Rock Rush is a clone of the iconic Boulder Dash with a few mechanics inspired taken from the classic Emerald Mine. There are 5 levelsets available, two of which are custom made and the rest are exact copies of the levels of the first 3 installments in the original Boulder Dash.
This repository contains the freely available source code and assets for the game by Retrocade.net.
- Title: Rock Rush
- Technology: ActionScript 3.0, Flash
- First release date: Aug 16, 2011
- Play the game: http://retrocade.net/game/rock-rush/
- Opensoure resources: http://retrocade.net/open-art/rock-rush/
- License:
- Source code: MIT
- Levels: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- Art: CC BY 4.0
- Sound Effects: CC BY 4.0
- Music: Unknown author and license
- Who to credit:
- Source Code: Retrocade.net
- Art: Retrocade.net
- Sound Effects: No credit required
File LICENSE.txt contains the actual body of the license for Source Code, Artworks and Sound Effects for the project. If any text file is licensed by someone else in a different manner the text of the license will be at the top of the file. Non-text file licenses are presented in a format <filename>.<extension>.LICENSE.txt, eg. music.mp3.LICENSE.txt. Alternatively LICENSE.txt might exist in a directory - in this case this license covers the whole contents of the directory and its subdirectories.
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In case you encounter arcane and unknown file formats here are the tools you might need:
Open build.cmd in your text editor, update MXMLC_PATH variable with the path to Flex SDK (it should support at least Flash Player 10.1), and then run build.cmd. If you're on a non-windows o/s the commands used in the file should still work fine so you can use them as basis.
- Grab our copy of Ogmo Editor (Original Ogmo Editor was made by Matt Thorson) - either the Windows binary or the source code to build it for other platforms.
- Unpack/build the editor.
- Run the editor.
- Open the project file in
/src.level_editor/Editor.oepand then either proceed to create a new level from scratch or edit one of the existing ones.