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{{engine infobox|image=[[File:Dmagnetic_verysmall.jpeg]]|title=dMagnetic|author=Thomas Dettbarn|released=April 14th, 2019|last_release=0. | {{engine infobox|image=[[File:Dmagnetic_verysmall.jpeg]]|title=dMagnetic|author=Thomas Dettbarn|released=April 14th, 2019|last_release=0.26|platform=Anything with a C compiler|language=English|license=BSD 2-Clause|color=yes|graphics=ANSI, ASCII, sixel|sound=none}} | ||
== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
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* C64 Disk images (D64) | * C64 Disk images (D64) | ||
* Magnetic Windows Resource Files | * Magnetic Windows Resource Files | ||
* Amstrad CPC disk images (DSK) | |||
== Graphical Modes == | == Graphical Modes == |
Revision as of 14:27, 31 October 2020
Synopsis
Since it first release in early 2019, dMagnetic is a Magnetic Scrolls interpreter for modern devices. Its main goal is being as portable as possible, and can be found in various operating systems as a pre-compiled package. Instead of relying on graphical libraries such as GTK, QT or SDL, it is designed to run the games in a terminal window.
Input Formats
Being an interpreter, dMagnetic needs the original game binaries to play them. Since release 0.24, it is capable of reading them in one of the following formats:
- .mag/.gfx files (from the Magnetic Scrolls Memorial)
- MS DOS directories
- C64 Disk images (D64)
- Magnetic Windows Resource Files
- Amstrad CPC disk images (DSK)
Graphical Modes
Magnetic Scrolls was known for its beautiful graphics. dMagnetic is capable of displaying them, on its own, in the terminal window.
- none - does not render the graphics
- monochrome - Renders images as ASCII Art
- low ansi - Renders images in 16-Color ANSI Art
- high ansi - Truecolor graphics
- sixel - High Resolution graphics
Installation
- Debian/Ubuntu: % apt-get install dmagnetic
- OpenBSD: % pkg_add dmagnetic
Screenshots
dMagnetic 0.23, running "The Guild of Thieves" in sixel mode.
dMagnetic 0.23, running "The Guild of Thieves" in low ansi mode.
Links
- https://www.dettus.net/dMagnetic - Project homepage
- https://repology.org/project/dmagnetic/versions - Packages for various operating systems
- https://msmemorial.if-legends.org/ - The Magnetic Scrolls Memorial
- https://manpages.debian.org/testing/dmagnetic/dMagnetic.1.en.html - Manpage for dMagnetic (from Debian)