The Watchman X icon is present at player_128 & 148, only the former is used though.

Those seem to be leftovers from an earlier point in development where units weren't shared between the player and computer, as the used ones are found in com_29 & com_30. This section will only list otherwise unused icons or icons with differences between the two sets.īesides the icons listed above, computer colored variants of the MandelBug and Sumo units exist in player_119/com_119 & player_120/com_120. Since any unit can be used by both sides, the corresponding icons exist in both sets, however, since most of the units are only available to either side, only a few icons had their color adjusted to match their corresponding side. The game uses two sets of nearly identical unit icons, both are located in tiles, with the first being player_10 to player_136 and the second being com_10 to com_138.Īs one would expect, the first set is used for the player's units whereas the second is used for the computer's. Note that other gameLAB games also used similarly named casts. It's unknown if those files were ever present or if they contained any content, as the game runs fine without them and doesn't appear to have any missing music or sound effects. Unfortunately those files haven't been preserved, with most reuploads either replacing them with zero byte files or empty casts. 'RemoteControl.Upon startup, the game attempts to load the following Adobe Director cast files:.'nf' contains the LIRC remote control configuration file generated with Generate program for the LEGO Power Functions protocol.'LEGO_Old_RC.conf' contains the LIRC remote control configuration file generated by 'ir_generate_lirc.py'.'all_commands.txt' contains all commands generated by 'ir_generate.py'.'lego_ir_ctrl.py' demonstrates how to use a LIRC suported transmitter (like a FTDI-X) to control a LEGO IR device with the keyboard (both old IR Protocol and Power Functions protocol) Other files 'ir_generate_lirc.py' generates a LIRC configuration file so we can use any IR transmitter supported by LIRC.

'ir_generate.py' generates the signals to control this devices with Arduino using IRLib2 library, like their example sketch 'rawSend'. After a while I found out that not just Spybotics but all LEGO IR devices and eve more. The name of this project is misleading bt when I started I was really only interested on controlling the Spybotics. It had a short lifespan and was replaced by LEGO Power Functions IR protocol, based on a 38 kHz carrier, still in use. This protocol, based on a 76 kHz carrier, was also used on Bionicle Technic Manas, RC Nitro Flash, DUPLO RC Dozer and RC Train. LEGO MINDSTORMS Spybotics had an infrared remote control.

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