Linux command
vitetris 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Start the game
vitetris
Start without menu
vitetris -nomenu
Listen for network game
vitetris listen [34034]
Connect to a network game
vitetris connect [hostname:34034]
Show high scores
vitetris -hiscores
Set player name
vitetris -name [name] listen [port]
说明
vitetris is a terminal-based Tetris clone with gameplay similar to early Nintendo Tetris games. It features configurable controls, a high score table, two-player mode with garbage lines, network play, and joystick support on Linux. The game runs entirely in the terminal using text-mode graphics, making it playable over SSH or on systems without a graphical environment. Controls are fully customizable through the in-game options menu. Network play allows two players to compete over the internet, with each player able to choose their own difficulty level and starting height. One player listens on a port while the other connects to that address. The game has minimal dependencies, requiring only libc, and has been tested on Linux, BSD, and ported to Windows and DOS.
参数
- -nomenu
- Skip the menu and start playing immediately.
- -hiscores
- Print the high score list and exit.
- -hiscores _FILE_
- Read and add high score entries from FILE.
- listen _port_
- Listen for incoming network connections on the specified port.
- connect _host:port_
- Connect to a remote player for network play. Host can be an IP address or hostname. Use connect _port_ to connect to localhost.
- -help
- Print help and exit. Use -help game for game options and -help term for terminal options.
- -js0 _device_, -js1 _device_
- Specify joystick device for player 1 or 2.
- -name _NAME_
- Set player name for network play.
FAQ
What is the vitetris command used for?
vitetris is a terminal-based Tetris clone with gameplay similar to early Nintendo Tetris games. It features configurable controls, a high score table, two-player mode with garbage lines, network play, and joystick support on Linux. The game runs entirely in the terminal using text-mode graphics, making it playable over SSH or on systems without a graphical environment. Controls are fully customizable through the in-game options menu. Network play allows two players to compete over the internet, with each player able to choose their own difficulty level and starting height. One player listens on a port while the other connects to that address. The game has minimal dependencies, requiring only libc, and has been tested on Linux, BSD, and ported to Windows and DOS.
How do I run a basic vitetris example?
Run `vitetris` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -nomenu do in vitetris?
Skip the menu and start playing immediately.