: SO 118430 466 %_102 32 344 Y 2308371 5 13 F4N4 FO & -284%4 36 9. +_ 1t03t804 3-5-4146 4422 "S-332822 68 tO 60464226 A1- © 254342 { } { J ) % a | 4 £4 t ye é ‘ . — A £ 5 ee c svbek: PPP SE LOR Meinolf Schneider The Oxyd Book General Edition Environmentally undamaging and biodegradable, because it is 100% oxygen bleached! ue a me & $ a ce The Oxyd® Book (General Edition) ISBN 3-928278-12-6 (American Edition) (German Edition: ISBN 3-928278-05-3) (English Edition: ISBN 3-928278-08-8) (France Edition: ISBN 3-928278-10-X) Ist Edition (10.000) September 1992 ©1992 by Dongleware Publishing, Inc. Caricatures: Axel Muhr, Heidelberg, Germany Cover Design: Andreas Miiller, Darmstadt, Germany English Translation: Douglas Fear, Heidelberg, Germany Copyright No part of this book may be reproduced in any way, photomechanically, magnetically, electronically, or other, without express permission of the publisher. The reproduction and dissemination of the Oxyd disk is however expressly permitted, providing that no alterations of the files on the disk are attempted. Contraventions shall be prosecuted. Through the lawful acquisition of this book the owner thereof receives a license for playing the entire game. Disclaimer of Liability The Dongleware Verlags GmbH wishes to remind the reader of this book that no liebility or responsibility whatsoever in connection with use of the same can be assumed. The use of Oxyd entails your own risk. The publisher cannot be held responsible for grey hairs, heart attacks, divorces, lost workdays, starved housecats, or incorrectly executed magic formulas. Tke disks for the game can be obtained for IBM-PC, Macintosh, NeXT, Ami ga, and Atari computers from various public domain houses, at your local computer shop, or for $5 (plus shipping & handling) directly from: Dongleware Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 391829, 35 Howard St. Cambridge, MA_ 02139 Phone 1-800-228-OXYD Ask for the newest program version if you have problems with the installation with your system or with other functions of Oxyd. If you did not buy this program or this book directly from Dongleware Publishing, Inc. then you should register in writing or by calling 1-800-228-OXYD. You will then automatically receive information when new Dongleware products appear. Atari, ST, STE, TT and Falcon are registered trademarks of Atari, Inc. Apple, Macintosh, AppleTalk and Finder are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Amiga is a trademark of Commodore-Amiga, Inc. NeXT is a trademark of NeXT, Inc. Microsoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks of Mircosoft, Inc. IBM and IBM PC are registered trademarks of the International Business Machines, Inc. 80286, 80386 and 80486 are registered trademarks of Intel, Inc. Dongle and Oxyd are registered trademarks of Meinolf Schneider. The use of names and products is only for informational purposes and does not constitute a misuse of such trade names or trademarks. Dongleware Publishing, Inc. assumes no guarantee in connection with the choice or use of these symbols. Contents Chapter 1 Welcome to Oxyd Chapter 2 Entry into the World of Oxyd . Chapter 3 Meditation Landscapes Chapter 4 Magic Tokens . Chapter 5 Playing for Time . Chapter 6 Two Player Game Chapter 7 Tips & Tricks . Chapter § Up the Creek without a Paddle? . Kapitel 9 Extremely Bad Magic Formulas . 13 Lie 28 31 Chapter One Welcome to Oxyd Welcome to the world of Oxyd. Investigate the unknown world of bits and bytes in your computer. In the guise of a small black glass marble you will wander through landscapes with manifold types of tokens, landscapes full of uncountable objects. And truly fascinating landscapes they are .... But this world is threatened: overnight the mysterious Oxyds, which provide the world with vital oxygen, have closed themselves. Now the entire world threatens to suffocate. Only you can rescue this digital world. Your task is to find all Oxyds in a given landscape and to touch them. Two of each of these Oxyds have the same pattern or color and must be touched one after the other in order to remain opened and to give out vital oxygen. If it was only as simple as it sounds! Unfortunately the Oxyds are scattered far and wide through the landscape, and you must frequently think very carefully indeed, before you can even get to them. In addition, most of the other tokens and objects in this world have completely unknown effects. Every token and every object has its own particular characteristics and is connected in a complex fashion with the other tokens and objects. Besides courage and talent you also need a good deal of scientific curiosity. Not until all Oxyds have been opened can you reach the next landscape. The Oxyd world consists of 100 different landscapes. You have a long way to go before you can rescue all landscapes from suffocation. But it pays off: as savior of the Oxyd world you will have ample rewards. Chapter 2 