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Creating a game in a Linux terminal that simulates a voltage regulator, involves manipulating hardware settings, and includes a character (like a dog wearing a cape) is quite complex. Many aspects of this request are challenging due to the need for root access to manage hardware settings and the unconventional nature of such a game. However, we can create a simple Python-based command-line game that incorporates some of these features as an example—keeping in mind that it won't actually interface with hardware, as that is highly dangerous and not recommended.
Below is a simple Python script to simulate the user interaction part of the game, displaying a dog with a cape using ASCII art after a time delay. Note that actual hardware manipulation is not implemented due to the potential risks and Linux's complexities.
### Python Code Example
Ensure you have Python installed on your Linux system, and then create a script `dog_voltage_game.py`:
```python
import time
import os
def clear_terminal():
os.system('clear' if os.name == 'posix' else 'cls')
def display_dog_with_cape():
dog_art = r"""
/ \__
( @\__
/ O
/ (_____
/_____/ U
( ) ( )
"""
cape_art = r"""
/_\
_| |_
| |
'-------'
"""
print(cape_art)
print(dog_art)
def get_root_access():
print("You must grant root privileges to proceed.")
response = input("Do you grant root access to change hardware settings? (yes/no): ").strip().lower()
if response != 'yes':
print("Access denied. Exiting game.")
exit()
def main():
clear_terminal()
print("Welcome to the Voltage Regulator Dog Game!")
get_root_access()
print("Game starting...")
time.sleep(2) # Simulate some game operations
print("You have connected a device. Time to regulate the voltage...")
time.sleep(5) # Simulate some operations
print("Time up! Here is your dog in a cape:")
display_dog_with_cape()
print("The game will restart in 10 seconds...")
time.sleep(10)
clear_terminal()
main() # Restart the game
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
```
### Running the Script
1. Save the above code in a file called `dog_voltage_game.py`.
2. Open your terminal and navigate to the directory where the script is saved.
3. Run the script with Python:
```bash
python3 dog_voltage_game.py
```
### Important Notes
- **Root Access**: This script simulates an option to grant root access but does not make any real changes. If you want the script to run with root access, you'll need to run the entire Python script with `sudo`, e.g., `sudo python3 dog_voltage_game.py`, but do this with caution.
- **Interacting with Hardware**: Directly manipulating hardware settings (e.g., voltage, current) is dangerous and is typically done via specialized tools and under specific conditions. Always ensure you understand the implications and safety precautions involved.
- **ASCII Art**: This implementation uses ASCII art to represent a dog with a cape. To make it more visually appealing, consider adding more art or enhancing the presentation.
- **Game Logic**: The current implementation is quite simplified and serves as a foundation. You could expand it to include more interactions, challenges, or game logic as you wish.
This example encapsulates the fun and spirit of your request without the danger and complexity of manipulating real hardware settings.