aborts should be fixed) and add a few interesting small features. Features highlights: 1-player multiplayer training: ability to activate chain reaction world map: you can view the amount of playing players, which helps chosing a server world map: you see playing players as green dots network game lounge: you can toggle fullscreen network game lounge: the game creator can activate chain-reaction and set a victories limit through options network game lounge: you can request server info network game lounge: chat is timestampped multiplayer: you can view who's attacking you After a lot of hard work and a lot of testing, FB2 is released on 27th of October 2006. This new release brings the following new features: new 1-player game mode: multiplayer training; uses identical game rules as multiplayer, generated malus bubbles are counted as points - what score will you be able to reach in the 2 minutes time frame? network (Internet) game: up to 5 players in a game (net game system has logic able to transparently handle players behind a NAT) LAN game: similar to network game except that no connection to Internet is made, substituted by polling the local network fully revamped graphics, including now 3d-based smooth penguin eyecandy revamped intro and 1p music into fully digital productions full joystick support: just move your joystick(s) or push buttons in the "change keys" dialog (analog joysticks handled as digital for fair play) realtime graphical effects in the menu screen (if your computer is fast enough) anti-aliased and localized messages Now let's pray for the stability of the Frozen-Bubble Internet game servers (check the top of the page which contains an ever-updated aggregate statistical information about all servers).
2012-03-04 23:27:07 +01:00
BUILDLINK_API_DEPENDS.SDL_Pango= SDL_Pango>=0.1.2nb8
.include "../../devel/SDL_Pango/buildlink3.mk"
Bump PKGREVISION to 5: Use perl5/module.mk instead of perl5/bl3.mk, so the PLIST generating code works. Fixes binary package to include all the files (and removes some leftover files from the bulk build).
2004-12-01 16:57:18 +01:00
.include "../../lang/perl5/module.mk"
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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