Entry into the Oxyd World You can start Oxyd from a disk or copy it onto your hard disk and start it from there. With Amiga and Atari it is also possible to boot with the game disk directly. Otherwise just start the game with a double click on the program file Oxyd™, if you want the monochrome (black & white) version, or click the file Oxyd™ Color for the color version of the game. By the way - the color version cannot be played using a gray tone monitor, as the Oxyds are not differentiated here by patterns, but rather by colors. IBM-PC owners can choose among three different Oxyd versions, according to which graphic card is used in the system: OXYD_HGC.EXE This is the IBM-Oxyd version for the Hercules graphic card. You need, aside from a Hercules graphic card, at least 600 KByte free working memory (DOS = High). If you have a 512 KByte EMS memory, then you will have the pleasure of experiencing Oxyd with sound. OXYD_EGA.EXE This monochrome IBM-Oxyd version can be used with all EGA or VGA graphic cards. Here too you will need at least 600 KByte free working memory (DOS = High). Sounds once again are only possible if at least 512 KByte EMS memory are available. OXYD_VGA.EXE This color IBM Oxyd version can only be used with VGA graphic cards with at least 256 KByte memory. You will need 540 KByte main memory and | MByte EMS memory. For sound however you need an additional 512 KByte EMS memory. Your system should have at least a 386 processor when starting this program. The following is valid for all IBM Oxyd versions: MS-DOS 5.0 must be installed and, if your system has only 1 MByte memory availab.e, a main memory of at least 540 KByte must also be available. An EMS driver for the administration of the UMB must also be installed. Sound is not possible with a memory of only | MByte. The Main Menu of Oxyd Once the program is loaded the game leader will appear and then the title picture with a short description of the possible functions. (The leader can be interrupted by pressing a mouse button.) You then have the following choices: FI or left mouse button Mac: 31 or mouse button With this key you start the normal 1-player game. F2 or right mouse button Mac: 32 With this key you start the linked game. For this you need a second computer. You can then solve further landscapes with a partner. F3 Mac:33 With this key you can restart the game at the last landscape visited. If you restart midgame you destroy the marble in use and start the landscape anew, with the loss of one reserve marble. F4 Mac:384 With this key you can switch the timed game option on and off. F5 Mac:3€5 With this key you can switch the sound on and off. With IBM computers this key sets the various sound production possibilities: Draft Sound: via internal loudspeaker with minimum memory load, a whistle is heard (because of the principle of this type of sound production). Quality Sound: via internal loudspeaker with increased memory load, therefore increased sound quality. Dongle-Sound: via printer port. For this you need a special apparatus which is attached to your HiFi system and which offers much better sound than that of the internal loudspeaker. The Dongle Sound Box is obtainable for $39 directly from Dongleware Publishing, Inc. USA. Soundblaster: via a Soudblaster card. F7 Mac: 37 With this key the interface for the linked game can be set up. With Atari you can use this key to choose between the serial and the MIDI interface. With Macintosh you can choose between the normal serial interface and AppleTalk, and set up the latter. This menu item does not apply to Amiga and IBM. The first serial interface (COM 1) is always used for the mouse in IBM, the second interface (COM 2) is used for the linked game. F8 Mac:3#€8 With this key you can call up a short guide to Oxyd. F9 Mac:d#9 With this key you call up information about Dongleware. F10 Mac:#Q With this key you end the game and return to the desktop. If the computer was booted with the game (only Atari & Amiga), this starts a boot. ESC Mac:#./ESC With this key you can interrupt the game at any time and you will return to the Oxyd main menu. Choosing Language When starting Oxyd the country code in the system is asked - according to the capabilities of the various computer types - and the language for the text output is set. In addition you can select which language you want with the following key combinations: Alternate D or #D With this key you can choose German-language text output. Alternate E or #E With this key you can choose English-language text output. Alternate F or 3F With this key you can choose French-language text output. Collecting Objects In order to collect the various objects in the landscapes, just roll over them with your marble. The collected objects then appear at bottom of the screen in the indicator. A maximum of 13 objects can be collected. With the right-hand mouse button you can sort your inventory. The object appearing at extreme left in the indicator can be activated with the left-hand mouse button or laid down in the field where the marble is momentarily located. If an object is already in the field, you cannot place a second object there. You can prevent pick-up of an object by keeping the right or left mouse button pressed. Since the Macintosh mouse only has one key, the tab key is used in place of the second mouse button. 