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Copper Swapper 0.50              (c)2005 Atani Software
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Copper Swapper is a variant on the classic Bejeweled
gem swapping game.  In this version you rotate a block
of four goat icons to create horizontal or vertical
groupings of 3 or more.

Contact
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Please use the website link below to follow the latest
developments of this software.  Please use the bug tracking
page on the SourceForge website for bug reports.

Website: http://www.atani-software.net/
SourceForge: http://sf.net/projects/atsoft/

Known Issues
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1) some of the animations for tile removal need work, they
run too fast, etc.

Burning Information
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The binary releases include an unscrambled binary which is
suitable for direct upload to the dreamcast via dc-tool or
similar software.  If you want to have self boot support
you should use an SBI file or similar method.

Menu Key Mappings
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A   -- select Item
B   -- cancel/return to parent menu
Y   -- Reset highscores (only works in highscore menu)

In Game Key Mappings
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L/A -- Rotate Left
R/B -- Rotate Right
Y   -- Exit to menu

Source License
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The main code of Copper Swapper is licensed via the GPL v2 license.
Code excluded from GPL v2 is:
	genmenu.{c,h}
	libmenu.a
	plx/*
	tsu/*
These are excluded as they are simply modified versions available
under the KOS/BSD license.
libmenu.a is a special library created for the GOAT Games contest
and is subject to licensing terms of the contest.

Media License
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All media is Copyright (C) 2005 Team Screamcast.  Permission is not
granted for use in other projects without prior approval of Team Screamcast.
Media are the files which live under the romdisk directory with exception of
typewriter.txf which comes from the KOS distribution and is subject to its
original license terms.

Compilation
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It should be possible to compile the code using make. All external
dependencies come from KOS.
