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They don't seem to be part of the repository. In the final game, they were part of the individual tables' exectuables, my guess would be that commands like `INC
by TonyTrapp 5y ago
They don't seem to be part of the repository. In the final game, they were part of the individual tables' exectuables, my guess would be that commands like `INCLUDELIB STONES.LIB` are responsible for linking the graphics into the executable.
- delusional 5y agoIt's really a shame since that means you can't compile this to a functional executable without significant effort.
- Someone 5y agoIsn’t that what STONES.ASM assembles to? Skimming it, it has lots of data (or, possibly, bytecode that gets interpreted) and has a section called “animations” (starting at line 2259)
- TonyTrapp 5y agoIf that was the case, STONES.ASM would assemble to STONES.LIB and CLEAR.LIB at the same time. The assembler they used must use this keyword differently than MASM. The data in this ASM file isn't nearly enough to represent the rich graphics of Pinball Fantasies.