Innecto 68 K Manual

The Connection Puzzle PLAYER'S GUIDE Apple Macintosh Version 45RPM Software 45RPM Software support@45rpmsoftware.com Original Innecto 68K concept based on NSNet by Kenneth Dyke and William Coldwell. NSNet was itself inspired by The Network Game by Pavils Jurjans. Apple Macintosh version design, programming, graphics, and extended concepts: Pascal Harris Special thanks to: Sarah, Daniel, Felix and the entire beta test crew. If you have questions regarding the use of Innecto 68K, or any other 45RPM Software products, please write to: support@45rpmsoftware.com Copyright © 2016–2026 Pascal Harris / 45RPM Software. All rights reserved. Apple and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. INTRODUCTION Innecto 68K is a puzzle game of connections. The board is filled with wires, microchips and T-pieces. In the middle sits the power source. Your task is simple to describe but endlessly absorbing to master: rotate the components so that every piece on the board is linked to the power source. The concept traces its roots to the network-tile games of the early Mac era, but Innecto 68K has been reimagined and extended for the ‘Classic’ Macintosh family of computers, from System 2.1 through to MacOS 9.2 (and the Classic environment). With more than 100 levels, generated fresh for each game, and ranging from gentle warm-ups to fiendish timed games, move counted games and wrap-around puzzles, this game will keep even the most dedicated puzzler occupied for many hours. Progress is saved – so there’s no need to replay a level (unless you want to!). SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Innecto 68K runs on any Apple Macintosh computer with at least 128K of RAM and System Software 2.1. On more powerful Macs (Mac Plus, Mac SE) there is sound, and on colour Macintosh with 32bit QuickDraw it runs in colour. LOADING THE GAME You should immediately make a backup copy of the Innecto 68K disk and use the backup for everyday play, or install it onto your hard disk. Place the original in a safe place. Simply double click the icon to launch Innecto 68K. Game progress in saved in the Innecto preferences file, which you can find saved in your System folder. Note that, even on System 7.1 and newer, the preferences file is in the root of the System folder. THE GAME Rules and Object The playing field is a grid filled with tiles. Each tile is a circuit component: a straight wire, an elbow, a T-junction, a crossroads, a microchip, or the power source. The power source sits at the centre of the board. Your goal: rotate the tiles until every component on the board is electrically conn…