My personal Neverball fork that adds 5-player support and other quality-of-life features to Neverputt.
It was made in about a day mostly just to play with my cousins, so expect bugs and other issues. (I didn't change a lot tho, just about ~130 lines, and that's counting with all the color changes and renaming, so it should be fairly stable)
If you just want the code for TAB key function to force a penalty check out the tab branch. It's based on this pull request.
Want to play it? Uhh, then go to doc/install.txt compile it yourself idk. I'm probably not going to make a release anytime soon.
Sike, I decided it was too much trouble to download the source and recompile it every time that I wanted to play in a new computer, so I published a v1.0 release.
Tip: If you want to compile for Windows, it's best to use the docker container in doc/alpha.md. (I tried cross-compiling for windows and it just gave me headaches.)
- You can now use
TABto force a penalty (useful if your ball gets stuck in a moving platform) - Support for 5 players, of course (if you for some reason need more it should be fairly easy to change)
- Not really a new feature, but I changed the player and ball colors to my cousins' favourite ones :)
- Uhh rebranding for some reason, was in the mood for it
- Add a button to skip a hole in the pause menu, based on this pull request
- Fix wrong version in the main menu
- Fix the title of the results screen being cut off
Release highlights can be found in doc/release-notes.md.
- LICENSE.md: a description of licensing and exceptions
- doc/install.txt: instructions on how to build the game from source code
- doc/manual.txt: a detailed description of how to play and configure the game
- doc/authors.txt: a list of people who have contributed to Neverball
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