
The files which you should have with this package are:

worldmap.bas   source for worldmap
worldmap.exe   executable
wmcfg.bas      configuration program for worldmap
wmcfg.exe      executable
worldmap.cfg   configuration data (the current settings)
worldmap.lst   list of worlds currently on disk
terrain.bas    terrain maker (terrain tile editor)
terrain.exe    executable
letters.dat    5-row miniature graphic text font data
eg.bas         source for electric guildsman menuing system
eg.exe         executable
colors.cmd     List of colors which "eg" uses
egacolor.com   modifies screen colors for easy reading
less.exe       text reader
vi.exe         text editor
vi.hlp         help file about vi.exe
ls.exe         "dir" variant
flat\*.*       directory containing files on world of flatland
                  including terrain data, general information,
                  location descriptions, and map files.
                  If you didn't unzip worldmap.zip with the -d
                  option (pkunzip -d worldmap) then you should
                  go back and do it right. Otherwise, worldmap
                  won't work.
portown\*.*    directory for the city of portown
storm\*.*      directory for stormcastle
dungeon\*.*    directory for the underground
vista\*.*      directory for starship vista
beginner\*.*   directory containing files for use in setting
                  up new worlds
wmhelp\*.*     help files for worldmap & terrain maker


Each world directory is set up as follows:

                           World Directory
                                  |
        ----------------------------------------------------
        |                  |              |                |
     General           Locations       Map files       Terrain Data
     Subdirectory      Subdirectory    Subdirectory

     (General Info     (Location        (Maps)         (terrain.dat)
      Top Menu is      Descriptions)
      world.mnu)


Map files have the name AXXXBYYY.map where A is "N" or "S" (North
or South), B is "E" or "W" (East or West), and XXX and YYY are
numbers representing how far in some direction the map segment is
from the map's origin.


   Hit <Q> to return to Help Menu