10 Secret Numbers After every landscape a secret number appears, which should be noted. This number enables you to choose a landscape directly, or, when interrupting a game, to continue play in the same landscape. Oxy The key with to which the secret numbers are calculated is changed as soon as you play Landscape #10 without the time option! So don’t ' repeatedly play Landscape #10 without the time option, or your hard- earned secret numbers will be lost. pss eee Le SEE : SSeS odd lal 11 Chapter 3 Meditation Landscapes After successfully supplying 9 landscapes with oxygen, you must prove your mettle in one of the nerve-racking Meditation Landscapes. There you must transport several small white or green balls into various pits, whereby all the balls are normally steered by mouse. The cardinal rule for all those attempting this type of landscape is: EAS Y DOES as a To have even a faint chance, you must have careful mouse coordination; frantic mouse movement results only in the risk of having one of the balls drop or otherwise break to bits which causes the landscape to start again from the beginning. Not until all the balls are lying still in the pits can you move forward to another landscape in the Oxyd world. One of the many nerve-racking Meditation Landscapes in Oxyd. 12 Chapter 4 Magic Tokens A particularly nasty type of token inhabits the landscapes beyond the tenth world: the magic tokens. They often occupy just those spots where they block your way completely. If you are not lucky enough to find another way around them, then you will need this Oxyd book. This contains the magic formulas with which you can fix these blasted tokens once and for all. We obtained the magic formulas from Dr. Mouseclick, who personally knows someone who has rescued the Oxyd world from certain death once already. For this reason Dr. Mouseclick has been able to give us some other important information, which you can read up on in the chapter on Tips & Tricks. First of all, though, here are the instructions for expert use of the magic formulas: Fortunately the magic tokens themselves give away which magic formula is most effective for their destruction. If you meet up with such a token in your wanderings, consult the Oxyd book. On the tokens there is an inscription. The number at the top on the token gives you the page number in the Oxyd book that you must look up. The lower line gives you the column and line, in which you will find the correct magic formula. Look on the corresponding page for the 3 digit magic formula and type its letters or digits. When the formula is right, the magic token disappears forever! page in book column 13 The use of the magic formulas not only removes the token in question, but also has an effect upon the entire population of this type of token. The more such tokens you magically remove, the smaller the probability becomes of these appearing in the subsequent landscapes. MA! C, 14 ‘WANTED HARRY HACKER Wanted for illegal copying of the Oxyd magic formulas by night, armed data robbery, & asocial stupidity in at least five cases. Description: chronically inflamed index finger incapable of programming speaks only broken BASIC Please report any information, anonymously if you wish, to your local department of the data police. o os on Ny LS Chapter 5 Playing for Time At some point you will certairly have played through all of the Oxyd landscapes and you will have a secret number for every landscape. In these circumstances it would be very interesting to try playing against the clock. To do this you must switch on the timing option in the title with the F4 key (with Macintosk 34). When a landscape is started, you will then see, while the screen _s changing over, the best time for this landscape at the bottom of the screen. On the left a ticking clock then appears. Now try to get through the landscape in the shortest time possible for you. If you are faster than the best time, then you can enter your initials into the “Best” list. The best time and the initials of the corresponding player are saved automatically for each landscape under the file name MINTIMES.OX.. If you want a “fresh” list, you can erase this file. At the next start the program makes a new “Best” list with the maximum time (99:59 rainutes each) for each landscape. In the case of a winning time a verification code is shown. This is an 8-digit number calculated with the best time and landscape number. With this number you can prove that you didn’t cheat. So, if anyone happens to doubt your best