NetKeen - Revision history

Kingu: Kingu moved page How to get NetKeen working on the Pandora to NetKeen without leaving a redirect: Move How to get NetKeen working on the Pandora was too verbose

2013-08-19T09:27:28Z

Kingu moved page How to get NetKeen working on the Pandora to NetKeen without leaving a redirect: Move How to get NetKeen working on the Pandora was too verbose

TerminILL: Just updating the NKLaunch link, fixing a minor bug in old versions.

2012-04-02T07:09:46Z

Just updating the NKLaunch link, fixing a minor bug in old versions.

Esn: updating download link

2011-05-17T05:08:22Z

updating download link

Esn: /* Running NetKeen (single-player) */ this might already be outdated, but at least less so...

2011-04-30T11:37:17Z

‎Running NetKeen (single-player): this might already be outdated, but at least less so...

Esn: update

2011-04-27T03:34:40Z

update

Esn: /* Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet) */

2011-04-23T11:13:58Z

‎Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet)

Esn: /* Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet) */

2011-04-23T10:52:01Z

‎Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet)

Esn: /* Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet) */

2011-04-23T10:48:21Z

‎Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet)

Esn: /* Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet) */ info for hosting

2011-04-23T10:46:32Z

‎Running NetKeen (multiplayer, internet): info for hosting

ABC: /* Running NetKeen (multiplayer, LAN) */ cat

2011-04-19T14:25:09Z

‎Running NetKeen (multiplayer, LAN): cat

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 NKLaunch is an optional tool that allows you to start or join a multiplayer online NetKeen game with a little less typing.
-#[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4136382/nklaunch.zip Download NKLaunch.zip].
+#[http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4136382/nklaunch-new.zip Download NKLaunch.zip].
 #Open the zip file (for example, with Squeeze), and extract its contents into your NetKeen folder (located at <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/games/netkeen</code>)
 #Complete steps 1-6 from the section above

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 NetKeen is a multiplayer game inspired by the Commander Keen series in which 2-4 players battle to the death in a traditional platformer setting. A video of what it plays like can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-uGUj82CXQ here] (if you're reading this on the Pandora, open [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/57099-new-version-of-minitube-avaiable/page__p__941908&#entry941908 Minitube] and paste the link into the searchbox).
-It was [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?t=1856 created by Lemm], with most of the level design by Ceilick. The latest version is from 2011-04-23 (although the latest public one is from 2011-02-20)
+It was [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?t=1856 created by Lemm], with most of the level design by Ceilick. The latest version is from 2011-05-15.
 This tutorial is based partially on [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?p=41972#41972 Ceilick's].
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 ==Running NetKeen (single-player)==
-#[http://www.mediafire.com/?ee3jeet21y4e9oh Download NetKeen]. Put all game files into the following directory: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/games/netkeen</code>
+#[http://files.commanderkeen.org/users/omp/NETKEEN-2011-5-15.zip Download NetKeen]. Put all game files into the following directory: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/games/netkeen</code>
 #Download [http://www.mediafire.com/?uhygkfjn9uwj3ol netkeen.conf]. This file finetunes DOSBox emulation settings so as to optimize NetKeen performance (IPXNet is turned on, frameskip is set to 4, and all sound emulation except for Adlib is disabled. Also, fullscreen is disabled, because you must be able to use XChat to organize a game).
 #Place netkeen.conf into the following folder: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/.dboxfe</code> (if you can't see it, press CTRL and the "H" key to view hidden files in your file manager).

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 ==Running NetKeen (single-player)==
-#[http://www.mediafire.com/?guay06vn68lkouu Download NetKeen]. Put all game files into the following directory: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/games/netkeen</code>
+#[http://www.mediafire.com/?ee3jeet21y4e9oh Download NetKeen]. Put all game files into the following directory: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/games/netkeen</code>
 #Download [http://www.mediafire.com/?uhygkfjn9uwj3ol netkeen.conf]. This file finetunes DOSBox emulation settings so as to optimize NetKeen performance (IPXNet is turned on, frameskip is set to 4, and all sound emulation except for Adlib is disabled. Also, fullscreen is disabled, because you must be able to use XChat to organize a game).
 #Place netkeen.conf into the following folder: <code>/media/[your SD card]/pandora/appdata/dosbox/.dboxfe</code> (if you can't see it, press CTRL and the "H" key to view hidden files in your file manager).

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 NetKeen is a multiplayer game inspired by the Commander Keen series in which 2-4 players battle to the death in a traditional platformer setting. A video of what it plays like can be seen [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-uGUj82CXQ here] (if you're reading this on the Pandora, open [http://www.gp32x.com/board/index.php?/topic/57099-new-version-of-minitube-avaiable/page__p__941908&#entry941908 Minitube] and paste the link into the searchbox).
-It was [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?t=1856 created by Lemm], with most of the level design by Ceilick. The latest version is from 2011-03-15 (although the latest public one is from 2011-02-20)
+It was [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?t=1856 created by Lemm], with most of the level design by Ceilick. The latest version is from 2011-04-23 (although the latest public one is from 2011-02-20)
 This tutorial is based partially on [http://www.pckf.com/viewtopic.php?p=41972#41972 Ceilick's].

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 ##which version you're going to play (Keen 4, Keen 5, Keen 6, or Keen Dreams)
 #If ''someone else'' is hosting, they will tell you their IP address (for example, xx.xx.xxx.xxx), and you need to type the following into your DOS window: <code>ipxnet connect xx.xx.xxx.xxx 3140</code>. If done correctly, you will receive a message that DOSBox is successfully tunneling.
-#If ''you'' are hosting, make sure you've set up your router beforehand (setting up your router can be done on your Pandora in a web browser - check the instructions that came with your device) so that UDP port 3140 is open, and ''it is assigned to your Pandora'' if you have more than one computer using your internet at home. In the DOS window, you need to type in <code>ipxnet startserver 3140</code>. If you've done this correctly, DOSBox will read "Ipx Tunneling Server started". Then you need to tell the other players your IP address so they can connect to you. You can find it out by going to [http://www.whatismyip.com/ whatismyip.com].
+#If ''you'' are hosting, make sure you've set up your router beforehand (setting up your router can be done on your Pandora in a web browser - check the instructions that came with your router) so that UDP port 3140 is open, and ''it is assigned to your Pandora'' if you have more than one computer using your internet at home. In the DOS window, you need to type in <code>ipxnet startserver 3140</code>. If you've done this correctly, DOSBox will read "Ipx Tunneling Server started". Then you need to tell the other players your IP address so they can connect to you. You can find it out by going to [http://www.whatismyip.com/ whatismyip.com].
 #Once the server is started and 1 or more players have joined, the players who're not hosting must type <code>netkeen -nodes X</code> where 'X' is the number of players. For a 2 player game this would be <code>netkeen -nodes 2</code> (for Keen 5 levels) or any of the following: <code>netkeen -nodes 2 -ext ck4</code> (Keen 4), <code>netkeen -nodes 2 -ext ck6</code> (Keen 6), <code>netkeen -nodes 2 -ext kdr</code> (Keen Dreams). The host must type the same thing, but also add <code> -server</code> onto the end.
 #Whoever has the lowest IP address gets to choose the game settings (such as # of lives, buffer, and map). If the game seems to be too slow, increase the buffer (this will make the controls more laggy, though). The fewer players there are, and the closer they are to you geographically, the better NetKeen will run. Also, levels with lots of moving platforms tend to run badly.

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