Re: PC Board Designer/Atari ST Software Bargain

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From: P E Smee
Date: Wed, 16 Aug 1989 15:13

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I've found myself wondering whether PC board designers couldn't be used
to make maps for adventure games.  Seems to me that the typical adventure
'room' could be regarded as a box with up to 10 connections (Up, Down,
8 compass points) so you could lie to the software and tell it it was
working with 10-pin IC's.  The 'paths' between the rooms then become the
traces of the PC, of course.  Has anyone actually tried this?
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From: exspes@gdr.bath.ac.uk (P E Smee)
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Subject: Re: PC Board Designer/Atari ST Software Bargain
Keywords: ST design circuit software
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Date: 16 Aug 89 15:13:29 GMT
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