ACIDWARP(6)

NAME
acidwarp - Colour cycling eye-candy

SYNOPSIS
acidwarp [ options ]

DESCRIPTION
Acidwarp is an eye candy program For more information go to http://www.noah.org/acidwarp/

COMMAND-LINE OPTIONS
No options are necessary. Just type acidwarp and watch the show. However, you can give the following arguments at the command-line:

-d --delay seconds
    Specifies the number of seconds to delay each picture. Defaults to 20.

-h --help
    Prints a help screen.

-n --nologo
    Tells acidwarp not to display the logo at starup.

-s --speed microseconds
    Specifies the speed of the palette rotation. Defaults to 25000.

-w --warper
    Prints a text file explaining how to build "The Warper".

KEYBOARD COMMANDS
When acidwarp is running you can control it with keyboard commands.

Up  causes the pallette to rotate faster.

Down
    causes the pallette to rotate slower.

l   (L)ock on the current pattern.

k   switch to the next pallette.

p   (P)ause. Totally stops pallette rotation and pattern changing.

q   (Q)uit. Causes Acidwarp to exit.

n   (N)ext pattern.

AUTHORS
The authors of the MS-DOS version of acidwarp are Noah Spurrier (noah@noah.org) and Mark Bilk.

The Linux port was done by Steven Wills (willssl@jmu.edu).

The SDL port was done by Boris Gjenero (boris.gjenero@gmail.com).

This man page was written by Michael Sterrett (msterret@css.tayloru.edu) and updated by Boris Gjenero.

COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 1992, 1993 Noah Spurrier and Mark Bilk. acidwarp is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License.