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XTREK(1)                 X Version 11(1 November 1989)                 XTREK(1)


NAME
      xtrek - X based space warfare extravaganza

SYNOPSIS
      xtrek hostname

DESCRIPTION
      The xtrek game is a real time, interactive shoot-em up space war game.

      It is a fun and exciting pastime, which can waste hours of valuable time,
      and comsume CPU minutes like there is no tomorrow.  It is also useful in
      overloading the average ethernet to a horrifying extent.

X DEFAULTS
      The program understands the following class values:

      font (class Font)
              Specifies the name of the normal font.  The default is
              ``vtsingle.''

      background (class Background)
              Specifies the color to use for the background of the window.  The
              default is ``white.''

      foreground (class Foreground)
              Specifies the color to use for displaying text in the window.
              Setting the class name instead of the instance name is an easy
              way to have everything that would normally appear in the "text"
              color change color.  The default is ``black.''

      cursorColor (class Foreground)
              Specifies the color to use for the text cursor.  The default is
              ``black.''

      reverseVideo (class ReverseVideo)
              Specifies whether or not reverse video should be simulated.  The
              default is ``false.''

COMMANDS
      Mouse buttons:


      LEFT     fire torpedo.

      MIDDLE   fire phaser.

      RIGHT    turn ship.

      Keyboard commands:





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      .    Set fractional warp speed

      k    Set course

      p    Fire phaser

      m    Drop a mine

      n    Toggle bell.

      t    Fire torpedo.

      d    Detonate approaching enemy torpedos.

      e    Detonate your torpedos.

      D    Detonate your mines.

      T    Turbo mode ON/OFF.

      j    Jump (teleport).

      +    Raise shields.

      -    Lower shields.

      u    Toggle shield UP/DOWN.

      b    Bomb planet.

      z    Beam up your armies.

      x    Beam down armies.

      f    Follow locked ship.

      R    Repair your ship

      o    Orbit planet

      H    Bring on robot horde.

      Q    Quit (self-destruct).

      ?    Repeat messages.

      c    Raise/Lower cloak.

      C    Coup a planet.





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      l    Lock on ship/planet.

      @    Toggle co-pilot.

      G    SETRHOSTILE_KEY

      g    CLRRHOSTILE_KEY

      *    Create easy-to-kill robot.

      &    Create mongo-tough robot.

      SP   Remove information windows.

      L    List active players.

      P    List planets.

      S    List scores.

      s    Create/Destroy status window.

      U    Toggle "show shields" flag.

      M    Toggle map mode.

      N    Toggle name mode.

      i    Information on planet.

      h    Create/Destroy help window.

      w    Show war window.


ENVIRONMENT
      Xtrek uses the environment variable ``DISPLAY'' to specify which bit map
      display terminal to use.

SEE ALSO
      xtrekd(6)
      ``Xtrek For Fun and Profit''
      ``Customizing Xtrek for Fun and Profit''

BUGS
      The message code is f**ked

COPYRIGHT
      Copyright 1988, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
      See X(1) for a full statement of rights and permissions.




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AUTHORS
      Far too many people, including:

      Dave Gagne (University of BC)
      Mike Bolotski (University of BC)

















































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