I have a copy of Wumpus that also has "Super Wumpus" you can select at startup of the game, but the problem is Super Wumpus doesn't work.
No biggie, my guess is most of the code was removed to make it fit in the 4k left in the Apple-1 after loading basic. I could remove the Super Wumpus references, but think it's actually better to find an original copy that was written without Super Wumpus in mind.
Does anyone have a copy???
Thanks,
Corey
I have a copy for 4k Altair 8800 that I hope you can make use of!
Thanks. I had this one on paper tape for my ALTAIR. I guess maybe there isn't a clean version for the Apple-1. Converting this to Woz basic is something to do later in the week. I'm trying to get back into programming on my Mimeo, good place to start as any... Been hung up on doing hardware stuff recently and need to go back to software
Cheers,
Corey
There is one on apple1notes.com named Wumpus
Wendell
Wendell,
Your Hunt the Wumpus is the one I have. It has the Super Wumpus option which doesn't work. Did you originally write it for your Apple-1 which has more than 8k and then cut it down in size to make it work on an 8k machine? I haven't done any real debugging on it yet.
Cheers,
Corey
It's not dependent on memory size. I'm not sure where the program is from, I thought it was in 101 Basic games but it isn't so I think I may have gotten it from someone back in the day. If so there may be other sources around.
Wendell
If you change the code on the apple1notes version to
220 DIM L(8)
230 DIM M(8)
the game seems to play.
I don't know where the smileys came from so what you need to do on lines 220 and 230 is change the 7s to 8s.
Thanks... I'll try it...
Works great. Thanks. You saved me starting to troubleshoot, honestly I didn't even look at the code first. I made an assumption that Super Wumpus had a bunch more code that was removed.
I was able to make a video that I needed for the "Wumpus" SCRUM team at work, which was the whole point of trying to find a copy that was clean for a nice video. Thought they'd get a kick out of their namesake being played on an Apple-1.
Now to hook the mimeo back up and put the Apple-1 back into the safety deposit box
Cheers,
Corey