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playing on : http://images.apple.com/macmini/images/indextop20050111.jpg and on a http://www.everymac.com/images/cpu_pictures/apple_powerbook_g4_dvi.jpg but i'm trying to get this baby working http://sites.inka.de/pcde/pic/indigo2_2.jpg and this one too http://www.tokyoit.com/eshop/product_image/use...

still working fine here

i noticed the extra info while being killed. it reports also the type of flag my killer was carring while shooting me . but it's the short code. It would be nicer if there was the full name . Now a blue flag is shorten to "B*"


i do have X11 installed...

got strange white pipes on screen when i shoot outside of the playing area
is this normal?

http://www.xs4all.nl/~mjvj/link/bzfi0001.jpg

don't like the new icon

did short run

np here

667 dvi tibook 10.4.1 768 mb ram

the executables are in /Applications/BZFlag-2.0.0.app/Contents/MacOS the textures sounds etc are in /Applications/BZFlag-2.0.0.app/Contents/Resources the config file is in a directory called ".bzf" located in your home directory it's a dot file which means it's invisible . It can be seen b...

no problems here

tibook 667 10.3.8 768mb

great tool

but there seems to be a little typo in your manual
" bzadmin -showkills -ui stdout lurker@localhost > lurker.log"

should be
" bzadmin -show kills -ui stdout lurker@localhost > lurker.log"

my mac version does work well!

the new flags are just new. get used to it
wings is a bit irritating.

with the small font you can read all .
the standard font is bad.

i like the big fired shot inb the radar much better view

goto
/Applications/BZFlag-2.0.0.app/Contents/Resources
for the data files

in /Applications/BZFlag-2.0.0.app/Contents/MacOS
you'll find bzfs and bzflag

well this is a nice quick howto
i'll hope you find the time someday's to elaborate it to a real manual
without the links and the "blah blah"'s .

maybe also something for not windows people
i do osx . when i know howto do servers i'll write one too

playing at night is a solution

setting brightness does help inside buidlings
but outside it's way too bright so no solution

what helped is to lower the graphic options like transparancy but who wants that?

jumping in 2.0 sound terrible


first thing i did with the 2.0 version is copying the jump sound from the previous version into 2.0.

how about a "drop flag" flag

works only if you already have a flag
if you drive over the 'drop flag' flag you drop the current flag

so it's carefull driving when you own a superflag you never know if there is a 'drop flag' flag ahead ...

here same
all dark

using bzflag on osx