thfr 33f90671af import shockolate, a source port of the engine for System Shock
ok solene@ (minor tweaks to README since then)

DESCR:
Shockolate - System Shock, but cross platform! Based on the source code for
PowerPC released by Night Dive Studios, Incorporated. Shockolate is a cross
platform source port of System Shock, using SDL2. This runs well on OSX, Linux,
and Windows right now, with some missing features that need reviving due to not
being included in the source code that was released.

The end goal for this project is something like what Chocolate Doom is for Doom:
an experience that closely mimics the original, but portable and with some
quality of life improvements including an OpenGL renderer and mod support!
2020-09-07 12:14:33 +00:00

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$OpenBSD: README,v 1.1.1.1 2020/09/07 12:14:33 thfr Exp $
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| Running ${PKGSTEM} on OpenBSD
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Installing Game Assets
======================
${PKGSTEM} requires the assets from the classic CD-ROM version of the game from
1994. The Enhanced Edition content is not supported at this point.
After locating the files, copy the game's DATA and SOUND directories into
~/.local/share/shockolate/res. Here is an example based on the System Shock:
Classic Edition from GOG.com (use innoextract from packages):
$ innoextract setup_system_shock_classic_2.0.0.3.exe
$ mkdir -p ~/.local/share/shockolate/res
$ cp -R app/SSHOCK/{DATA,SOUND} ~/.local/share/shockolate/res/
$ systemshock
Note that the wrapper script will automatically lowercase all files and
directories in ~/.local/share/shockolate/res.
Using Soundfonts for Better Audio
=================================
${PKGSTEM} can use sound fonts via fluidsynth as alternative to the rather
basic MIDI soundtrack. For easy setup, install the package
audio/generaluser-gs-soundfont and select FluidSynth in the in-game menu (Esc ->
Audio -> Audio Options).
Other sound fonts can be install by dropping a .sf2 sound font file into
~/.local/share/shockolate/res/.