
  Installing Tile World for Windows

There's no automatic installer yet, so you will need to do this manually.

First of all, you'll want to store the files contained in this archive into
its own separate directory. So, if you haven't already done so, create a
new directory (what Windows calls folders) for this -- something like
c:\tworld -- and extract the files there.

Then, find your copy of the chips.dat data file. Copy this to the data
subdirectory:

  cd c:\wherever\my\copy\of\chips\challenge\is\at
  copy chips.dat c:\tworld\data

If you have other data files that you would like to try out in the clone,
copy those to the sets directory instead:

  cd c:\my\collection\of\dat\files
  copy *.dat c:\tworld\sets

(The reason for using different directories is that chips.dat makes use of
configuration files. Note that you don't need to know how configuration
files work to use Tile World, which is good because I haven't written the
documentation for this yet.)

That's all that needs to be done to set it up. Run the program as
c:\tworld\tworld, or create a shortcut for it.

Note that Tile World does not use the mouse; everything is done with the
keyboard. You can type "?" while a game is being displayed to see a
description of what the keys do.

  mklynxcc.com

A very simple command-line utility is included called mklynxcc. This
program will change a normal data file to one that will use the Lynx
ruleset when played. By making a copy of a data file and running this
utility on the copy, you can see how those levels work (or don't work)
under the Lynx ruleset.
