Stick Territory By James Stanley
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The game is pretty self-explanatory.
If you need any clarification on anything Stick Territory related,
please don't hesitate to email Stanley at:
    jamesstanley@bluebottle.com

Whatever happens, have fun playing Stick Territory. Please tell me
whenever the urge grabs you, at:
    jamesstanley@bluebottle.com

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|Linux Help|
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Installation
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Stick Territory does not get installed, as such. Simply extract the
archive anywhere on your system.

Running
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If you extracted the archive in your home directory, then there is a
fair chance that you have the best configuration possible.
Simply navigate to the directory you extracted it in, and click on
  stick.sh
If the game gives an error about not being able to load an
image then the shell script has not worked. You should probably
email Stanley at:
    jamesstanley@bluebottle.com
If it didn't work, then edit
  stickterritory.sh
to include the path
you extracted the archive in. Then use stickterritory.sh to run the
game instead of stick.sh
If neither of those work, you will need to start Stick Territory
from a terminal window. Open a terminal, cd to the directory where
you extracted the archive and type 
  ./stick
If it still didn't work, tell Stanley about any errors at:
    jamesstanley@bluebottle.com

Compilation
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Not all users will need to compile. If you got a binary archive, you
can jump straight to Running.
To compile Stick Territory, open a terminal and cd to the directory
where you extracted the archive. Type
  ./compile.sh
If there are any errors, then you can either try to fix them or tell
Stanley. In the mean time, try the binary archive.
In order to compile Stick Territory, you will need
  Allegro (4.2.0 recommended)

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|Windows Help|
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Installation
------------
Stick Territory does not get installed, as such. Simply extract the
archive anywhere on your system.

Running
-------
Navigate to where you extracted the archive, and click on
  stickterritory.exe
If there are any errors, tell Stanley at:
    jamesstanley@bluebottle.com

Compilation
-----------
Not all users will need to compile. If you got a binary archive, you
can jump straight to Running.
To compile Stick Territory, there are two ways you can go about it.
1.) Open up Dev-C++, make sure you have Allegro (4.2.0 recommended)
installed and open the Stick Territory project (in the Windows
directory of the archive that you should have extracted)
2.) Open up a terminal, cd to the Windows directory of the archive
you should have extracted, and type make.
If there are any errors, then you can either try to fix them or tell
Stanley. In the mean time, try the binary archive.
In order to compile Stick Territory, you will need
  Allegro (4.2.0 recommended)
