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alephone(6) Games alephone(6) NAME alephone - game engine based on Marathon 2 SYNOPSIS alephone [ options ] [ directory ] DESCRIPTION Aleph One is an open-source descendant of Bungie's Marathon 2 first-person 3D shooting game. Aleph One runs Marathon 2, Marathon Infinity, and 3rd- party content on a wide variety of platforms, with (optional) OpenGL ren- dering, Internet play, Lua scripting, and more. OPTIONS -h, --help Show summary of options. -v, --version Show version of program. -d, --debug Allow saving of core files after crashes. -f, --fullscreen Run the game fullscreen. -w, --windowed Run the game in a window. -g, --nogl Do not use OpenGL. -s, --nosound Do not access the sound card. -m, --nogamma Disable gamma table effects (menu fades). -j, --nojoystick Do not initialize joysticks. directory Directory containing the data files of a scenario (map file, scripts, etc.) ENVIRONMENT ALEPHONE_DATA Directories that are searched for data files. This is a colon-sepa- rated list. Entries later in the list have precedence over entries earlier in the list. FILES ~/.alephone Aleph One personalization directory. Alephone stores preferences, game recordings, saved games, and screen shots there. If ALE- PHONE_DATA is not set, alephone searches this directory for data files after searching the directory given as its argument. BUGS If ALEPHONE_DATA is set, the directory argument is ignored. SEE ALSO The latest news regarding engine and scenario development can be found at the project web site <http://source.bungie.org/>. source.bungie.org 2010-12-07 alephone(6)
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