Based on the reverse-engineered codebase from Raptor Call Of The Shadows by nukeykt

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Original Raptor Call Of The Shadows author Scott Host is working on a new modernized version of the classic called Raptor Remixed. If you are a Raptor fan it would be cool if you would support the project on Kickstarter. For more information visit www.mking.com

Release builds are available for Windows, macOS and Android. To download the latest release build for your platform, click Download. Then install the downloaded release build on your system by following the instructions of the installer. You then need to obtain the assets (GLB files) of the shareware or full version 1.2 or higher yourself and copy them into the installation directory or the external system specific directory. That's it now Raptor is ready to play. For those who want to build themselves or who want more configuration information, continue below otherwise you're done here.

You need the original assets (GLB files) from Raptor Call Of The Shadows shareware or full version 1.2 or higher. Important: No older versions before 1.2 are compatible! You have to take care of these files yourself.
The assets can be loaded from the current working directory (Raptor directory) or from the external system specific directory. Please note that the release build version 0.8.0 does not support the external system specific directory and manages all assets, config and save files in the current working directory. The external system specific directories are the following:

 Windows: Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Raptor\  
 Linux: ~/.local/share/Raptor/
 macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Raptor/
 Android: storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.raptor.skynettx/files/

The config file SETUP.INI and the save files are also loaded and saved in these folders. On other systems that are not officially supported, the Raptor directory is used for loading and saving the config file and the save files.
Copy the raptor.exe (Windows) or raptor (Linux or macOS) from build directory to Raptor directory. Under Windows copy the file SDL.dll from include\SDL2-devel-2.28.2-VC\SDL2-2.28.2\lib\x86\ for 32 bit installation or for 64 bit installation from include\SDL2-devel-2.28.2-VC\SDL2-2.28.2\lib\x64\ to Raptor directory. Under Linux install lib-sdl2 from the packagemanager of your respective distro. When you use macOS install lib-sdl2 from dmg or from a packagemanager like brew etc. On an Android device, the APK can be installed via your preferred file manager.

Copy the following files to Raptor or external system specific directory:

FILE0000.GLB  
FILE0001.GLB  

Copy the following files to Raptor or external system specific directory:

FILE0000.GLB  
FILE0001.GLB  
FILE0002.GLB  
FILE0003.GLB  
FILE0004.GLB  

If no SETUP.INI file exists in the target directory, a default file will be created automatically on Windows, Linux, macOS and Android. Furthermore, Raptor Setup can be used to create or edit the SETUP.INI (not available on Android), or edit it manually as follows. Copy the SETUP(ADLIB).INI or the SETUP(MIDI).INI (MIDI is currently not supported on Android) file from build directory to external system specific directory (Windows, Linux, macOS and Android) or Raptor directory (only systems that are not officially supported) and rename it to SETUP.INI.
For MIDI support via TinySoundFont (currently not supported on Android), you need a GM-compatible soundfont in SF2 format, e.g., FluidR3_GM.sf2. You can specify the path to the soundfont in the SETUP.INI file:
SoundFont=SoundFont.sf2
To play with one of the following input devices set Control=0 under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file to:
Control=0 Keyboard
Control=1 Mouse
Control=2 Joystick (Game Controller)
Haptic (Game Controller rumble support) can be switched off or on under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file:
Haptic=0
Haptic=1
If you want to turn off the menu pointer control via the joystick in mode Control=2 and enable the new joystick menu control in all input modes, set under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file:
joy_ipt_MenuNew=0
joy_ipt_MenuNew=1
System MIDI support (Windows Multimedia, Linux ALSA, macOS CoreAudio and macOS CoreMIDI) can be switched off or on in the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file:
sys_midi=0
sys_midi=1
For Windows Multimedia under Windows, the MIDI device is set under the [Setup] section in SETUP.INI file:
winmm_mpu_device=0
Client and port for ALSA MIDI under Linux, is set under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file:
alsa_output_client=128
alsa_output_port=0
To use a software synthesizer with ALSA MIDI, install for example timidity and soundfont-fluid from the packagemanager of your distro.
CoreAudio support on macOS with software synthesizer DLS synth can be switched off or on under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file:
core_dls_synth=0
core_dls_synth=1
If you want to use CoreMIDI under macOS, core_dls_synth=0 must be switched off in the SETUP.INI file.
You can set the CoreMIDI port under the [Setup] section in the SETUP.INI file as follows:
core_midi_port=0
To display the text mode ending screen after the game quits in fullscreen mode set under the [Video] section in the SETUP.INI file:
txt_fullscreen=0
txt_fullscreen=1

The project supports the compilers msvc, gcc and clang.
When you have installed git on your system you can clone the repository by type in git clone https://github.com/skynettx/raptor.git.

You can use the projectfile for Visual Studio 2022 under msvc\ or the projectfile for CodeBlocks under gcc\.

Please remember to install the required dependencies lib-sdl2. In some distros there is an extra libsdl2-dev package like Debian or Ubuntu.
You can use the projectfile for CodeBlocks under gcc\. Otherwise you can use CMake. To use CMake type in the root of the repository:

mkdir build  
cd build  
cmake ..  
make  

Install the required dependencies lib-sdl2. To build use CMake, type in the root of the repository:

mkdir build  
cd build  
cmake ..  
make  

Make sure CMake is installed in your Android Studio environment. If this is the case, open the android\ project folder in Android Studio and build the APK.

Raptor is licensed under the GPLv2 or later.
Raptor for Android is licensed under the GPLv3 to be compatible with Apache 2.0 licensed libraries.

1. No audio under Linux:
   Make sure you get all the necessary ALSA and or PulseAudio dependencies from the packagemanager of your distro.
2. Where can i change the video settings:
   The video settings can be set in the config file SETUP.INI. To toggle fullscreen mode on edit under the [Video] section fullscreen=0 to fullscreen=1. Or aspect ratio mode off aspect_ratio_correct=1 to aspect_ratio_correct=0.

Special thanks to nukeykt and wel97459 for their great work on the reconstructed source code. Big thanks to Scott Host for his great support. Also many thanks to schellingb for the great TinySoundFont library and to all contributors from the chocolate-doom project for the awesome libtextscreen.