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@ -133,3 +133,12 @@ Now it's playing, so all you have to do is open one of the .cpp files, make a mi |
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There's a file `.tarpit.json` that configures everything for the game. You can set your own sounds, |
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There's a file `.tarpit.json` that configures everything for the game. You can set your own sounds, |
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the build directory, and the build command to use. Just open it and you'll see. If you don't want |
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the build directory, and the build command to use. Just open it and you'll see. If you don't want |
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to hear me laughing at you then set the sounds to `nothing.mp3` and it'll be silent. |
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to hear me laughing at you then set the sounds to `nothing.mp3` and it'll be silent. |
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I have an example file `tarpit_example.json` which you can copy to `.tarpit.json` to get started: |
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```shell |
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cp tarpit_example.json .tarpit.json |
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``` |
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You can edit this file to change the build command and sounds used during building, just in case my |
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silky smooth radio quality voice is not to your liking. |
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