| First, let us to study the control keys. Using
the arrow keys you can move forward, back and to turn to the right, left and other
directions. If you are holding <Shift> key in the same time, the linear and angle
speed will be two times increased.
Use the PgDn, Del and End to look down, look up and centerview respectively.
Using <SPACE> key you can put the labels or to remove them off the
minefield. Caution! The labels are putting on an adjacent square which you looking at.
What does it means? For example, you want to put the label of danger (mine) on a square
behind of yourselves. For this purpose it is necessary to turn on 180 degrees and to press
the <SPACE> key.
The <Esc> key will bring you to a main menu or to a
total quit from the program.
After the neutralize of all mines on you should hit the
<L> key to notify, that a field "you-think-already-cleared".
GAME
Now you are know the control keys, let's to learn how to play.
You have begun the game, but do not see a minefield? All is correct, you are on
training base, where you should pass a training course of the minesweepers. Right at the
beginning you stand on a road, by which you have arrived at this base. You are standing
near the sheltered hangar. Now hurry up to the training field itself, because time is
passing! In the hangar you will see a field consisting of squares. As you understand, the
common minefields is not divided into squares, but this is special (training) minefield.
Next all is very simple - go on the field and find a mines. It depends of game
style how you'll do that task (see about styles in Game Setup topic). The only advice -
look under your legs.
In the game you will have to establish a special signs by <SPACE> key.
There are two types of sign:
| 1) If you aren't sure, and want to think
some more, but are afraid to lose this square, set the yellow coloured question sign(?).
This sign is not counted as a mine label. |
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| 2) If you are sure, that on a square there
is a mine - put the red-coloured sign of danger (!). If this sign is correctly placed, it
will counted as a correct demining action in the fiinal score. |
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| How you could know, where you've been and
where you haven't? Simply look at the feet traces. |
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After you have found all mines (or at least you are think
so), press the <L> key .
That's all. If you have any problems - write:
kurinnoy@BSS2000.com (directly to the author of program) or in the support service of
Black Star Software: support@BSS2000.com |
