SGE Examples
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Do 'make' to compile the examples (requires the libSGE.a and header files 
in ../ - if you're using libSGE.so, make sure ld can find it).

Read ttf_readme for license details about the truetype font.

The file sfont.png is copyrighted by Karl Bartel (http://www.linux-games.com/),
please ask him before including it into any non-GPL/LGPL project!

Press [ESC] or close the window to quit.


Basics
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Shows the basic drawing and text functions. Basics_c is the C version of this program
and tests SGE's C compatibility.

Blitting
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Shows simple buffering and blitting with alpha value. Reports fps - should be
slightly under 100 fps.

Fire
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Shows the block copy function and some palette functions.

Input
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Demonstrates the use of sge_tt_input functions. Feel free to edit the
text. If you press [Return],[Enter] or [ESC] the text will be printed out on
the console.

InputDeluxe
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sge_TextSprite is *much* more powerful than sge_tt_input... You can even make 
the text bounce around on the screen. Also shows border warping. 

Sprite
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Demonstrates the sprite class with timed movement and frames.

Sprite2
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The sge_ssprite version of SDLs testsprite... Uses the sge_screen class.

Bitmapfont
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Some bitmapfont routines. 

Collision
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A simple test of the pixel collision routines.

Alpha
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Demonstrates alpha surfaces and text. Very nice.

Rotate
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Rotates and scales an image. Press |SPACE] to switch between texture mapped,
normal and interpolated rendering. Press [s] to slow down or to speed up 
the rendering.

Sfont
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Same as 'bitmapfont' but with Karl Bartel's SFonts. You must have the SDL_image 
library and compile SGE with the 'USE_IMG' build option to get this to work.

Blib
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Fun with triangles.

Speedtest
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Benchmarks some of SGEs routines. You can specify some options if you want:
Usage: ./speedtest [-bpp N] [-hw] [-fullscreen] 
-bpp N - The colordepth you want to run the program in (8/16/24/32).
-hw - Use hardware surfaces if possible, often used with '-fullscreen'.
-fullscreen - Run the program in fullscreen.

Poly
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Draws some random filled polygons (press any key for a new one). The first polygon
is precalculated (a gourand shaded filled pentagram).

/Anders Lindström