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Re: Best Quake control configuration setup?

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From: Davy
Date: Tue, 29 Dec 1998 00:00
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ever tried to switch the jump and move forward? ( moveforward with
rightmouse )

since you're constantly moving, it's much easier...

Mike wrote in message <769h70$sij$1...@remarQ.com>...
>Mouse1 - fire
>Mouse2 - jump
>Keypad8 - forward
>keypad2 - reverse
>keypad4 - left
>keypad6 - right
>keypad5 - sidestep
>keypad1 - next item
>keypad7 - use item
>keypad enter - duck
>f - flashlight
>
>
>Henry Tran wrote in message <36892e9d...@news.u.washington.edu>...
>>I've used quite a few different control configurations (i.e.,
>>assigning keys for running, jumping, etc.) for Quake-type games (i.e.,
>>Quake 1 & 2, Half-Life, Unreal, etc.) but have yet to find one that
>>I'm 100% comfortable with. Does anyone know of any websites that look
>>at different setups? Or does anyone have any suggestion of how I
>>should map the keys? Send e-mail if you can or post here. Thanks.
>>
>>Henry
>>
>>Henry
>>ha...@u.washington.edu
>
>
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Subject: Re: Best Quake control configuration setup?
Date: 1998/12/29
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