13Dc: Three dimensional chess
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3Code written by Paul Hicks, copyright 1995,1996
4You can copy and use this software as described by the GNU copyleft;
5see the file GPL.
6No infringement of intellectual copyright is intended; I did not invent this
7game and make no claims that I did.  I just coded it.
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9Game designed and invented by Bernard Kennedy, copyright 1993.
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11We (Paul and Bernard) request that our names be mentioned in any work you
12derive from the algorithms within 3Dc; I (Paul) request that my name be
13mentioned in a work you derive from any part of the code for 3Dc.
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15The latest version of this tar file, and of the rules page, can
16be accessed at http://mbmartin.bevc.blacksburg.va.us/~paulh/3Dc/3Dc.html
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18For plain ftp, go to ftp://mbmartin.bevc.blacksburg.va.us/pub/3Dc/3Dc.tar.gz
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20Command line params:
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22  -play:  Tells the computer to play.  Requires a following parameter, either
23          black or white, which tells the computer which colour to play.
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25  -altdisplay
26  -ad:    Tells the computer that you are playing as the white player in a
27          network game.  It requires one additional parameter---the display
28          to pop the black player's windows up on.  The other display must
29          allow connections, via xhost or xauth.
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31  Most standard X command line parameters (-geometry, -foreground, etc.)
32work too.  There are no 3Dc-specific resources but normal Xt resources
33(foreground, geometry, etc.) work.  By default, the muster (main) window's
34resource name is "3Dc"; the board windows are "3Dc board {X|Y|Z}",
35depending on the board.
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37See file:3Dc-rules.html for 3Dc rules.
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39Paul Hicks
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