------ Nerve ------
By:  Travis Fischer (Fisch2)
fisch0920@gmail.com
September 24, 2005


OVERVIEW:
1) Introduction
2) Requirements
3) Instructions (please read!)
4) Credits
5) Disclaimer


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INTRODUCTION
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An original game in which you must progress through levels of increasing difficulty by navigating 
yourself to the other end of the cave.  You start at the left, constantly traveling right, and gravity pulls 
you down, but by tapping a button you get upwards propulsion.  Avoiding obstacles and the sides of 
the cave while competing for a high score, this game will quickly test your nerves and the quickness 
of your reflexes.  Certainly a unique and fast-paced gameplay experience.  -- By Fisch2


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REQUIREMENTS
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1) Send the ANERVE.83p file to your calculator
2) Run the ANERVE program (listed under the PRGM key)

Compatibility Notes:

* Supported calculators include:  TI-83, TI-83+, TI-83+ Silver Edition, and the TI-84 Plus/SE
* This program is written in TI-Basic and is compatible with MirageOS


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INSTRUCTIONS
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The default propulsion key is 2nd, but it is redefinable via the main menu.  Basically, you start 
on the left side of the screen and are moving right.  If you don't press 2nd at all, you will 
fall down and hit the side of the cave.  You need to tap 2nd to keep yourself level, but don't tap 
it too quickly or you'll give yourself too much propulsion and go skyrocketing into the top of the 
cave.  In later levels, you will need to hone your tapping to precisely avoid the increasing number 
of obstacles.
If the gameplay sounds confusing, just try it once.  It's not too difficult to figure out.
HINT:  When obstacles appear directly in front of your starting position, you can avoid them by 
tapping 2nd during the obstacle loading/drawing period, before you start moving.


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CREDITS
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This program was written by Travis Fischer (Fisch2).  Feel free to check out the source, but be 
sure to give credit if you use any of it.


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DISCLAIMER
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This program may be distributed by any other organization for non-commercial use only.  You 
are free to re-use any part of the sourcecode in any of your Free projects.  I hope that the 
source code will help someone to learn TI-Basic, but just remember before copying any of the 
source to give credit where credit is due.  This program has been tested, but in case it 
causes something harmful, I am in no way Liable for what happens.  The author expresses NO 
guarantees or warranties of the software and/or the data files, either expressed or implied.  
I can in no way guarantee the accuracy of this program and am not responsible if it produces 
invalid or unwanted results!  If you find any other bugs, please feel free to e-mail me at 
fisch0920@gmail.com.