NAME
fofix - Rock Band(tm)-like OpenGL rhythm game
SYNOPSIS
fofix [options]
DESCRIPTION
fofix (Frets on Fire X) is a rhythm game in the style of Guitar
Hero(tm) and Rock Band(tm). It supports the simulation of playing
guitar, bass guitar, and drums and supports vocal input using a
microphone. More than one player can play, cooperatively or
competitively.
fofix is written in Python using pygame and OpenGL.
OPTIONS
This program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long
options starting with two dashes (‘-’). A summary of options is
included below.
-h, --help
Show summary of options.
-v, --verbose
Outputs log to stdout in addition to the usual logfile.
-d, --debug
Writes debugging information to a debug file.
-c, --config=FILE
Specifies a configuration file to use instead of the usual one.
-f, --fullscreen=[true|false]
Specify whether the game runs in fullscreen mode.
-r, --resolution=RESOLUTION
Specify the resolution used by the game.
-t, --theme=THEME
Specifies the theme to use.
-s, --song=SONGDIR
Skips the menu and just starts gameplay using the song present
in SONGDIR.
The following settings only apply if a song is specified:
-l, --diff=DIFFICULTY
Specifies the difficulty to use.
0: Expert, 1: Hard, 2: Medium, 3: Easy
-p, --part=PART
Specifies the part to use.
0: Guitar, 1: Rhythm, 2: Bass, 3: Lead, 4: Drum, 5: Vocals
-m, --mode=MODE
Specifies the game mode to use.
0: Quickplay, 1: Practice, 2: Career
ENVIRONMENT
PYTHON Specifies the python(1) binary used to run the game.
FOFIX_PYTHON_FLAGS
Specifies extra options for python(1). Defaults to -OO.
SEE ALSO
fretsonfire(6), python(1).
AUTHOR
FoFiX was forked from a project developed by Sami Kyöstilä, Joonas
Kerttula, and Tommi Inkilä and is now developed by Chris Paiano, Pascal
Giard, Tom Skinner, John Stumpo, Nicholas Hydock, Harris Worthington,
and many others.
This manual page was written by John Stumpo <stump@jstump.com>, for the
Debian project (and may be used by others).
October 4, 2009