Pyweek 10 - "Wibble Wobble"
Team: __pyweeklings__
Game: Wabble

Prerequisites:

    Pyglet 1.1.4 or SVN (see troubleshooting)
        http://www.pyglet.org/download.html
    
    AVBin:
        Windows: Extract avbin.dll next to run_game.py
            http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-win32-5.zip
            
        Linux: Run install.sh
            http://avbin.googlecode.com/files/avbin-linux-x86-32-7.tar.gz


How to Run:
    Execute run_game.py from the console
    
                   or

    Double-click run_game.pyw


How to Play:
    Use the arrow keys to move the 'Wabble monster'
    
    Get the pink Blobules to increase score
    
    Fatter Wabbles move slower but take more hits!


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EVERYONE:  The best advice is, if you're using Pyglet 1.1.4 and something
           goes wrong, install the SVN version of pyglet. If you're using 
           SVN version and something goes wrong, install 1.1.4. 
           Please try this before rating DNW!


                              WINDOWS
                              
NO SOUND : Did you install AVBin?

GRAPHIC CORRUPTION/ISSUES WITH GL : Install Pyglet 1.1.4

                               LINUX
STUTTERING : Sound issue. Does run_game_no_audio.py speed things up? If so
             install Pyglet SVN version.
             
                             OS X 10.6
ERRORS WHEN LAUNCHING : Type the following, in a terminal:
                        export VERSIONER_PYTHON_PREFER_32_BIT=yes
                        python run_game.py
                        
                        This will make that specific terminal run Python in
                        32-bit mode.