time, he can cal. the Oxyd SOS-line with the code and, by giving the time and landscape number, obtain confirmation of your performance. In contrast to the normal game, the timed game is interrupted after completion of the landscape, so tnat you can choose a new landscape for another timed game. 16 Chapter 6 Two-Player Game To be exact, Oxyd doesn’t just contain 100 landscapes. There are in fact 200 landscapes! The first 100 landscapes have to be rescued by you alone, without any help. For the other 100 landscapes you need a friend with a computer. By connecting two computers you can then play (work?) through the other 100 landscapes together. Here you will meet up with lots more surprises. For this you and your friend will have to become a practised team. This playing mode is called linked game. For the built-in linked game mode you need the following ingredients: 1. Two computers. 2. Two disks with the Oxyd program. 3. A null modem cable or two MIDI cables (Atari only) or two modems and a fat bank account, if you play over a telephone line, or any network (Macintosh or NeXT only). 4. Another person ( it might be better if this person is not a friend...) for the second computer. 5. Lots of coffee. he. as ee “Se a pees om 17 Who with who? We wish to point out right away that there can be problems with a linked game if two different computer types or models are used. Both computers must have processors from the same family. A computer with a 68000 and one with a 386 will never be able to play together. But the possibility exists, for example, of connecting a 68000 with a 68030 or a 286 with a 486. In both the same Oxyd versicn must run, otherwise synchronicity of play is not ensured. Also, mixing of graphic resolutions is not possible. Oxyd must run in tke same resolution on both computers. You can see which graphic resolttions there are among the various computers, relative to the screen size needed by Oxyd: High resolution (640*400 dot) in 16 colors Macintosh, Mac-LC-Classic (with 512*384 section), Atari TT/Falcon, NeXT and IBM with VGA High resolution (640*400 dot) in monochrome Macintosh, Mac-Classic (with 512*384 section), Atari Falcon, Atari ST/TT/Falcon, NeXT and IBM with VGA Low resolution (320*200 dot) in 16 colors Atari ST/TT/Falcon Low resolution (320*200 dot) in 32 colors Amiga High resolution (640*300 dot) in monochrome IBM with Hercules, VGA or EGA graphic card The program has a built-in compatibility test, w.th which the viability of the connection of the two computers is checked before starting the game. If this test shows an incompatibility, the called-up computer shows the message Linked game is impossible! at the start. If this message appears, watch for the version number when starting Oxyd. It will appear after starting in the bottom left of the title (e.g. V3). The same version must be run on both computers. If both versions are the same and both computers are running with the same screen resolution, and the message appears in spite of this, then the linked game is not possible at all. 18 Setting up a link When you have 2 computers available that get along together, then set up these two computers in separate rooms. The windows should have bars. Hard objects capable of causing injury should be removed beforehand. When setting up a MIDI connection (Atari only), connect the two computers with the MIDI cables - the MIDI-IN socket of the one with the MIDI-OUT socket of the other. When setting up a null modem connection, that is a direct connection of two computers via the serial interfaces, connect each interface with a null modem cable. For playing over the telephone connect your computer to your modem via the serial interface. If you want to play with a Macintosh via AppleTalk, please make sure that your computer is connected to the network and that AppleTalk has been activated before starting the game. This is possible in the Apple Menu of the Finder under the menu item chooser. Now the doors of each room should be locked from the inside and the keys thrown out the window. Each player can now start the Oxyd program. : 3 After the Oxyd title appears, both players should be able to communicate alphanumerically via the keyboards. Everything that is entered through the keyboard from now on will be sent to the other computer via the interface and will appear in the lower line on each screen. If this is not the case, then you will have to take steps to set up the desired connection: MODEM Connection ~The Baud rate of the serial interface can be set with special commands. These commands are initiated with the keys "RETURN" and "#" . The RETURN key always erases the current entry line. The symbol "#" must consequently always be the first symbol in the entry line, in order for the following to be interpreted as a command. As a standard a Baud rate of 2400 Baud is set. Much higher Baud rates are not really necessary. The command “#0” would set the Baud rate at 1200. (“#0” for 1200 Baud, “#1” for 2400 Baud, “#2” for 4800 Baud, “#3” for 9600 Baud”, and “#4” for 19200 Baud). 