Pandiaspora - http://ts.id.au/pandiaspora/
Timothy Adam Smith <pandiaspora@ts.id.au>
2004-06-25, University of Queensland, COMP7300

INSTALLATION:
Ensure that OpenGL and DirectX are installed.
Run pdsinstall.exe.
Run the Pandiaspora link on your desktop.

[Desktop link doesn't install on Windows 7, run:
   c:\Program Files (x86)\pds\pds.exe
instead]

ALTERNATIVE INSTALLATION:
Copy all the files from \bin\ on the CD to a hard disk.
You should ensure that OpenGL and DirectX are installed.
Run pds.exe

GAMEPLAY:
The objective is to destory the enemy HQ without losing your own HQ.
This is acomplished by capturing nodes.  A node or HQ can only be attacked
if there is a path from that node to the friendly HQ.  Capturing nodes
also provides 'flux', which can be used to build more units.  Your
HQ automatically builds units if there is more flux than units.

You can change the type of ship your HQ builds by pressing 'b'.

Nodes are displayed as cylinders, HQs as double height cylinders and
ships as cones.

Each node or ship has a particular 'field type'.  This is indicated by
the colour of the apex of the ship or by the wireframe around the node.
The field type controls what types of terrain the ship can cross as well
as how it takes damage.

Ships are used to capture nodes and attack other ships.
Each ship has weapons pods, that are attached to the base of the cone.
The size of the weapons pod indicates how much dammage the ship can do to
objects that are the same colour as the pod.

F1 brings up a detailed list of key bindings.