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===LAGII=== | ===LAGII=== | ||
Developed by XoXus, the Linux AGI Interpreter, or LAGII (1999), runs in the Linux console using SVGAlib. Currently it supports v2 games. Fully expanded, LAGII stands for "Linux Adventure Game Interpreter Interpreter". It is distributed under the GNU GPL. | Developed by XoXus, the Linux AGI Interpreter, or LAGII (1999), runs in the Linux console using SVGAlib. Currently it supports v2 games. Fully expanded, LAGII stands for "Linux Adventure Game Interpreter Interpreter". It is distributed under the GNU GPL. | ||
<span id="Extensions"></span> | |||
=Fan-Made Extensions= | |||
==AGIPAL== | |||
AGIPAL uses the shake.screen command to call an external file which changes the palette. The range of palette files is 101-109. | |||
<pre>shake.screen(101)</pre> | |||
That command would use the palette in pal.101, instead of shaking the screen 101 times under the AGIPAL interpreter. | |||
===pal.* Format=== | |||
TODO | |||