19 If Oxyd is to be played over a modem, then the first thing to set up is the telephone connection. All entries are first sent to the modem. Therefore you first have to give the modem the commands for setting up connection. The manual for your modem will tell you which commands to use. With a Hayes-compatible modem you could for example print “atz” and then RETURN to initia ize the modem. With the command “atdp062238740” (pulse choice procedure) or “atdt5 191234” (tone choice procedure) you would then choose the desired connection. Macintosh and AppleTalk The Apple Macintosh supports not only the normal serial interface, but also AppleTalk. The interface for the linked game can be chosen with the menu item link choice (387) in the Oxyd main menu. The computer connection will be realised via the direct serial interface or via AppleTalk. Should you decide upon AppleTalk then you will first have to enter the name under which you wish to be known in the AppleTalk network. After this a list of all other possible players currently on network and located in the menu link choice appears. From this list a co-player can be selected. It can sometimes happen that nobody has yet entered his/her name into the network. In this case you will have to wait until a name to be chosen appears on-screen. When a choice has been successfully made the Oxyd main menu appears again automatically and further communication between players then takes place via the lower line of the screen, as usual. When playing in a heavily loaded network the game speed may be reduced considerably. The serial interface on the other hand always guarantees a rapid game pace. Starting a Linked Game When keyboard communication is functioning then the linked game can be started with F2 (with Macintosh 362). It is important that only one player implement this, otherwise communications problems may crop up. In that case both players must press ESC (or #.) or simply wait until the title appears again. The player who pressed F2 (862) has the black marble in the game, the other player the white. 20 The game can begin! The goal is to solve all pictures together, whereby in linked game mode there is a particular advantage: if one player loses all his lives, and the other player can solve the current picture alone, then the first player gets an extra life for the next landscape. Desynchronisations Unfortunately, sad coincidences can lead to both computers suddenly simulating different worlds. This can be caused for example by an unnoticed transmission error. The game continues, but each computer then carries out the calculations with different marble positions. If you are playing over telephone, then you will have little chance of establishing this error. Oxyd does however check the marble positions at regular intervals. If differences are noticed, then the message DESYNCHRONISATION immediately appears. If this happens, you can do only one thing: leave the current landscape with ESC (or $8.) and Start it again. 21 Chapter 7 Tips & Tricks Besides the many magic formulas we also received some sketches and hints from Dr. Mouseclick, which appear to describe some important conditions of the world. If you become completely baffled at some point in your wanderings, then you should definitely read this chapter through. This sketch probably describes a place where a hammer was hidden. 22 Black and White Tiles In the linked game there is something worth mentioning in connection with the black and white tiles: if a figure is located on a black tile, then it can only be controlled by the player with the black marble. The reverse holds true for a figure located on a white surface - only the player with the white marble controls it. lectric Tokens These tokens and their effect have only been discovered recently. Every brush against one of these tokens causes the figure concerned to become electrically charged. The charge can be negative or positive. As long as no other figure is nearby, you won’t notice the charge. But if a figure with a different charge comes too close - watch out! For then both figures will be irresistably attracted to one another. This situation can frequently “attract” uncomfortable consequences, too. But sometimes this effect can be used to your advantage, especially if there are two of you playing and deep chasms bar the path. In the case of identical charges the two figures repel each other. This last effect is extremely useful when being pursued. Lasers Photon-emitting tokens should always be treated with care. In most cases there is a switch token somewhere nearby, with which you can switch the laser on and off. If you run into a photon ray, you've had it. The only way to get around a photon ray is to jump over it. If you don’t happen to have a jumper just then and you cannot switch off the