Bob3D by Karsten Noe (palmsoftware@hotmail.com)

RULES FOR PLAYING BOB

There are two players - one red and one green. Each is standing on one
side of a table.  On the table  there are 30 colored rings. To win the
game one of the  players must put all rings of his  own color into one
of the four holes in the corners of the playing table.  To do this the
player must place  a large black ring on the line  nearest him and hit
it with a  cue with the aim of pushing the  smaller colored rings into
the holes.   If the black ring  ends in one  of the holes, two  of the
players rings that have previously been put in a hole will be put back
on the table. If any of the  small rings are lying on top of the line,
they  can be  hit  before the  black  ring is  placed.  If the  player
succeeds  in getting  one of  his rings  in the  hole, he  has another
shot. Otherwise it will be the other players turn.

HOW TO PLAY THE GAME

The game can  be played by two human player, a  human player against a
CPU player, or two CPU players against each other.  These settings can
be changed using  the games menu.  When playing as  a human player you
must first  decide where to place  the black ring on  the line nearest
you. You move  the ring using the arrow keys left  and right. Once you
are  satisfied by the  placement you  press space,  and an  arrow will
appear. This represents  the direction in which you  hit the ring with
the cue.  This direction can be changed using the arrow keys.

After choosing a  direction you press and hold  space.  The longer you
hold the  key, the harder you will  hit the ring.. The  last two steps
can be combined by holding the space key while changing the direction.

REQUIREMENTS

A computer running WIN32 and DirectX 8 or newer. The game runs fine on
a Celeron 450MHz with 128 mb ram and a TNT graphics card.

LEGAL STUFF
 
This game is freeware.  You may distribute  it freely as  long as this
documentation   is  distributed   with  it,   and  nothing   from  the
distribution is modified.   I am in no way  responsible for any losses
resulting from use of this game.




