 |
SLAG: A Z-Machine Hint System, by Brian Hall. |
|
|
|
SLAG compiles hint source files into Inform source, which can then |
|
be compiled to give a Z-code file containing Invisiclues style hint |
|
|
|
|
|
1 Subdirectory: |
 |
source |
|
|
|
|
|
19 items: |
 |
deadlineinv.z5 |
|
[3-Mar-2002] |
 |
IFDB entry |
|
Invisiclues for Deadline. |
|
|
|
enchaninv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Enchanter. |
|
|
|
hhgginv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for the Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy. |
|
|
|
hollywoodinv.z5 |
|
[3-Mar-2002] |
|
Invisiclues for Hollywood Hijinx. |
|
|
|
lgopinv.z5 |
|
[10-Feb-2000] |
|
Invisiclues for Leather Goddesses of Phobos. |
|
|
|
lurkinginv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Lurking Horror. |
|
|
|
planetinv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Planetfall. |
|
|
|
slag_compiler.zip |
|
[29-Apr-2003] |
|
Compiler for the SLAG Hint System, version 8, written |
|
by Brian Hall. The SLAG compiler is a PERL script which |
|
converts SLAG source into Inform source. Also included |
|
are vi macros to help when creating SLAG files (also by |
|
Brian Hall), and a Gawk script for converting |
|
Invisiclues to SLAG format, by Fredrik Ramsberg. |
|
|
|
sorcinv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Sorcerer. |
|
|
|
spellbinv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Spellbreaker. |
|
|
|
starcrossinv.z5 |
|
[3-Mar-2002] |
|
Invisiclues for Starcross. |
|
|
|
stationinv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Stationfall. |
|
|
|
stuga_hints.z5 |
|
[17-May-2008] |
|
Invisiclues for the Swedish game Stuga. Clues written |
|
by Fredrik Ramsberg. |
|
(the game is in games/zcode/swedish/) |
|
|
|
suspendedinv.z5 |
|
[3-Mar-2002] |
|
Invisiclues for Suspended. |
|
|
|
trininv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Trinity. |
|
|
|
zork1inv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Zork 1. |
|
|
|
zork2inv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Zork 2. |
|
|
|
zork3inv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Zork 3. |
|
|
|
ztuuinv.z5 |
|
[28-Feb-1999] |
|
Invisiclues for Zork: The Undiscovered Underground. |
|
|
|
|
|
The IF Archive is a public service of the |
|
Interactive Fiction Technology Foundation. |
|
http://iftechfoundation.org/ |
|
|
|
This mirror is a public service of 661.org. |
|
http://661.org/ |