laser, then you can only surround the photon ray with mirrors, thus deflecting it And in general: we have noticed that some objects and tokens react very strangely to photon irradiation. However, there is as yet no precise description of what objects react how.... 23 Mirrors The group of mirror tokens has several subgroups. All of them have in common the ability to deflect photon rays. The way in which they deflect them varies, however. One basic difference is in the color of the mirror frame: specially colored frames can be pushed. The color of the mirrors themselves permits drawing conclusions as to the type of reflection. Solid mirrors reflect the entire photon ray. If the mirror is not solid, only part of the photon ray is reflected, the other part continues in the original direction. If a photon ray hits a non-solid mirror lengthwise, then the entire photon ray is absorbed. The frames with the triangular mirrors are the cause of many headaches. On the right side the photon ray is reflected in the opposite direction. Please note in this connection that re-reflections must also be taken into account! If the ray hits the mirror on the side, it will be reflected at 90°. It gets really interesting when a ray hits the peak of a triangular mirror. The ray is split, so that one part is reflected at 90° to the right and the other at 90° to the left. The Sack With the sack you can collect more than 13 objects and send them by mail, without having to use the objects when they are set down (e.g. the dynamite sticks don’t explode). <p Removing puzzle tokens is often a long, hard job. By touching puzzle tokens they are pushed in the direction of contact. Not until all puzzle ‘tokens are joined correctly to all the surrounding puzzle pieces, i.e. no open connecting pieces, will the next contact with a token cause them all to explode. This last step is very dangerous indeed. Many a marble has been blown to smithereens by it. So - as soon as things are ready, touch that last token - and head for the hills! 24 Ae A> The Flags There are two kinds of flags, one with a small black ball at the end of the flagpole, one with a white ball. By planting a flag somewhere, a new starting position for the black or white marble respectively can be set, if a marble is destroyed. 6 6 The Bombs Two different types of bombs are known at present: black bombs and white bombs. When the black bombs are set off, the tiles upon which they were lying are destroyed. The white bombs are more powerful and destroy the neighboring vertical and horizontal tiles. The bombs can be set off with dynamite (among other things). Please be careful when setting them off! An exploding bomb will set off all the vertically and horizontally neighboring bombs! Only bombs can remove the bomb tokens. Occasionally you will do find boxes that simply fall apart when a bomb explodes, and thus replace the tiles which had been destroyed by the bomb. 25 Me atovete'etahh® Movable Tokens Many tokens are movable, if you just roll against them hard enough. (In some situations you have to try things the hard way!) But watch out! If you push a token over some object, the object may “deform”. The behavior of the tokens on various surfaces is also quite different. We know, for example, that the wood tokens build new planks, when pushed onto a chasm. Other tokens however just fall in and disappear for good. A lot of tokens resemble one another (or are even identical), but have differing specifications. You should not believe everything you see in a landscape! Dr. Mouseclick has assured us that each and every landscape in the Oxyd world can be solved! 26 NAANS ; thea follow ; lat cheery Hos chervies | ar It is not known where this sketch was found. It seems to describe the route through a labyrinth. 27 Chapter 8 Up the Creek without a Paddle? If at some point you are stock and, in spite of all the tips in the previous chapter, you feel you are in a game situation with no way out, don’t despair. You can be helped. The Oxyd SOS telephone is now at your disposal every Thursday. While expert psychological help in cases of overextended Oxyd-playing psychosis cannot be offered, the SOS line does provide assistance to those still able to articulate their distress. OXY D SOS TELEPHONE (617)-497-1130 every Thursday (except holidays and company vacation) between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. (EST) The following pages are intended to relieve the strain on the SOS telephone, keeping it free for the more urgent first aid cases. Here you will find the most important suggestions towards solving the most difficult landscapes. Please be aware, however, that you could be depriving yourself of most of the fun by looking at the following pages right away. For this reason you should promise yourself only to risk a look at these pages on a certain day of the week! 28 Lapescap 2170 2N3X0! 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