I can't upload a "pending file". I just get an error; "File doesn't match md5 sum". Anyone else who has got that problem?

I forgot to add the SOLUTIONS.txt file to my zip. Here it is, rot13d:

—

Gurfr ner zl fbyhgvbaf gb rnpu yriry -- bgure fbyhgvbaf znl rkvfg, gubhtu.

1. 7 0 ZBIR ZBIR
2. 4 1 1 ZBIR CBC ZBIR (be 4 1 1 ZBIR EBYY ZBIR)
3. 0 2 ZBIR ZBIR FHO -4 ZBIR ZBIR
4. -4 0 4 0 3 0 ZBIR ERCRNG
5. 0 4 ZBIR -1 ZBIR

It's (to some extent) due to a bug in pyglet, but it's easy to fix.

Open lib/MainGameGui.py and add this line at the bottom of the __init__ function:

self.font= pyglet.font.load("arial")

Unfortunately, my linux box has been dead for a long time, so I couldn't do any linux testing before submitting. This led to me overlooking the fact that I had a chipmunk DLL, which is windows only, forcing linux users to download and build chipmunk from source. Ieuan tried to get it working for a while today, but with no luck, so apparently we're dead in the water for linux. :'(

If you DO manage to get chipmunk installed correctly in linux, please let me know ASAP (keeyai _at_ gmail) so I can share the info with everyone else and hopefully not get so many does not works.

Our group uploaded and email a md5 and was never able to upload a final submission.... we don't care if we are in the competition, but we didnt spend a week on this for nothing... we would be very greatful for feedback on our project... Download Thank You

when can i up our final submission someone help please

Here's the mac version of Roger Robot Beta 5 with all dependencies included. It's supposed to be a universal binary, but I don't know if the PPC parts will actually work. http://software.cpufreak91.net/games/Roger-Robot-Beta-5.dmg.

Dang, I thought I caught all the capitalization mistakes before I finished, but it turns out I missed the level files. So there are three options if you're running on Linux or Mac, first you can change all of the level files to capital L, Level1.txt, Level2.txt, etc. in the data folder.

Or download the play.py here with the updated file name play.py

Or you can change the following snippet of code starting from line 22:

        if levelName == "Jungle":
            self.fname = "Level1.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("jungleIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Climb")
        elif levelName == "Space":
            self.fname = "Level2.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("spaceIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Gravity")
        elif levelName == "Lava":
            self.fname = "Level3.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("lavaIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Runner")
        elif levelName == "War":
            self.fname = "Level4.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("warIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Firepower")
        elif levelName == "Final":
            self.fname = "Level5.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("finalIntro.png",(0,255,0))

to

        if levelName == "Jungle":
            self.fname = "level1.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("jungleIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Climb")
        elif levelName == "Space":
            self.fname = "level2.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("spaceIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Gravity")
        elif levelName == "Lava":
            self.fname = "level3.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("lavaIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Runner")
        elif levelName == "War":
            self.fname = "level4.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("warIntro.png",(0,255,0))
            self.robot = robot.Robot("Firepower")
        elif levelName == "Final":
            self.fname = "level5.txt"
            self.introBanner,null = data.load_image("finalIntro.png",(0,255,0))

My apologies for that one, I'm getting rusty on differences with Python between Windows and Linux.

Thanks again Pekuja for catching that one.

We added a web interface to list the online highscores of Aerobotics, you can access it at http://mindless-labs.com/aerobotics -> Highscores. Try to beat everyone else! :) Cheers, Ron

I am sorry.

I cann't success to test all game in my linux box.
my machine running debian 4.0 and python 2.4

python2.5 isn't full support in debian4.0