User:Stephen Shaw/sandbox - Revision history

Stephen Shaw: easter egg added

2019-03-09T19:29:00Z

easter egg added

@@ Line 11: / Line 11: @@
 Main gameplay was through the module, while game items- names, values, powers, graphics - were stored in the external databases and could be edited using verioud programs which were developed by third parties.
-Although the Wizard character (or equivalent- the name could be amended)  had limited defence capacity, the base coding left a gap for the Wizard - or any other player- to have armour with a rating of up to 37.
+An online manual is held by the Museum of Adventure Game History at https://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=tunnelsofdoom (click the pdf icon) with another copy at 99er.net: http://www.99er.net/download2/index.php?act=view&id=155
-An online manual is held by the Museum of Adventure Game History at https://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=tunnelsofdoom (click the pdf icon) with another copy at 99er.net: http://www.99er.net/download2/index.php?act=view&id=155
+Armour=32 can be increased to 37 using eg Repair Scroll etc.

Stephen Shaw: add 2nd manual source

2019-03-08T14:38:58Z

add 2nd manual source

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:38, 8 March 2019
Line 13:		Line 13:
	Although the Wizard character (or equivalent- the name could be amended) had limited defence capacity, the base coding left a gap for the Wizard - or any other player- to have armour with a rating of up to 37.		Although the Wizard character (or equivalent- the name could be amended) had limited defence capacity, the base coding left a gap for the Wizard - or any other player- to have armour with a rating of up to 37.

	An online manual is held by the Museum of Adventure Game History at https://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=tunnelsofdoom (click the pdf icon)		An online manual is held by the Museum of Adventure Game History at https://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=tunnelsofdoom (click the pdf icon) with another copy at 99er.net: http://www.99er.net/download2/index.php?act=view&id=155

Stephen Shaw: add manual url

2019-03-08T14:35:43Z

add manual url

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:35, 8 March 2019
Line 12:		Line 12:

	Although the Wizard character (or equivalent- the name could be amended) had limited defence capacity, the base coding left a gap for the Wizard - or any other player- to have armour with a rating of up to 37.		Although the Wizard character (or equivalent- the name could be amended) had limited defence capacity, the base coding left a gap for the Wizard - or any other player- to have armour with a rating of up to 37.

			An online manual is held by the Museum of Adventure Game History at https://www.mocagh.org/loadpage.php?getgame=tunnelsofdoom (click the pdf icon)

Stephen Shaw: first draft of new article

2019-03-08T14:30:14Z

first draft of new article

Show changes

Stephen Shaw: minor word change

2014-12-24T09:33:05Z

minor word change

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:33, 24 December 2014
Line 3:		Line 3:
	Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.		Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.

	These awards are named after Edgar (Eddy) Mauk (deceased in 1992), a ~~fanatical~~ TI user from Bavaria.		These awards are named after Edgar (Eddy) Mauk (deceased in 1992), a keen TI user from Bavaria.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Stephen Shaw: cleanup

2014-12-24T09:32:05Z

cleanup

Stephen Shaw: sandbox

2014-12-23T23:11:07Z

sandbox

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:11, 23 December 2014
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The Edgar ~~Awards~~ Mauk		The Edgar Mauk Mauk

	Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.		Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.
Line 15:		Line 15:
	\| \|\| \|\| Internet \|\| Thierry Nouspikel \|\| CH \|\| Site: TI-Tech		\| \|\| \|\| Internet \|\| Thierry Nouspikel \|\| CH \|\| Site: TI-Tech
	\|-		\|-
	\| \|\| \|\| Newsletter \|\| Marcel de Gier \|\| NL \|\| ~~T1jdingen~~ (TIGG)		\| \|\| \|\| Newsletter \|\| Marcel de Gier \|\| NL \|\| TIjdingen (TIGG)
	\|-		\|-
	\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Stephen Shaw \|\| UK \|\| TI in the UK		\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Stephen Shaw \|\| UK \|\| TI in the UK
Line 100:		Line 100:
	\|}		\|}

	Details courtesy of Google ~~Trans;ate~~ from http://www.ti-99.nl/ema.php extracted December 2014.		Details courtesy of Google Translate from http://www.ti-99.nl/ema.php extracted December 2014.

Stephen Shaw: test mauk awards page

2014-12-23T23:05:22Z

test mauk awards page

New page

The Edgar Awards Mauk

Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.

