SRL Archive - General

This is fun to play, it is clean :) http://www.hy71194.mgatesphoto.com/other/LineRider.exe

There is the LineRider.com online play, but the game is a lot funner on this simpler, older version. I personally think they messed up the game when they changed it around and made it more high-tech. And this one you can play offline ^^.

Have fun, post up pics of your best track :)
~ Harry

By the way, a straight line can be made if you click (and hold) down the left mouse button, then click the RIGHT mouse button, release left button - and drag your mouse to the final position of the line, then leftclick.

Straight line, tadaa.

a pretty old but great game! making a loop with that thing and stuff :)

edit the game changed a bit since the last time i played. :o

This one is really fun. All of us in our class are playing it in computer lessons.

Imo the new version is better.

AHH i used to love this game!! I'm gonna search for my old track, it was pretty beastly.

someone should make a program that makes a perfect loop. that would be sweet for this game.

From: malotthouse
someone should make a program that makes a perfect loop. that would be sweet for this game.

procedure Circle(MidX,MidY,rad,sAngle,eAngle: Integer; accuracy,xOffset,yOffset: Extended);
var
  x,y,dloop,eloop: Integer;
  angle: Extended;
begin
  angle := sAngle;
  X := MidX + Round(xOffset * (rad * Cos(Radians(angle - 90))));
  Y := MidY + Round(yOffset * (rad * Sin(Radians(angle - 90))));
  HoldMouse(x,y,True);
  Sleep(500);
  if(sAngle > eAngle) then
    eloop := Round((sAngle - eAngle) * (1/accuracy))
  else
    eloop := Round((eAngle - sAngle) * (1/accuracy));
  repeat
    if(sAngle < eAngle) then
      angle := angle + accuracy
    else
      angle := angle - accuracy;
    Inc(dloop);
    X := MidX + Round(xOffset * (rad * Cos(Radians(angle - 90))));
    Y := MidY + Round(yOffset * (rad * Sin(Radians(angle - 90))));
    movemouse(x,y);
    Wait(5);
  until (dloop >= eloop);
  ReleaseMouse(x,y,True);
end;

MidX and MidY are the starting points, rad is the radius of the circle, sAngle is the start angle and eAngle is the end angle, accuracy is how accurate you want the circle points to be (0.5 recomended though 1 works well too) and xOffset and yOffset change the shape of it into an eclipse with the widest point being rad * xOffset and the highest point being rad * yOffset ;)
Also, if you want it to draw the arc the other way, just put 360 as sAngle and eAngle as 0 (or whatever you want it to be).