Description: Nem-Nem is a dice game, a variant of Yahtzee or Yam's. Born from YahQtzee project (you can find it on this site, too)
You play vs a Robot, can save & restore your scores, customize the gameboard, see the logs...
Robot's best score today : 1547 points (with new column one shot)
Qt >= 4.6 required.
(Nem-Nem is now packaged for Mandriva Linux and Arch Linux).
Have fun with NEM-NEM !
** Please could some English speaking users tell me what's wrong in English version ? Thank you ! **Last changelog:
2011.05.1 - Changed save format (human readable now) - sources + packages for Mandriva
2011.03.3 - sound problem under Linux with QSound and NAS : workaround given by jcl_vanier (thanks to him !)
2011.03.2 - Bug in class "Dispenser()" fixed - New option : display messages on board or not.
2011.03.1 - bad display in options screen : fixed
2011.01.1 - 'Fr' to 'En' translations (thanks Expat !)
2010.12.1 - 'Fr' to 'En' translations (to be continued)
2010.10.2 - Much improve Robot's play
2010.08.1 - Improve Robot's play
2010.07.1 - Bug fix in 'Undo' command - Improve Robot's play
2010.06.6 - Improve Robot's play
2010.06.5b - another stupid bug fix in sound.h
2010.06.5a - bug fix in sound.h
2010.06.5 - Sound works well on all tested platforms : Linux, Mac OS X, XP, Seven, OS/2 - bug fix : memory leak in Sound()
2010.06.3 - Phonon only on Linux platforms - option : log the Robot analyze - option : see the Robot rolling dice
2010.06.2 - sounds work well under Linux platforms.
2010.06.1 rpm available for Mandriva 2010 Spring ... on the download page !
2010.06.1 - A new column : one shot !
2010.05.3 - rows PLUS and MOINS (Max and Min, like Yams) replacing CHANCE
2010.05.2 - Last stable version before rules evolution (CHANCE replaced by MIN & MAX, one column added...) - Changes in animations
2010.03.2 - Robot plays little better (you'll see his average grow after playing some games) - Bug fix : in some cases session.nem was saved in a wrong directory
2010.3 - Sounds in Nem-Nem - New animations - Bug fix : good 'undo' management now
2010.02.1 -Bug fix : decimal point is nom localized when displaying averages
2010.02 - Both scores are saved and now averages are computed for the Player and the Robot, so you can compare them - End of the game messages have changed Warning : existing scores are not read by this version. You must clear them with the button.
2010.01.8 - Improvements of Robot's behaviour - Bug fix : a click between two dice will no more roll selected dice - version number shown in 'about' screen - Changelog screen
2010.01.7 - Improvements of Robot's behaviour
2010.01.4 - Some improvements in display - preparing code for Mandriva packaging
2010.01.3 - bug fix : no more blur when an icon is painted on the dice - press esc key to return to main page when you read help (or best scores, preferences, history)
This is nice but shares just one problem that the former yahtzee program had: ne parle francais.
Has all those qlinguist? tanslation files. How does one actually use them?
I'm glad you appreciate.
I don't speak English very well, and don't know dice games vocabulary.
To translate into English or another language, one can use Qt translation tools :
for example in English
-----
lupdate nem-nem.pro
linguist nem-nem_en.ts
--> make translations
lrelease nem-nem.pro
-----
So Nem-Nem will load automatically English translation when starting on an English localized system.
In nem-nem.pro, 4 languages are available : English, German, Italian... and French (so French users can correct misspellings I could do, without editing code)
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This is nice but shares just one problem that the former yahtzee program had: ne parle francais. Has all those qlinguist? tanslation files. How does one actually use them?
I'm glad you appreciate. I don't speak English very well, and don't know dice games vocabulary. To translate into English or another language, one can use Qt translation tools : for example in English ----- lupdate nem-nem.pro linguist nem-nem_en.ts --> make translations lrelease nem-nem.pro ----- So Nem-Nem will load automatically English translation when starting on an English localized system. In nem-nem.pro, 4 languages are available : English, German, Italian... and French (so French users can correct misspellings I could do, without editing code)