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+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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Installing Game Assets
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======================
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${PKGSTEM} requires the assets from the classic CD-ROM version of the game from
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1994. The Enhanced Edition content is not supported at this point.
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After locating the files, copy the game's DATA and SOUND directories into
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~/.local/share/shockolate/res. Here is an example based on the System Shock:
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Classic Edition from GOG.com (use innoextract from packages):
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$ innoextract setup_system_shock_classic_2.0.0.3.exe
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$ mkdir -p ~/.local/share/shockolate/res
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$ cp -R app/SSHOCK/{DATA,SOUND} ~/.local/share/shockolate/res/
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$ systemshock
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Note that the wrapper script will automatically lowercase all files and
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directories in ~/.local/share/shockolate/res.
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Using Soundfonts for Better Audio
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=================================
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${PKGSTEM} can use sound fonts via fluidsynth as alternative to the rather
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basic MIDI soundtrack. For easy setup, install the package
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audio/generaluser-gs-soundfont and select FluidSynth in the in-game menu (Esc ->
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Audio -> Audio Options).
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Other sound fonts can be install by dropping a .sf2 sound font file into
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~/.local/share/shockolate/res/.
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