This is Jet Set Willy 128 version 0.

00 Hacklevel 1 :-)

The files are supplied in +3DOS format. Use a program like tapconv to
convert them to the standard used by your emulator. The BASIC loader program
is DISK.

(Not any more - I've converted them to a .TAP for you.... Blood.)

Although it is possible to play JSW 128 as supplied, it is not intended to be

anything other than an example of how one might program a 128k JSW game. For
example, although this version contains all the rooms from Richard Hallas's
"Join the Jetset", the guardian table is still that of the original "Jet Set
Willy" and because of this Willy has a distressing tendency to get killed
when misguided guardians hit the wall :-)

The information below is therefore for gamewriters rather than gameplayers.

Memory banks 1,3,4 and 6 contain rooms 0-63, 64-127, 128-191 and 192-255
respectively. The rooms are stored exactly as in JSW 48k, except of course
that the room numbers are 8-bit.

Memory bank 7 holds the following:

0C000h: Bitmap of title screen

0D000h: Attributes for title screen
0D200h: Reserved for title screen animation (2 extra sets of attributes)
0D600h: Unused
0DB00h: May be needed by +3DOS

Memory bank 0 holds the following:

0C000h: Object locations table. Object at 0A4xxh is in location at 0C0xxh.

0C100h: Screen character set. Standard Spectrum-style font.
0C400h: Unused as yet, but the 128k music will have to go in here.
0F800h: Reserved for 128k music runtime.

For the 128k music I intend to use a modified version of Ian Collier's
TUNE.BIN. If anyone wants to write the two tunes (since I don't know what
they _should_ sound like) then I think the archive (which should be at
ftp.nvg.unit.no) contains a program to create the appropriate tunes.

WRITETYPER mode works on all 256 rooms. The binary room number is given by
the keys 67854321 rather than 654321, and the way the keyboard is wired
makes this system somewhat inadequate.

It should be fairly easy, given an editor for JSW 48, to convert it to

JSW 128. Don't expect anything soon though...

To Do:

* 128k sound;
* Something better than WRITETYPER for getting around (for those in the know,
of course);
* Animate the title screen.

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|SEAGOON: "Heavy dentures, Sir!" - The Goon Show
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Converted to a .TAP file and uploaded to NVG by Blood!
All comments to John, not me. I did nothing apart from the conversion to
TAP and the upload!

Latest version always available from John's homepage.

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| The Infamous BLOOD! (l.d.tonks@bra0202.wins.icl.co.uk) |
| A Sinclair Spectrum user since 1982 and still going strong! |
| Who needs Interactive Movies when Chaos only takes up 48k?! |
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