These awards are named after Edgar (Eddy) Mauk (deceased in 1992), a fanatical TI user from Bavaria.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! year !! held in !! award for !! Winner !! Nat !! For
|-
| 2000 (treffen 15) || Gent (BE) || Hardware || Michael Becker || D || SNUG cards
|-
| || || Software || Paolo Bagnaresi || I || E/A Software
|-
| || || Internet || Thierry Nouspikel || CH || Site: TI-Tech
|-
| || || Newsletter || Marcel de Gier || NL || T1jdingen (TIGG)
|-
| || || Community || Stephen Shaw || UK || TI in the UK
|-
| 2001 (treffen 17) || Nottingham(UK) || Hardware || Thierry Nouspikel || CH || IDE card
|-
| || || Software || Harald Glaab || D || DSR for SNUG
|-
| || || Internet || Fabrice Montupet || F || Site: TI99 Forever
|-
| || || Newsletter || Wolfgang Bertsch || D || Errorfree disks
|-
| || || Community || Berry Harmsen || NL || USA Contacts
|-
| 2002 (treffen 16) || Wuppertal(DE)|| Hardware || Michael Becker || D || SNUG Cards
|-
| || || Software || Fred Kaal || NL || SCSI software
|-
| || || Internet || Dirk Seinfeld || D || Site: Bromosel
|-
| || || Newsletter || Paul Saunders || UK || TI*MES (TIUGUK)
|-
| || || Community || Roger Muijs || B || Organising Treffen
|-
| 2003 (treffen 18) || Wenen (AT) || Hardware || Thierry Nouspikel || CH || USB Card
|-
| || || Software || Wolfgang Bertsch || D || TIllionaire
|-
| || || Informatie || Alan Bray || UK || Site: Bricktop
|-
| || || Community || Kurt Radowitsch || AT || Organising Treffen
|-
| 2004 (treffen 19) || Birkenau (DE) || Hardware || Michael Becker || D || SNUG Card
|-
| || || Software || Fred Kaal || NL || TI & PC Software
|-
| || || Informatie || Marcel de Gier || NL || Tijdingen (TIGG)
|-
| || || Community || Oliver Arnold || D || Organising Treffen
|-
| 2005 (treffen 20) || Venlo(NL) || Computer || Wolfgang Bertsch || D || TI Software
|-
| || || Community || Richard Twyning || UK || Support TIUGUK
|-
| 2006 (treffen 21) || Flensburg (DE) || Computer || Fred Kaal || NL || TI & PC Software
|-
| || || Community || Jens-Eike Hartwig || D || Organising Treffen
|-
| 2007 (treffen 22) || Hilversum (NE) || Computer || Thierry Nouspikel || CH || TI Hardware
|-
| || || Community || Marcel de Gier || NL || Tijdingen (TIGG)
|-
| 2008 (treffen 23) || Paderborn (DE) || rowspan="2" | Computer || Mark Robert Wills || UK || rowspan="2" | Site: Planet 99
|-
| || || Torben Anderson || DK
|-
| || || rowspan="2" | Community || Martin Zeddies || D || rowspan="2" | Organising Treffen
|-
| || || Jörg Kirstan || D
|-
| 2009 (treffen 24) || Wenen (AT) || Computer || Filip van Vooren || B || Transfer Games
|-
| || || Community || Kurt Radowitsch || AT || Organising Treffen
|-
| 2010 (treffen 25) || Nottingham (UK) || Computer || Gary Smith || UK || Design New Geneve
|-
| || || Community || Trevor Stevens || UK || Support TIUGUK
|-
| 2011 (treffen 26) || Rome (IT) || Computer || Mark Roberts Wills || UK || Turbo Forth Module
|-
| || || Community || Ermanno Betori || I || Organising Treffen
|-
| || || Community || Klaus Lukaschek || AT || Italian TI Group
|-
| 2012 (treffen 27) || Augsburg (DE) || Computer || Michael Zapf || D || MESS Development
|-
| || || Community || Oliver Arnold || D || Organising Treffen
|-
| || || Community || Ciro Barile || IT || Italian TI Group
|-
| 2013 (treffen 28) || Eindhoven (NL) || Computer || Fred Kaal || NL || Developing
|-
| || || Community || Ronald Kalwij || NL || Years supporting TIGG
|}

Details courtesy of Google Trans;ate from http://www.ti-99.nl/ema.php extracted December 2014.

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:32, 24 December 2014
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The Edgar Mauk ~~Mauk~~		The Edgar Mauk Awards

	Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.		Since the "Treffen" Meeting in the year 2000, there have been awards in recognition of contributions to the European TI community.
Line 19:		Line 19:
	\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Stephen Shaw \|\| UK \|\| TI in the UK		\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Stephen Shaw \|\| UK \|\| TI in the UK
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2001 (treffen 17) \|\| Nottingham(UK) \|\| Hardware \|\| Thierry Nouspikel \|\| CH \|\| IDE card		\| 2001 (treffen 17) \|\| Nottingham (UK) \|\| Hardware \|\| Thierry Nouspikel \|\| CH \|\| IDE card
	\|-		\|-
	\| \|\| \|\| Software \|\| Harald Glaab \|\| D \|\| DSR for SNUG		\| \|\| \|\| Software \|\| Harald Glaab \|\| D \|\| DSR for SNUG
Line 29:		Line 29:
	\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Berry Harmsen \|\| NL \|\| USA Contacts		\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Berry Harmsen \|\| NL \|\| USA Contacts
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2002 (treffen 16) \|\| Wuppertal(DE)\|\| Hardware \|\| Michael Becker \|\| D \|\| SNUG Cards		\| 2002 (treffen 16) \|\| Wuppertal (DE)\|\| Hardware \|\| Michael Becker \|\| D \|\| SNUG Cards
	\|-		\|-
	\| \|\| \|\| Software \|\| Fred Kaal \|\| NL \|\| SCSI software		\| \|\| \|\| Software \|\| Fred Kaal \|\| NL \|\| SCSI software
Line 55:		Line 55:
	\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Oliver Arnold \|\| D \|\| Organising Treffen		\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Oliver Arnold \|\| D \|\| Organising Treffen
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2005 (treffen 20) \|\| Venlo(NL) \|\| Computer \|\| Wolfgang Bertsch \|\| D \|\| TI Software		\| 2005 (treffen 20) \|\| Venlo (NL) \|\| Computer \|\| Wolfgang Bertsch \|\| D \|\| TI Software
	\|-		\|-
	\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Richard Twyning \|\| UK \|\| Support TIUGUK		\| \|\| \|\| Community \|\| Richard Twyning \|\| UK \|\| Support TIUGUK